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Pakistan's Thin Red Line: Armed Teachers In Classrooms
Headmaster Naveed Gul walked past the armed guard at the gate into his office. As primary school pupils studied their morning lessons outside, he reached beneath his warm woolly sweater, and pulled out a gun.
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Tributes for Pakistan's Ex-ISI Chief Hamid Gul Bound to Upset India and Afghanistan
Tributes for Pakistan's late former Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) chief Hamid Gul poured in today, words bound to infuriate Pakistan's neighbours after he spent a career promoting militancy in Afghanistan and India.
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Pakistan's Former ISI Chief Hamid Gul Dies
Pakistan's spy agency ISI's former chief Lt General (retd) Hamid Gul tonight passed away after a brain haemorrhage.
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Afghan Landslide Toll Unlikely to Rise Above 500: Officials
Afghan officials have said that it is unlikely that the number of those killed in Friday' landslide will be above 500. The announcement of revised figures by Gul Mohammad Baidaar, deputy governor of Badakhshan, came hours after earlier information that over 2,100 people had died in the landslide.
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Former Warlord Joins Abdullah in Afghan Election
A former Afghan warlord nicknamed "the bulldozer" joined front-runner Abdullah Abdullah's presidential campaign on Saturday, as deal-making hots up before the decisive run-off vote next month.
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Votes sell for about $5 in Afghanistan as presidential race begins
Sayed Gul walked into a small mud brick room in eastern Afghanistan, a bundle wrapped in a shawl on his back. With a flick, he plonked the package onto a threadbare carpet and hundreds of voter cards spilled out.
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Bombmaker Abdul Karim Tunda slapped on Delhi court premises
Master bomb-maker Abdul Karim Tunda was slapped, reportedly by a Hindu activist, at a Delhi court before being produced for a hearing on his custody.
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Former ISI chief Hamid Gul was Lashkar terrorist Abdul Karim Tunda's handler: sources
Gul, who retired in 1992 as chief of the Inter-Services Intelligence Agency, denied this. Speaking to NDTV, he said, "He (Tunda) is lying. There is no truth in his claims. I have never met him."
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Former ISI chief Hamid Gul was Lashkar terrorist Abdul Karim Tunda's handler: Sources
Tunda, one 20 most wanted terrorists in India, has reportedly said that he had met Mr Gul in 1995 and has been in touch with him through the years. India has for long alleged that Pakistan's ISI and Army support terrorism against India. Pakistan denies it outright.
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Endgame Afghanistan: Talking to the Taliban
The Taliban is the same group that preferred war with the United States over handing over its friends from the Al Qaeda. It is the same group that continues to haunt Afghans. So what has led to talks with the Taliban in the run-up to 2014, when Western troops will exit Afghanistan completely?
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Pakistan's Thin Red Line: Armed Teachers In Classrooms
Headmaster Naveed Gul walked past the armed guard at the gate into his office. As primary school pupils studied their morning lessons outside, he reached beneath his warm woolly sweater, and pulled out a gun.
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Tributes for Pakistan's Ex-ISI Chief Hamid Gul Bound to Upset India and Afghanistan
Tributes for Pakistan's late former Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) chief Hamid Gul poured in today, words bound to infuriate Pakistan's neighbours after he spent a career promoting militancy in Afghanistan and India.
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Pakistan's Former ISI Chief Hamid Gul Dies
Pakistan's spy agency ISI's former chief Lt General (retd) Hamid Gul tonight passed away after a brain haemorrhage.
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Afghan Landslide Toll Unlikely to Rise Above 500: Officials
Afghan officials have said that it is unlikely that the number of those killed in Friday' landslide will be above 500. The announcement of revised figures by Gul Mohammad Baidaar, deputy governor of Badakhshan, came hours after earlier information that over 2,100 people had died in the landslide.
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Former Warlord Joins Abdullah in Afghan Election
A former Afghan warlord nicknamed "the bulldozer" joined front-runner Abdullah Abdullah's presidential campaign on Saturday, as deal-making hots up before the decisive run-off vote next month.
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Votes sell for about $5 in Afghanistan as presidential race begins
Sayed Gul walked into a small mud brick room in eastern Afghanistan, a bundle wrapped in a shawl on his back. With a flick, he plonked the package onto a threadbare carpet and hundreds of voter cards spilled out.
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Bombmaker Abdul Karim Tunda slapped on Delhi court premises
Master bomb-maker Abdul Karim Tunda was slapped, reportedly by a Hindu activist, at a Delhi court before being produced for a hearing on his custody.
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Former ISI chief Hamid Gul was Lashkar terrorist Abdul Karim Tunda's handler: sources
Gul, who retired in 1992 as chief of the Inter-Services Intelligence Agency, denied this. Speaking to NDTV, he said, "He (Tunda) is lying. There is no truth in his claims. I have never met him."
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Former ISI chief Hamid Gul was Lashkar terrorist Abdul Karim Tunda's handler: Sources
Tunda, one 20 most wanted terrorists in India, has reportedly said that he had met Mr Gul in 1995 and has been in touch with him through the years. India has for long alleged that Pakistan's ISI and Army support terrorism against India. Pakistan denies it outright.
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Endgame Afghanistan: Talking to the Taliban
The Taliban is the same group that preferred war with the United States over handing over its friends from the Al Qaeda. It is the same group that continues to haunt Afghans. So what has led to talks with the Taliban in the run-up to 2014, when Western troops will exit Afghanistan completely?
