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Pak Military Reaching Out To India For Cooperation, Says Report
Pakistan's Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa has recognised that one of the ways of achieving peace in his country could be via military cooperation with India, a report by the UK-based think tank Royal United Services Institute has said
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UK Begins Syria Air Strikes After Parliament Vote
Britain joined the US-led bombing campaign against ISIS in Syria on Thursday, with air strikes beginning just hours after a decisive parliamentary vote.
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British Foreign Minister Warns of Threat From Russia
Russian actions in Ukraine are undermining the security of nations in Eastern Europe, British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond is to warn in a speech today.
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Protests Set to Mark Four Years After Bahrain Uprising
Bahrain's opposition has called for protests on today's fourth anniversary of an uprising that deeply divided the key US ally in the worst internal crisis to hit a Gulf Arab state.
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Boson's naming after Satyendra Nath Bose bigger honour than Nobel, say Indian physicists
Prominent Indian physicists say that naming of the 'God particle' Boson after Indian scientist Satyendra Nath Bose is the biggest honour.
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In modern scandal, an e-mail is forever
In the 21st century anything written down electronically, even in confidence, can be stolen or subpoenaed and come back to haunt the writer - and others - years later.
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Pak Military Reaching Out To India For Cooperation, Says Report
Pakistan's Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa has recognised that one of the ways of achieving peace in his country could be via military cooperation with India, a report by the UK-based think tank Royal United Services Institute has said
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UK Begins Syria Air Strikes After Parliament Vote
Britain joined the US-led bombing campaign against ISIS in Syria on Thursday, with air strikes beginning just hours after a decisive parliamentary vote.
-
British Foreign Minister Warns of Threat From Russia
Russian actions in Ukraine are undermining the security of nations in Eastern Europe, British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond is to warn in a speech today.
-
Protests Set to Mark Four Years After Bahrain Uprising
Bahrain's opposition has called for protests on today's fourth anniversary of an uprising that deeply divided the key US ally in the worst internal crisis to hit a Gulf Arab state.
-
Boson's naming after Satyendra Nath Bose bigger honour than Nobel, say Indian physicists
Prominent Indian physicists say that naming of the 'God particle' Boson after Indian scientist Satyendra Nath Bose is the biggest honour.
-
In modern scandal, an e-mail is forever
In the 21st century anything written down electronically, even in confidence, can be stolen or subpoenaed and come back to haunt the writer - and others - years later.
