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Kangana Ranaut Attacks Rihanna For Farmers Tweet, Calls Them "Terrorists"
Actor Kangana Ranaut on Tuesday held little back in taking on international pop star Rihanna for coming out in support of the farmers protesting on the outskirts of Delhi since November against the centre's agricultural laws.
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Pakistan Has "Limited Options" To Respond To India's J&K Decision: US Report
Pakistan's leadership has "limited options" to respond to India's decision on Jammu and Kashmir as many analysts view that Islamabad has "little credibility" on the issue given its long history of covertly supporting terrorist groups there, according to a US Congressional report.
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In Latest Advisory, US Warns Citizens "Not To Travel To Balochistan, PoK"
The US has advised its citizens to reconsider their travel to Pakistan due to terrorism and asked them not to travel to restive Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), identified as the most dangerous areas due to terror attacks.
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Woman, Son Walked 53 Hours, Passed By Corpses As They Fled From ISIS
The walk to freedom lasted 53 hours, and the little boy cried all the way. It wasn't their first escape attempt - she'd tried five times before to flee the Islamic State - but they would be shot on the spot if the militants caught them now.
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After ISIS Killed Her Sons, Iraqi Grandmother Fends For 22 Children
Iraqi grandmother Sana Ibrahim al-Taee has a full-time job feeding and clothing her 22 grandchildren after ISIS killed their fathers - her sons - a struggle in a cramped flat with little help from the state.
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Terrorist Hafiz Saeed's New Outfit Plans To Contest Pak Elections In July
Hafiz Saeed-linked Milli Muslim League has decided to use the platform of a little known party to contest the upcoming general election, a day after Pakistan's poll panel rejected for a second time an application by the MML, an offshoot of the Mumbai attack mastermind's banned Jamat-ud-Dawah.
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Who Is Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi? 10 Points About The World's Most-Wanted Man
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, discreet in his youth and invisible as the world's most wanted man, rose through the ranks quietly and patiently to become global jihad's undisputed supremo. The head of the ISIS terrorist group has been careful to reveal little about himself and his whereabouts. The ISIS chief also appears to wear a mask to address his comman...
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Texas Teachers Give 'Most Likely To Become A Terrorist' Award To 13-Year-Old
Other awards included "most likely to cry for every little thing" that was given to a girl and "most likely to become homeless" that was presented to a boy.
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US Allies Caution Donald Trump On Syria Strategy
Key US allies in Europe are quietly expressing concern over President-elect Donald Trump's approach to Syria, warning that his pledge to work more closely with Russia, Damascus' main backer, will do little to diminish the terrorist threat emanating from Syria.
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'Traitor For ISIS, Terrorist For Belgium', Says Woman Back From Syria
Her hair pulled back neatly from her face, eye shadow dramatic and flawless, Laura Passoni bears little resemblance to the jihadi bride she was less than two years ago, when she fled in darkness across a barbed-wire fence, her pregnant body betraying her with fatigue and terror.
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What Is A Surgical Strike? Military Experts Explain
At about noon on Thursday, the Army announced that it had carried out surgical strikes across the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir to target terrorists waiting at multiple launch pads to cross over into India.
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Britain's MI6 To Get Around 1,000 Spies In Biggest Expansion Since Cold War: Report
Britain's foreign intelligence service is to get 40 per cent more spies in one of the biggest expansions since the Cold War as MI6 seeks to harness new technology, the BBC said.
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Afghan President Blasts Taliban 'Slaves', Says Little Time Left For Peace
President Ashraf Ghani said Afghanistan faced a terrorist enemy led by Taliban "slaves" in Pakistan in a sombre speech to parliament today that nonetheless left the door open to resuming peace talks with parts of the Taliban.
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Rise Of The Terrorists In Yemen May Be Unstoppable: Analysts
Rivals Al Qaeda and the ISIS group are cementing their presence in south Yemen in the absence of state authority and little opposition from pro-government Arab coalition forces, experts say.
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'Little Doubt That Pathankot Terrorists Are From Pakistan,' Says National Investigation Agency
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Tuesday said there is "little doubt" that the terrorists who attacked the IAF base at Pathankot were from Pakistan and it will be seeking voice sample of the mother of one of the gunmen who had spoken to her hours before the strike.
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Kangana Ranaut Attacks Rihanna For Farmers Tweet, Calls Them "Terrorists"
Actor Kangana Ranaut on Tuesday held little back in taking on international pop star Rihanna for coming out in support of the farmers protesting on the outskirts of Delhi since November against the centre's agricultural laws.
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Pakistan Has "Limited Options" To Respond To India's J&K Decision: US Report
Pakistan's leadership has "limited options" to respond to India's decision on Jammu and Kashmir as many analysts view that Islamabad has "little credibility" on the issue given its long history of covertly supporting terrorist groups there, according to a US Congressional report.
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In Latest Advisory, US Warns Citizens "Not To Travel To Balochistan, PoK"
The US has advised its citizens to reconsider their travel to Pakistan due to terrorism and asked them not to travel to restive Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), identified as the most dangerous areas due to terror attacks.
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Woman, Son Walked 53 Hours, Passed By Corpses As They Fled From ISIS
The walk to freedom lasted 53 hours, and the little boy cried all the way. It wasn't their first escape attempt - she'd tried five times before to flee the Islamic State - but they would be shot on the spot if the militants caught them now.
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After ISIS Killed Her Sons, Iraqi Grandmother Fends For 22 Children
Iraqi grandmother Sana Ibrahim al-Taee has a full-time job feeding and clothing her 22 grandchildren after ISIS killed their fathers - her sons - a struggle in a cramped flat with little help from the state.
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Terrorist Hafiz Saeed's New Outfit Plans To Contest Pak Elections In July
Hafiz Saeed-linked Milli Muslim League has decided to use the platform of a little known party to contest the upcoming general election, a day after Pakistan's poll panel rejected for a second time an application by the MML, an offshoot of the Mumbai attack mastermind's banned Jamat-ud-Dawah.
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Who Is Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi? 10 Points About The World's Most-Wanted Man
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, discreet in his youth and invisible as the world's most wanted man, rose through the ranks quietly and patiently to become global jihad's undisputed supremo. The head of the ISIS terrorist group has been careful to reveal little about himself and his whereabouts. The ISIS chief also appears to wear a mask to address his comman...
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Texas Teachers Give 'Most Likely To Become A Terrorist' Award To 13-Year-Old
Other awards included "most likely to cry for every little thing" that was given to a girl and "most likely to become homeless" that was presented to a boy.
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US Allies Caution Donald Trump On Syria Strategy
Key US allies in Europe are quietly expressing concern over President-elect Donald Trump's approach to Syria, warning that his pledge to work more closely with Russia, Damascus' main backer, will do little to diminish the terrorist threat emanating from Syria.
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'Traitor For ISIS, Terrorist For Belgium', Says Woman Back From Syria
Her hair pulled back neatly from her face, eye shadow dramatic and flawless, Laura Passoni bears little resemblance to the jihadi bride she was less than two years ago, when she fled in darkness across a barbed-wire fence, her pregnant body betraying her with fatigue and terror.
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What Is A Surgical Strike? Military Experts Explain
At about noon on Thursday, the Army announced that it had carried out surgical strikes across the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir to target terrorists waiting at multiple launch pads to cross over into India.
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Britain's MI6 To Get Around 1,000 Spies In Biggest Expansion Since Cold War: Report
Britain's foreign intelligence service is to get 40 per cent more spies in one of the biggest expansions since the Cold War as MI6 seeks to harness new technology, the BBC said.
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Afghan President Blasts Taliban 'Slaves', Says Little Time Left For Peace
President Ashraf Ghani said Afghanistan faced a terrorist enemy led by Taliban "slaves" in Pakistan in a sombre speech to parliament today that nonetheless left the door open to resuming peace talks with parts of the Taliban.
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Rise Of The Terrorists In Yemen May Be Unstoppable: Analysts
Rivals Al Qaeda and the ISIS group are cementing their presence in south Yemen in the absence of state authority and little opposition from pro-government Arab coalition forces, experts say.
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'Little Doubt That Pathankot Terrorists Are From Pakistan,' Says National Investigation Agency
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Tuesday said there is "little doubt" that the terrorists who attacked the IAF base at Pathankot were from Pakistan and it will be seeking voice sample of the mother of one of the gunmen who had spoken to her hours before the strike.
