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At least 21 men who belonged to a paramilitary force shot dead in Peshawar by their captors, say government officials.
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More attacks on polio workers in Pakistan
Three more people shot dead in attacks near Peshawar as UN and World Health Organisation suspend vaccination drive.
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Female polio workers gunned down in Pakistan
Six women working to vaccinate children against disease are killed in co-ordinated attacks in Karachi and Peshawar.
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Any attempts to prosecute those responsible for the torture of prisoners under George Bush have been dropped.
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All-rounder follows four-wicket haul with quick half-century as Sri Lanka establish a solid lead against Pakistan.
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Pakistan book Asia Cup finals spot
Pakistan make it two wins out of two with a comfortable six-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in Mirpur.
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Probe accuses US of Afghan detainee abuse
Inmates at facility in Bagram tell investigating commission they were tortured and held without evidence by authorities.
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Davutoglu's brilliant statecraft
Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu's diplomatic skills combine intellectual authority with moral sensibility.
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