Murder probe into new death in Indian Kashmir

SRINAGAR: Indian police launched a murder probe against paramilitary forces on Friday after a teenager was shot dead in Kashmir, sparking more street protests in the troubled region. The rare…

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AFP

Iran says to enrich uranium to make fuel for Bushehr plant

TEHRAN: Iran said Friday it will press ahead with its controversial uranium enrichment program so it can provide fuel for the Russian-built Bushehr nuclear plant due to go online this…

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AFP

Al-Qaeda claims attack on Iraq army recruits

BAGHDAD: An Al-Qaeda group on Friday claimed it was behind a suicide bombing on a crowded Iraqi army recruitment centre in Baghdad that killed 59 people in the deadliest attack…

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AFP

Exploring one of Paris’ great attractions: Cinemas

It may seem backward to travel to one of the most beautiful cities in the world and sit in the dark. In Paris, there are seemingly endless rues and quais…

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AP

Holy month, hot days: Football nights in Michigan

Illuminated by the night lights on the football field, Adnan Restum joined a scrum of teammates at the end-zone water fountain, taking a break from a grueling preseason workout to…

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AP

Video game lets players be ‘Bad’ to Jackson hits

An upcoming video game starring Michael Jackson is set to be "Bad." Video game publisher Ubisoft announced Wednesday its dancing-and-singing "Michael Jackson The Experience" game will feature such Jackson hits…

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AP

Wheat crisis

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The Dear Leader cleans house for the Young General

SEOUL: There was a time, not long after the Cold War’s end, when almost everyone assumed that North Korea would soon collapse. The sudden death in 1994 of Kim Il-sung,…

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The myth of authoritarian growth

CAMBRIDGE: On a recent Saturday morning, several hundred pro-democracy activists congregated in a Moscow square to protest government restrictions on freedom of assembly. They held up signs reading “31,” in…

Dani Rodrik

Malaysia moving forward in matters of Islam and women

KUALA LUMPUR: In early July this year, the Prime Minister of Malaysia Najib Razak announced that two women had been appointed judges in the country’s Syariah Courts. One of two…

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