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• Pakistan cleric's party may take part in election
• Pakistan cleric ends protest after government concessions
• Pakistan cleric ends protest after deal with government
• U.S. military to arraign soldier accused of Afghan massacre
• In India, suicide of another rape victim puts spotlight on inaction
• Pakistan government digs in as cleric keeps up pressure
• Pakistan turmoil deepens as court orders PM's arrest
• Large blast heard in centre of Afghan capital
• Russia grants Bangladesh $1 billion loan for weapons: Putin
• Pakistan cleric threatens long battle against government
• Military suicides hit record in 2012, outpace combat deaths
• India's Modi basks in rock star reception at his Gujarat show
• India police arrest six in new gang rape case: papers
• Bomb kills 14 Pakistani soldiers in North Waziristan
• Defendants' lawyers in the spotlight in Indian rape case
• Pakistan Taliban say they won't attack army in key area
• Judge okays group prayers for Muslim inmates in Indiana
• Pakistani Shi'ite keep second night of vigil over 96 bomb victims
• Sri Lankan parliament votes to impeach chief justice
• Kashmir violence could turn "ugly": Pakistani Islamist
• Over 600 illegal Rohingya migrants held in Thai raids
• Indian rape accused had appeared on reality TV show
• String of bombings kill 101, injure 200 in Pakistan
• Sri Lanka lawyers in boycott over attempt to fire top judge
• Bomb blast kills 11, injures 40 in Pakistani city of Quetta
• Guru's view on Indian rape raises anger, but shared by many
• India rape accused seek trial, plead not guilty
• Pakistan denies launching "unprovoked" attack on Indian army
• Two Indian soldiers killed in Kashmir border skirmish: Indian army
• Latest drone strike kills eight in northwest Pakistan
• Turmoil in Indian court as five accused of rape appear
• Turmoil in court as Indian rape accused arrive
• U.S. drone attack kills 10 in Pakistan: intelligence sources
• Drone attack in Pakistan kills at least 10: intelligence sources

• Travel Postcard: 48 hours in Kathmandu
• U.S. soldier accused of Afghan killings diagnosed with PTSD: lawyer
• Pakistan cleric to end protest after deal with government
• Pakistan anti-graft board refuses to arrest PM
• Pakistan warns anti-government cleric to end protest
• Six bombers attack spy agency in Kabul, kill two
• Car bomb targets Afghan spy agency in Kabul
• India reviewing Dreamliner safety, no plans to ground aircraft: regulator
• Sri Lanka president picks ally as chief justice, lawyers protest
• Pakistan government will not bow to cleric: minister
• Two eastern states join call for tighter gun control
• Protests grow across Pakistan after killing of Shi'ites
• Bangladesh sets "death clock" updating tobacco-related deaths
• Sri Lanka's Rajapaksa removes chief justice after impeachment
• Seven Afghan civilians killed in mosque blast
• Pakistan Shi'ites watch over 96 bomb dead for second night
• Pakistani Taliban say they will not attack army in key region
• Delhi rape accused lived on margins of India's boom
• Sri Lanka parliament votes to impeach chief justice
• Rights group warns of worsening Pakistani sectarian violence
• Rights group warns Pakistan faces worsening sectarian violence
• India rape accused hunted victim, aimed to kill: police
• Indian rape accused says police tortured him: lawyer
• Two separate bombs kill 32, hurt 100 in Pakistan cities
• Indian rape accused says police tortured him, lawyer says
• Pakistanis trucking NATO supplies to Afghanistan go on strike
• Prosecutors submit wiretaps, bank records in Florida terrorism trial
• Indian soldier "mutilated" after gunfight with Pakistan troops: Indian general
• In India, questions over decision to treat rape victim overseas
• Five accused in India rape case charged in court
• Turmoil in court as Indian rape accused hear charges
• Activists wary as India rushes to justice after gang rape
• Double suicide attack kills four in Afghan south

• U.S. soldier charged in Afghan massacre had PTSD: lawyer
• U.S. soldier accused of shooting Afghans defers plea
• Pakistan holds talks with anti-government cleric
• U.S. Marine pleads guilty to urinating on Taliban corpses
• Pakistan tells anti-government cleric protesters are at risk
• Three suicide bombers attacked Afghan spy agency, says government
• Large blast, gunfire in center of Afghan capital
• Sri Lanka president picks ally as chief justice
• Pakistan Supreme Court orders arrest of prime minister
• Pakistani forces fire in air at Islamabad protests
• Judge in New York resists call to delay Imam's terror trial
• Shi'ite protests spread across Pakistan after killings
• Protests by Pakistani Shi'ites spread to main port city
• Roadside bomb kills 14 Pakistani soldiers in North Wazirisitan
• Pakistan Prime Minister flies to Quetta to meet protesters
• Pakistan Shi'ites watch over 96 bomb dead for 2nd night
• India's Narendra Modi draws business praise, avoids talk of higher office
• Shi'ite leader challenges Pakistan army chief over attacks
• Pakistan Shi'ite leader criticizes army chief after bombings
• Pakistan summons Indian envoy over Kashmir tensions
• Afghan troop levels top agenda for Obama-Karzai talks
• Death toll from string of bombings in Pakistan reaches 114
• Twin explosions kill 56 in Pakistani city of Quetta: police
• Two separate blasts kill 32, hurt 100 in Pakistan cities
• Indian rape accused says police tortured him
• Indian rape accused to plead not guilty, seek trial
• Three accused in Indian rape case finally get legal help
• India accuses Pakistan of killing soldiers in Kashmir
• Afghan man in army uniform kills NATO soldier in Helmand
• Five accused of rape in India appear in court for charges
• Turmoil in court as Indian rape case hearing begins
• Suspects in India rape case appear in court
• Two dead at Indian Oil Corp terminal fire