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• Pakistan police arrest former president Musharraf
• Pakistan's Musharraf flees court after judges order his arrest
• Pakistan's Musharraf flees court as judge orders his arrest
• Pakistan bears brunt of Iranian earthquake, 35 killed
• At least nine killed as blast hits Pakistan election rally
• Obama's Guantanamo policy hit by violence, force-feeding
• Factbox: U.S. military tries to halt Guantanamo hunger strike
• Tensions rise over Afghan, Pakistan border dispute
• Army to drop alcohol charge against general: source
• Tajik president fears instability after NATO Afghan pullout
• Italy's 5-Star is growing threat to F-35 purchase
• Afghanistan helicopter crash kills two Americans
• U.S. diplomat killed in Afghanistan to be honored in memorial service
• French photographer escapes Afghan kidnappers after four months
• Roadside bomb kills nine civilians in Afghanistan
• Calls for Britain to offer asylum to Afghan interpreters
• Death toll rises to 72 in Mumbai building collapse
• U.N. rights boss calls for closure of Guantanamo prison
• NATO helicopter kills four Afghan police
• Insurgent attack in Afghan west kills 44 people
• Militants storm Afghan court as Taliban stand trial; 7 dead
• Explosion hits Somalia's Dahabshiil bank headquarters
• Iran sanctions spur boom for Pakistani diesel smugglers
• NATO strike kills at least one child in Afghanistan
• NATO approves Breedlove's nomination as top commander
• Afghan army scraps Pakistan trip over cross-border shelling
• Refugee boat sinks off Australia, reopens border security debate
• Suicide attack kills 17 Pakistani security forces
• Indian court lifts media gag on New Delhi rape trial
• Afghanistan, NATO strike compromise on pullout plan
• Guantanamo hunger strike stems from frustration: Army general
• Afghanistan, NATO agree on troops leaving key province
• Afghan government hits back at NATO chief, says war aimless
• Key India government ally withdraws from coalition

• Germany aims to keep an Afghan contingent after pullout
• Pakistan's Musharraf flees court as judges order his arrest
• Pakistan court orders arrest of former president Musharraf
• At least nine killed in blast at Pakistan election rally
• Tremors from Iran quake kill 13 in Pakistan: officials
• Afghan opium cultivation to rise in 2013 - U.N. report
• Yemeni man describes Gitmo force feeding in New York Times op-ed
• Big blast heard amid gunfire at Somalia's Mogadishu courts
• Turkey has new law on asylum, but sets limits for non-Europeans
• Fighting rages in NW Pakistan, 15 militants, one soldier killed: army
• Scores killed in Pakistan army clash with militants
• Afghanistan helicopter crash kills 2 members of NATO-led force
• Diplomat killed in Afghanistan to be honored in memorial service
• French photographer kidnapped in Afghanistan escapes: Kabul
• Sri Lanka to probe mass grave with more than 150 dead
• FBI interviews Petraeus at his Virginia home: report
• U.N. rights chief calls for closure of Guantanamo prison
• Iran road crash kills Afghan refugees and fuel smugglers
• Hagel tells military to brace for further belt-tightening
• Sri Lanka newspaper office attacked, five workers hurt
• Bomb hits Somalia's biggest bank after militant threat
• Suspected militants attack Pakistan power station, seven dead
• Afghanistan's Karzai in Qatar, Taliban talks in focus
• NATO air strike kills two children, nine suspected Taliban in Afghanistan
• Uzbek leader makes public appearance after health rumors
• Daughter of Uzbek leader tweets to deny health reports
• Afghanistan's Karzai heads to Qatar to discuss peace with Taliban
• Pakistan Taliban threaten to send Musharraf to "hell" when he returns
• Tougher sex crime law in India after gang rape protests
• U.S. charges Saudi in al Qaeda plots against Americans abroad
• Guantanamo hunger strike is growing, military says
• NATO forces say agree to leave key Afghan province near Kabul
• Indian government stable despite key ally pulling out: finance minister

• India political parties reach consensus on key land reform bill
• Taliban in Qatar see no early peace talks with U.S.: sources
• In bastion of tolerance Sweden, immigration is questioned
• Pakistan bears brunt of Iranian earthquake, 13 killed
• Iranian official says no deaths so far in quake: ISNA agency
• Afghan electric company struggles to make powerful customers pay
• Afghan opium cultivation to rise in 2013: U.N. report
• Sri Lanka newspaper office set ablaze, fifth media attack this year
• Lack of affordable housing forces India's poor into death traps
• US diplomat killed in Afghanistan car bombing hailed at memorial
• France starts troop pullout from Mali after anti-Islamist offensive
• U.S. to keep pressure on Sri Lanka to allow rights violations probe
• Second man gets 17 years for Seattle military attack plot
• Kidnapped French photographer freed in Afghanistan, Kabul says
• Twelve Afghan civilians dead in air strike: Afghan officials
• Four civilians, three NATO soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Mumbai building crumbles "like pack of cards," killing 39
• Mumbai building crumbles "like pack of cards", killing 39
• Afghan Taliban kill 44 in suicide attack on courtroom
• Militants storm Afghan court as Taliban stand trial; seven dead
• Bomb hits Somalia's biggest bank, cash transfer agency
• Suspected militants attack Pakistan power station, 7 dead
• Afghans warned: the taxman is coming after you
• Suicide bomber kills 10 in Pakistan
• Petraeus apologizes for affair, moves to mend image
• Australia to withdraw most troops from Afghanistan by year-end
• Afghanistan's Karzai to hold meeting in Qatar on Taliban peace talks
• Between Middle East visits, Obama dashes Arab hopes
• Guantanamo hunger strike stems from frustration: U.S. general
• Sri Lanka ex-army head says can answer war crimes allegations
• Guantanamo hunger strike is growing: military
• Pakistan to hold general elections May 11
• India government ally withdraws from coalition, reforms at risk