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• Explosion heard near Red Cross office in Afghanistan's Jalalabad
• Lawyers accuse British forces of illegally detaining Afghans
• Suicide bombers attack peaceful province in Afghan north
• 7 Afghan police killed in insider attack
• Fighting season is testing ground for Afghan force
• Karzai's brother plans independent run in Afghan election
• Gas cylinder blast on Pakistan school bus kills 17
• Blasts, shooting in centre of Afghan capital
• Muslim hard-liners ID suspect in London attack
• Pakistan arrested American who was killed by drone
• Gov't probe faults construction materials, code violations for Bangladesh building collapse
• Britain offers visas to its Afghan interpreters
• Afghanistan's Karzai gives India military equipment 'wish list'
• Pope criticizes 'savage capitalism' on visit to food kitchen
• U.S. appeals court rules bin Laden death photos can stay secret
• Pakistan's presumptive PM calls for Taliban talks
• Pepsi to march in, as foreign troops leave Afghanistan
• Exclusive: Bangladesh factory banned by Wal-Mart still makes Wrangler shirts
• Afghanistan's Karzai seeks Indian military aid amid tensions with Pakistan
• Afghan parliament fails to pass divisive women's law
• Authorities charge Idaho man with providing support to Uzbek militants
• Suicide bomber targets foreigners, at least six Afghans killed
• Suicide bomber targets foreign troops in Afghan capital
• Suicide bomber targets foreign troops in Kabul - police
• Delhi rape accused in hospital after jail beating: lawyer
• Afghan Taliban frees four remaining Turks
• Insurgent attack kills three Georgian soldiers in Afghanistan
• Four of eight Turks captured in Afghanistan are free: Turkish PM
• Afghanistan says nine migrants killed by Iranian border guards
• Joy, disbelief as relatives embrace rescued Bangladesh factory worker
• Pakistan marks democratic milestone in close-fought election
• Bangladesh building collapse death toll tops 1,000
• Afghan police demand weapons amid simmering tension with Pakistan
• Pakistan Taliban plan suicide attacks on May 11 election

• Spelling bee youngsters face new test: what's the word mean?
• Boko Haram rebels say Nigerian military offensive is failing
• AP Exclusive: Rise of al-Qaida Sahara terrorist
• Suu Kyi opposes 2-child limit for Myanmar minority
• Ethiopian leader accuses international court of racial bias
• Suspected Indian Maoist rebels kill 19 in Congress convoy ambush
• Taliban attack U.N. compound in Afghan capital: police
• Large blast heard in center of Afghan capital
• Senate approves Obama nominee to key appeals court
• Bangladesh: Owners' many failings led to collapse
• Syrian rebels seize military base, kill 40 soldiers: monitor
• Zuma implicated in South Africa wedding plane scandal
• Sri Lanka opposition says government threatened to sack strikers
• Sharp rise in number Afghan women in prison for "moral crimes"
• Coordinated Taliban attacks in Afghan south kill six policemen
• Cannes rolls out red carpet for Indian movies
• With end of Afghan war in sight, Europe pushes business
• South Africa finds collusion, manipulation in Gupta scandal
• Factory owner barred from leaving Bangladesh
• Fearing Afghan instability, Russia mulls border troops
• Bomber in Afghanistan kills 15, including six Americans
• Suicide bomber kills two NATO troops in Afghan capital
• Suicide bomber targets foreign troops in Afghan capital: police
• U.S. retail group criticizes Bangladesh safety accord
• Russia wary of attacks by rebels returning from Syria
• Four NATO soldiers killed in Afghanistan's Kandahar
• Four Turks to be freed soon: Afghan Taliban
• Bangladesh arrests top Islamist leader on war crimes charges
• Sharif, Khan appear ahead in early Pakistan election count
• Blast in Pakistan's Karachi kills 8 during polls
• Pakistanis vote in landmark election
• A "caged parrot" - Indian judge describes top police agency
• Pakistan's Khan: cricketer, playboy and now a political spoiler

• Spelling bee youngsters face new test - what's the word mean?
• Growing crystal meth use blurs drug-hungry Afghanistan's future
• Pakistan PM to take on foreign, defense portfolios himself: sources
• Afghan police defectors return to fold, kill seven colleagues
• Suu Kyi denounces two-child limit on Myanmar Rohingya families
• Taliban attack international compound in Afghan capital
• Blasts, shooting in center of Afghan capital
• Repatriating detainees to Yemen key to closing Guantanamo
• UK attack spurs Muslim community soul-searching, backlash fear
• Building materials blamed in Bangladesh disaster
• UK, Denmark eye visas for Afghan interpreters
• Hosseini discusses new novel at NYC reading
• Discovery of alleged Russian plot points to growing jitters
• Appeals court rules bin Laden death photos can stay secret
• Bangladesh panel to recommend life in prison over building collapse
• 19 Indian state officials face corruption charges
• Suicide bomber kills senior official, 14 others in Afghan north
• Bangladesh court orders action against factory owner in Nov fire
• U.S. state cancels subsidy for investment from Pakistani company
• Uzbek citizen arrested in Idaho, accused of supporting militants
• U.S. instructors to train African troops for Mali in Niger
• Suicide bomber kills at least six Afghan civilians
• Suicide bomber targets foreign troops in Afghan capital - police
• Delhi rape suspect in hospital after jail beating, poisoning: lawyer
• Afghan Taliban says frees four remaining Turks
• Ranbaxy shares slump on $500 million fine to settle US drug safety charges
• Four remaining kidnapped Turks to be freed soon: Afghan Taliban
• Sharif poised to lead Pakistan again after long wait
• Pakistan election in Karachi flawed: commission
• Woman pulled alive from rubble of Bangladesh factory
• Woman rescued after 17 days trapped in rubble of Bangladesh factory
• Boston police chief: U.S. needs more security at big events
• Pakistani army vows to protect voters in landmark election