A year on from the Peshawar attack, Pakistan is turning the tide against terrorism
After the Taliban shooting at a Peshawar school a year ago that killed 144 people, Pakistan has started to gain…
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Russian warplane shot down over Turkey
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Challenges lie ahead after Aung San Suu Kyi’s victory in Burma
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International orphans: why is Britain turning away North Korean asylum seekers?
North Korean refugees are being denied British asylum, despite having risked their lives to escape one of the world's most…
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Six business deals to look out for between Narendra Modi and David Cameron
The Indian prime minister is visiting Britain this week. What will come out of it?
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