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Life moves fast. News moves faster. This week, new details around Osama bin Laden’s Abbottabad hideout were revealed on the anniversary of his death.
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In the effort to combat human trafficking, mobile technology is becoming an essential tool. That’s why in late 2011, Kavitha Sreeharsha and colleague Kelly Heinrich left their positions with the Civil Rights Division of the US Department of Justice to join the fight.
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Pakistan’s first Oscar winner Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made the list of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People. The journalist and documentary filmmaker was awarded the 2012 Academy Award for Best Documentary Subject (Short Film) for her film about acid attacks on women in Pakistan, “Saving Face”.
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Life moves fast. News moves faster. This week, India gave North Korea a run for its money with the launch of a nuclear-capable missile that could reach China, while Pakistan continued to work on deporting Osama bin Laden’s remaining family.
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Rescue efforts in Punjab continued through the night after a building collapse left as many as 90 people trapped and five dead late Sunday. Police confirmed emergency workers were able to rescue about 60 people from under the debris of a blanket factory that collapsed around midnight.
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Life moves fast. News moves faster. A large loan to Bangladesh should help kickstart its economy, the United States sentence a Kashmiri-born man to prison and Pakistan may use coal to address energy issues.
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Perhaps it was the sight of their chefs collaborating in the kitchen that inspired the heads of two perpetually-clashing states to step into the heat of the international spotlight for a quick luncheon. Pakistani President Asif Zardari and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met Sunday in New Delhi for a symbolic conciliatory visit, marking the first time since 2005 that the leaders met in one of their respective nations.
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Could India’s Sahara Group be the next proud owner of the landmark Plaza Hotel? With a $600 million bid being reported on Tuesday, the Indian conglomerate might just seal the deal on the New York luxury hotel.
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Dark skin, colorful turbans, well-groomed beards, and apparently driving taxis in New York are what characterize a majority of Sikhs, but South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley distinguishes herself both physically and religiously from these labels.
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Life moves fast. News moves faster. Greg Mortenson retains control after paying damages, the $10 million suspected Mumbai ringleader wants the bounty money, and Pakistan and India’s leaders will meet in New Delhi.
