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Rehman Malik linked/handed over National Data |
London: Pakistani Interior Ministry under Rehman Malik linked/handed over National Data Base, (NADRA) with/to US and British embassies in Islamabad. It was handed over by a very high level official of the interior ministry yesterday according to sources.
The Interior Ministry also linked the Database available on the systems of mobile companies. In this way British and US embassies would be able to access details of the person or persons and their whole family by entering National Identity card number. By using the data of the mobile phone companies one can ‘triangulate’ the exact
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Final appeals to voters |
Few expect a clear winner to emerge from Sunday's vote, which will shape Iraq's turbulent politics as U.S. forces who toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003 with their allies prepare to depart. In leaflets distributed in volatile Diyala province, northeast of Baghdad, the Islamic State of Iraq, an al Qaeda-led umbrella group, warned Iraqis they risked death if they voted. Suicide bombers killed at least 33 people in Baquba, Diyala's provincial capital, on Wednesday. Attacks in Baghdad, mostly aimed at soldiers and police who were voting early, killed at least 12 people and wounded 35 on Thursday. Militants staged no major attacks on Friday. Security forces will ban vehicle movement from 10 p.m. (2100 GMT) on Saturday until dawn on Monday to try to prevent election day bombings. The Islamic State declared an election curfew of its own in a new message on a jihadist website and warned Sunnis that the polls would only serve to further empower majority Shi'ites. "Anyone who goes out to participate on this day ... will unfortunately expose himself to the anger of Allah and then to all kinds of weapons of the mujahideen," the message attributed to the group
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Lahore blast kills 11, injures 61 |
“Eleven people have been killed and several others injured in a suicide car bombing, which took place near the FIA and the Special Interrogation Unit buildings in Lahore,” the commissioner of Lahore said. Division Commissioner Khusro Pervaiz
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The French Defense Ministry claims one of its frigates has seized 35 pirates, four "mother ships" and six skiffs in various sweeps off the coast of Somalia. The arrests were made over
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France offers support to Greece |
He met Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou, who is seeking EU and US support in a series of meetings. Mr Papandreou expressed appreciation for French support, but repeated that help from the International |
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1,000 days of Israeli siege 'killed 500 Gazans' |
The Israeli blockade on the Gaza Strip has so far resulted in the death of 500 Palestinians, says a Palestinian lawmaker as the siege enters its 1,000th day. Jamal al-Khudari, Palestinian legislator said most of the mortalities had been caused |
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Police: Remains of California teen Amber DuBois found |
The remains of Amber DuBois, a 14-year-old San Diego, California-area girl who was missing for more than a year, have been found, police said Sunday. Human skeletal remains found early Saturday in Pala -- a rural, rugged area |
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China sets 8% target for 2010 economic growth |
China expects its economy to grow around 8 percent in 2010 from a year earlier, said Premier Wen Jiabao at the annual parliament session Friday, expecting a "crucial but complicated" year for economic recovery. Setting the 8-percent |
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| Evidence on Kelly death sealed for 70 years |
President Obama proposed nearly doubling the child care tax credit for middle-class families Monday, the latest administration initiative meant to reassure Americans nervous about the slow pace of the economic recovery. President Obama proposed nearly doubling the child care tax credit for middle-class families Monday, the latest administration initiative meant to reassure Americans nervous about the slow pace of the economic recovery.President Obama proposed nearly doubling the child care tax credit for middle-class families Monday, |
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U.S. wins first four-man gold since 1948 |
British Columbia -- With one more perfect run down sliding's most treacherous track, Steven Holcomb drove USA-1 to the Olympic gold medal in four-man bobsledding Saturday, ending a 62-year drought for the Americans in the event. |
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Server Market Data Signals Rebound |
The latest figures on worldwide server sales from market researcher IDC indicate that businesses are starting to increase spending on their IT infrastructures. IDC released its market numbers late Wednesday, showing that revenue from servers in the
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Ship passengers trapped in Baltic Sea ice |
Hundreds of passengers have been stuck in ice on board two ships ferrying them in the Baltic Sea between Stockholm and the Aland Islands, located between Sweden and Finland. Swedish maritime authorities say the vessels are not likely to be freed for some time.
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Fashion week woes put spotlight on Milan's influence |
While top names like Giorgio Armani, Gucci and Versace gave it their all at the autumn/winter 2010-2011 catwalk shows and won wide praise for their lines, the talk of fashion week has centered on the intensive schedule |
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