Latest News in Brief:
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Hazara Town protesters vow to continue
sit-in until army deployed
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PM to take cabinet into confidence on
Quetta op
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Altaf Hussain denounces decision to
end Quetta sit-in
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Families of Quetta victims refuse to
end sit-in
WOLRD(Brief News):
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Obama to apply fresh pressure on
Republicans to avoid cuts
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Chavez back in Venezuela, on Twitter
with four million followers
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Security group suspects Chinese
military is behind hacking attacks
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Pistorius shot girlfriend through
door: prosecutor
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Yemeni warplane crashes in capital
Sanaa, 11 dead
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Syrian rocket attack on Aleppo kills
20: activists
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Turkish police raid leftist group
after U.S. embassy bombing
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Analysis: Japan's Abe looks
to prove this time, he has the right stuff
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Women, girls increasingly victims in
Afghan war, U.N. says
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Armenian president promises security
after election victory
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India says "too early" to
look for foul play in Rafale deal
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Swelling found in second battery on
All Nippon Dreamliner
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Insight: "Triangle of death"
looms over Congo's mining heartlands
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Armenian president re-elected,
opposition cries foul
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Senior Pakistani insurgent arrested in
Afghan east: officials
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Fighting breaks out in
Sudan's Blue Nile border state
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U.S. lawmakers in Cuba to see Raul
Castro, jailed contractor Gross
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U.S. could resume direct Mali military
aid if elections successful
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Pistorius back in court for murder
bail hearing
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Time to refer Syrian war crimes to
ICC: U.N. inquiry
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Workers and police clash at airport
during Iberia strike
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UAE signs $1.4 billion defense
contracts, including drones
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Islamist group claims kidnap of
foreigners in Nigeria
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At least 13 wounded in South African
mine fight: police
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Draghi dismisses talk of currency war,
but watching euro
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Venezuela's Chavez makes
surprise return from Cuba
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Egypt court rejects election law, may
delay poll
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Pakistan hands management of strategic
Gwadar port to China
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EU to organize Mali aid donor conference
in May
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Scandals seen boosting
Italy's anti-establishment party before vote
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Pakistan Shi'ites demand
protection from militants
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Ecuador's Correa enjoys
re-election, seeks investment
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For Netanyahu, North Korea nuclear
test offers lesson on Iran
WOLRD BUSINESS(Brief News):
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UK's Lloyds fined $6.7
million for mis-sold insurance
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Ford, Peugeot, Toyota lead Europe auto
sales to new low
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European shares edge higher, euro flat
ahead German data
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BOJ board rift may delay new
governor's policy ambitions
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Xstrata unit wins environmental
approval for $5.9 billion Philippine mine
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Novartis scraps $78 million pay for
outgoing chairman Vasella
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Nestle finds horsemeat in beef pasta
meals
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S.Africa's Amplats says ops
hit after mine violence
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S.Africa's rand weakens as
Amplats workers stay away
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Swelling found in second battery on
All Nippon Dreamliner
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New Zealand's Fonterra:
Culled China milk powder imports not ours
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Angola to export 1.73 mln bpd of oil
in April
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Vale stops coal shipments from
Mozambique after rail closure
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Egypt to start rationing subsidised
fuel in July
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Office Depot, OfficeMax in talks to
merge; deal seen soon
Business News:
Pakistan
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S.Arabia 26.39
U.K 153.07
Japan 1.0564
Euro 132.13
U.A.E 26.95
BULLION RATES IN RUPEES PER 10 GRAMS
KARACHI
Gold Tezabi (24-ct) Rs52,500
Silver Tezabi Rs925.71
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