The Maldivian government has denied any deal to allow former president Mohamed Nasheed to end his refuge at the Indian embassy in the capital and resume election campaigning without fear of arrest...
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- Mar 5, 2013
- Updated: 12:45am
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Pakistani Shiites yesterday demanded that the leader of a banned Sunni militant group be put on trial, a day after his arrest following deadly sectarian attacks in the city of Quetta.
Pakistani Shiites agreed to bury those killed in the most recent sectarian bombing, ending four days of protests, after the government said it had arrested 170 suspects linked to the attack.
Former Maldivian leader Mohamed Nasheed, who has taken refuge at the Indian embassy in the capital to evade arrest, has demanded that charges be dropped against more than 800 party workers. Mariya...
The Maldives is to hold a presidential poll on September 7, the first since the archipelago's first democratically elected leader was toppled in what he called a coup, the government said.
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The low-lying Indian Ocean islands are resisting dire warnings about rising sea levels to offer tourists a taste of paradise that even includes underwater spas and restaurants.
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