L.A. Times - Asia: India set to launch Mars mission, provoking criticism over cost

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India set to launch Mars mission, provoking criticism over cost Nov 4th 2013, 18:27, by By Mark Magnier NEW DELHI — India is set to launch a space mission to Mars on Tuesday that, if successful, would beat China to the punch, although some wonder whether the undertaking is the best use of money when many Indians lack food, clean water or basic sanitation facilities. Media files: 16x9

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L.A. Times - Asia: Revenge a concern after drone killing of Pakistani Taliban leader

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Revenge a concern after drone killing of Pakistani Taliban leader Nov 2nd 2013, 17:08, by By Aoun Sahi and Mark Magnier ISLAMABAD, Pakistan – Pakistani security forces were on high alert Saturday amid concerns of revenge attacks after the killing of Pakistani Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud in a U.S. drone missile strike. Media files: 16x9

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L.A. Times - Asia: U.S. drone strike hits home of Pakistani Taliban leader

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U.S. drone strike hits home of Pakistani Taliban leader Nov 2nd 2013, 01:51, by By Zulfiqar Ali and Mark Magnier It's unclear whether Hakimullah Mehsud, who had a $5-million FBI bounty on his head, was killed in the attack. PESHAWAR, Pakistan — A U.S. drone fired missiles Friday at the residence of Pakistani Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud, a top militant with a $5-million FBI bounty on his head who is thought to be responsible for the deaths of thousands of people. Media files: 16x9

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L.A. Times - Asia: Security official blames Tiananmen Square attack on Islamist group

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Security official blames Tiananmen Square attack on Islamist group Nov 1st 2013, 19:09, by By Barbara Demick BEIJING -- China’s top security official has concluded that the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, a separatist group, was responsible for the deadly attack Monday in which a car mowed down pedestrians at Beijing’s Tiananmen Square before bursting into flames. Media files: 16x9

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L.A. Times - Asia: Uighurs in China are fearful after Tiananmen Square attack

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Uighurs in China are fearful after Tiananmen Square attack Nov 1st 2013, 01:59, by By Barbara Demick Uighurs in Beijing say police look at them suspiciously after a deadly car attack in Tiananmen Square that authorities blamed on Islamist militants. BEIJING — At a restaurant with an arbor of green plastic grape leaves out front and a grill inside for skewers of roast lamb, police have been popping in regularly the last two days to check residency documents of ethnic Uighurs. Media files: 16x9

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L.A. Times - Asia: Pakistan's new low numbers on drone civilian deaths stir debate

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Pakistan's new low numbers on drone civilian deaths stir debate Oct 31st 2013, 15:33, by By Aoun Sahi and Mark Magnier ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- A claim by the Pakistani government this week that 67 civilians died in drone strikes over the last five years, a surprisingly low number given previous casualty estimates, has sparked controversy, skepticism and speculation that American pressure may be behind the figure. Media files: 16x9

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Breaking Travel News | News: technology: Saudi Arabia capitalises on booming mobile market

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Saudi Arabia capitalises on booming mobile market Oct 31st 2013, 09:49, by Breaking Travel News The online travel industry in Saudi Arabia is developing at a rapid rate with online bookings expected to exceed $1.9bn in 2014, according to Travelport co-sponsored research. According to the study – carried out by global travel market research company PhoCusWright – web sales in Saudi Arabia are forecasted to nearly double since 2011, when the online travel sector was valued at $1bn.

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