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Radicalisation is not measurable or predictable

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The Paris attackers were known fanatics who evaded police surveillance.

Now she’s a runner not a fighter

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Former child soldier Mira Rai has become a star athlete who is blazing a trail for women in Nepal.

India blocks more than 800 sites in web porn crackdown

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Sudden blanket ban on websites considered a ‘social nuisance’ is met with anger online and triggers debate on censorship and freedom.

Dead or alive? The story of the Taliban’s missing leader Mohammed Omar

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Omar rose to become head of the Taliban, before his base in Kandahar fell during the US-led invasion. Since then his whereabouts have been a mystery.

Islamist fighters drawn from half the world’s countries, says UN

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More than half the countries in the world are currently generating Islamist extremist fighters for groups such as Al-qaeda and Isis, the UN has said.

Nepal: Buried alive by poverty

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Prime minister Sushil Koirala has said earthquake fatalities could more than double to 10 000, another blow to one of Asia's poorest countries.

Extremists’ massacre of desperation in Pakistan

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The Taliban is under pressure to prove itself as groups splinter off and the army moves in.

Butchered like a herd of cattle

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Twelve women died after they were forced into attending a state-run sterilisation camp in India.

‘Sleeping giant’ stirs in India

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Organisers of the Indian Super League are hoping to convert cricket crazy Indians to the joys of football.

More terror attacks inevitable in volatile region

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News analysis: US interest in the Afghanistan region is now waning, but various extremist factions will remain.

India-Pakistan premiers move in smoother traffic

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A successful visit to Pakistan by new Indian prime minister Narendra Modi could unlock a cascade of beneficial consequences for both nations.

Outmoded: The Gandhi dwindling

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Election surveys show the supremacy of India's greatest political dynasty is at an end.
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