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- • Pakistan adopts Chinese GPS, becomes 5th Asian country to do so
- • Chinese man held in Pakistani Kashmir over alleged Quran abuse
- • S&P warns it may lower India rating to junk status
- • Vivian Balakrishnan to visit Chiang Mai for 2nd Asia-Pacific Water Summit
- • Northbound train services between Marina Bay and Braddell delayed due to 'rail crack'
- • North Korea fires short-range missiles into Sea of Japan
- • New case of Sars-like virus detected in Saudi Arabia
- • Lim Guan Eng wants Malaysian Home Minister to retract remarks
- • Winners of President's Challenge Social Enterprise Award to receive business advice
- • Central Mosque Cluster and new volunteer management system launched by Muis
- • Remember Navy's 'behind the scenes' work securing Singapore's imports: Chan Chun Sing
- • Dengue cases hit 6,490 cases so far this year, higher than all of 2012
- • Brothers arrested in France after school mass killing threat
- • Hopes fade for those still trapped in Freeport Indonesia mine
- • Aide to Japanese PM returns from N Korea, stays tightlipped
- • Strong 6.1 earthquake strikes off Japan coast, no tsunami warning
- • Three new suicides at Foxconn China factory, say reports
- • British woman may face death in Indonesia for drugs
- • S'poreans and PRs enjoy free admission to 11 museums and exhibition centres from today
- • Hong Kong launches first electric taxis in bid to curb pollution
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A Pakistani human rights activist who founded an all-girls school said the Taleban was "more afraid of the books than bombs" as he and his 15-year-old daughter, who...