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Tamil Journalist Found Dead After Abduction in Colombo: Slaying in Sri Lanka Part of Surge in Violence Imperiling Truce Between Rebels and Government (Post, April 30, 2005)
Hospital Services Performed Overseas: Training, Licensing Questions Raised (Post, April 24, 2005)
In a Jail in Cuba Beat the Heart of a Poet: Afghan, Now Freed by U.S., Scribbled on Paper Cups but Never Stopped Writing (Post, April 24, 2005)
Indian TV Channel Finds Little Appetite for the Naked Truth: Sexual Exposis Bring Public Criticism, Not Acclaim (Post, April 19, 2005)
Pakistani President Visits India (Post, April 17, 2005)
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Wiping Stereotypes Of India off the Books: Fairfax Parents Win Nuanced Lessons on Homeland (Post, April 17, 2005)
India, China Hoping to 'Reshape the World Order' Together: Once-Hostile Giants Sign Accords on Border Talks, Economic Ties, Trade and Technology (Post, April 12, 2005)
Kashmir Bus Link Boosts Hopes: Service Bridging India-Pakistan Divide Seen as Sign of Peace (Post, April 8, 2005)
Militant Raid Targets Bus Passengers in India: Kashmir Service to Launch as Planned (Post, April 7, 2005)
Taliban Suspected in New Attacks: 3 Truckers Ferrying Vehicles to U.S. in Afghanistan Among Dead (Post, April 3, 2005)
U.S. Says Rights Are Key to Relations: Report Is Critical of Allies but Omits Mention of U.S. Abuses (Post, March 29, 2005)
For Bride, Dowry Is Deal Breaker: Defiant Indian Women Increasingly Fighting In-Laws' Demands (Post, March 27, 2005)
Pakistan's Order Lifts Lockheed F-16 Plant (Post, March 26, 2005)
For Pakistani Rape Victim, Battle Carries On: In Interview, Mukhtar Mai Recounts Emotions, Attitudes of Villagers and Family (Post, March 26, 2005)
Job Fair Caters to Muslim Immigrants: Years After 9/11 Attacks, Bias Is Still Perceived (Post, March 26, 2005)
Bush: U.S. to Sell F-16s to Pakistan: Reversal, Decried by India, Is Coupled With Fighter-Jet Promise to New Delhi (Post, March 26, 2005)
In Bow to WTO, India Targets Drug Copying: Aid Groups Fear Drop in Supply (Post, March 24, 2005)
U.S. Misled Allies About Nuclear Export: North Korea Sent Material To Pakistan, Not to Libya (Post, March 20, 2005)
Indians Riot After Denial Of U.S. Visa to Nationalist (Post, March 20, 2005)
Blast Near Shiite Shrine In Pakistan Kills 24 (Post, March 20, 2005)
U.S. Denies Visa to Indian Hindu Nationalist (Post, March 19, 2005)
On Campus, Ambivalence on U.S.-Pakistan: Students Show Support for Musharraf but Say America Ignores Democratic Missteps (Post, March 18, 2005)
Afghans Delay Legislative Elections (Post, March 18, 2005)
India Protests Possible Sale Of Fighter Jets to Pakistan (Post, March 17, 2005)
Canada Acquits 2 In '85 Jet Bombing: Largest Pre-9/11 Act of Air Terror (Post, March 17, 2005)
In Asia, Rice Says North Korea More Isolated From Neighbors (Post, March 16, 2005)
Musharraf Says Forces Nearly Nabbed Bin Laden (Post, March 16, 2005)
Hundreds Arrested in Nepal at Rallies Urging Return to Democracy (Post, March 15, 2005)
Pakistan High Court Revokes Rape Case Acquittals (Post, March 12, 2005)
Iran Bought Centrifuges, Pakistan Says (Post, March 11, 2005)
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