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Rajapakse renews call for talks to end conflict
President says issue should not be internationalised further

Musharraf may resign, seek another term
ISLAMABAD: A day before the two former Prime Ministers of Pakistan, Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif are to announce their joint political action against the Musharraf regime, a close aide of Pakistan President has said that Gen. Musharraf could ...

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Fiji Prime Minister confident of victory

Move for unity Government in Iraq faces fresh hurdle

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30 die in Brazil attacks
SAO PAULO (BRAZIL): A wave of attacks on police by a notorious gang has killed at least 30 persons — including 23 officers — in the bloodiest assault of its kind in the history of Brazil's largest State, authorities said. Related ...

Vietnam set to join WTO
HANOI: Vietnam has reached an agreement with the United States that paves the way for the communist country to join the World Trade Organisation, a deal that Washington praised as a ``historic'' step forward in relations between the two nations. ...

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Pakistan rejects Taliban claim
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Sunday rejected the claim made by a supposed Taliban commander that abducted Indian engineer, K. Suryanarayana, was killed at the behest of its intelligence agency, the ISI. "Such unsubstantiated claims by self-proclaimed ...

Indian student's distinction
WASHINGTON: A teenage Indian student has been named Editor-in-Chief of the online edition of Tattler, ( www.tattleronline.com ) the newspaper brought out by the Bethesda Chevy Chase High School (B-CC) in ...

Al Taj crew to be flown back to India
DUBAI: The crew of Indian-owned United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.)-registered ship, which was attacked by Somali pirates, will be flown back to India after questioning by the Customs officials here. MV Al Taj, that on Saturday arrived at the ...

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