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Prepared to do business with Advani: Pak. ISLAMABAD, JULY 1.In the first signal since the elevation of the Union Home Minister, L. K. Advani, to the job of the Deputy Prime Minister, the Pakistan President, Pervez Musharraf, today said that Islamabad was prepared to do business with him ... Uneasy calm in eastern Sri Lanka COLOMBO, JULY 1. An uneasy calm has descended upon eastern Sri Lanka, the weakest link in the island's chain of peace, after last week's clashes between Tamils and Muslims in parts of Batticaloa and Amparai districts. Though the trouble ... Pak.-U.S. tri-services exercises to begin by month-end ISLAMABAD, JULY 1. Pakistan and U.S. special operations forces are expected to begin tri-services exercises involving army, navy and air force by the end of July. The Pakistan English daily, Dawn, in a front-page report quoting sources ... Blair, Ahern to hold talks on N. Ireland LONDON, JULY 1. The British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, and his Irish counterpart, Bertie Ahern, are to hold talks with Republican and Unionist leaders this week to shore up the Northern Ireland peace process which has been hit by renewed ... Other Stories
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