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French journalist, Iraqi aide freed Veteran reporter ofLiberationheads home after five months of captivity Kurds elect guerilla leader as first President IRBIL (IRAQ): The Kurdish Parliament elected veteran guerilla leader Massoud Barzani on Sunday as the first President of Iraq's northern Kurdistan region, sparking car horn-honking celebrations in this city. The 111-member Assembly meeting in ... Tsunami council will not affect territorial integrity: Chandrika Assurance follows pressure from Buddhist leaders "India needs more pro-active insurance regulator" ISTANBUL: Aviva India is seeking a pro-active regulator for the healthy development of a booming insurance industry in the country. "We need more pro-active regulation which sets out the standards and practices for the insurance industry to ... U.K. arms sales to Africa reach £1 billion LONDON: British arms sales to Africa have risen to record levels over the last four years and have reached the £1 billion mark. Analysis of official figures shows annual weapons sales almost quadrupled between 1999 and 2004. Campaigners and ... "Full security alert" in Philippines SINGAPORE: As the Philippines celebrated on Sunday the 107th anniversary of independence, amid a "full security alert" against an Opposition campaign to unseat President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, she maintained that "no one will deter me from my ... Blast derails train near Moscow MOSCOW: A terrorist bomb attack derailed a Chechnya-bound train out of Moscow, injuring several passengers and crew. The bomb went off on the tracks in front of the locomotive of a Moscow-Grozny train around 7 a.m. on Sunday. The blast had a ... 
Veer-Zaara wins 7 IIFA awardsAMSTERDAM: Veer-Zaara was voted the best picture of 2004 at the Samsung International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards ceremony, winning 7 awards. Shah Rukh Khan won the best actor award for his role in it, while Rani Mukherjee received ... Other Stories
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