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Koirala injured during protest
Riot police use batons, teargas to break up massive protest against King

Pakistan air force launches exercise
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan air force (PAF) on Sunday launched the largest exercise in 10 years titled Highmark 2005, which would continue for a month. According to an official statement, F-16, Mirage, F-7, avionics, weapon systems, radars along with ...

Questions over Chirac's health
PARIS: French President Jacques Chirac continued to be hospitalised on Sunday for a "minor vascular incident" that caused him eye trouble and blurred vision and doctors said he would remain in hospital for a week. Late Sunday, doctors ...

Surveys predict Koizumi's win
Candidates step up campaign, party leaders appeal to voters through TV

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Saddam trial to begin on October 19

Egypt set for first multi-candidate election

53 dead in China typhoon

Saudis "warned" London about 7/7 attacks

Inquiries into Premadasa, Dissanayake killings closed

Curbs on seminaries face opposition

Of time and tactics over DPRK n-issue

More needs to be done: De Villepin

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