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Japan, South Korea hail China's decisive role
Tokyo happy over accord, promises to normalise ties with N. Korea

Pakistan for border fencing with Afghanistan
Kabul wants demarcation of Durrand Line

Pakistan wants West to treat it on par with India
Opposes any discrimination on peaceful uses of nuclear energy

Verdict sparks instability
German leaders in coalition talks

Sri Lanka presidential election scheduled for November 17
13.33 million voters to directly elect the next leader

Moves on for face transplant
Critics warn of serious mental and medical risks

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"Let me go to the house of the Father"

Divers survive six hours in shark-infested waters

Globescan
Call for apology to Iraq
LONDON: In an unprecedented appeal, prominent bishops of the Church of England have urged Britain's Christian leaders to take a lead in apologising for the invasion of Iraq as an act of "truth and reconciliation for the West's contribution to the ...

Lifer for Saddam's kin
BAGHDAD: A nephew of Saddam Hussein was sentence to life in prison on Monday for funding Iraq's violent militancy and bomb-making, the Iraqi Government announced, marking the first verdict against a family member of the former Iraqi President. ...

Appeal to combat bird flu
MANILA: World Health Organisation regional director for the Western Pacific Shigeru Omi on Monday urged Health Ministers and representatives to launch an all-out war on avian influenza (bird flu) and warned of new emerging diseases, according to ...

India & World
Ties will be turbulence-free: Musharraf
Terms address to the American Jewish Congress as "high point" of his U.S. visit

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No air crash: U.S.

Sarabjit may not be hanged, says Natwar

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