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North Korea's nuclear agreement hits a snag
Pyongyang insists on receiving light-water reactors from U.S.

Teheran warns West of harsh response
West move to refer nuclear programme

Nazi war criminal hunter Simon Wiesenthal is dead
Holocaust survivor who fought prejudice against all people

July 7 "bombers'' did a dry run
LONDON: Police believe that the men behind the July 7 terror attacks in London carried out a "dry'' run nine days before they blew themselves up on three Underground trains in one of the worst atrocities since 9/11. After trawling through some ...

NASA'S GRAND VISION

Another giant leap to the moon planned
The new vehicle has solar panels to provide power and astronauts will use it to get into moon orbit.

Pope immune from lawsuit, court told
ROME: The U.S. Government has told a Texas court that Pope Benedict XVI should be given immunity from a lawsuit accusing him of conspiring to cover up the sexual molestation of three boys by a seminarian, court documents show. Assistant U.S. ...

Show commitment to peace, LTTE told
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's international donors on Monday said the three-year-old ceasefire agreement was facing its "most serious challenge" and wanted the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam to "take immediate public steps to demonstrate their ...

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50,000 Londoners addicted to crack

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Power crisis in Ukraine

Benazir appears in court

Stem cell breakthrough

India & World
KGB penetrated Indian Embassy, says book
Soviets instructed CPI to overthrow Nehru Government, it says

Progress in talks with Dhaka on rivers
The Water Resources Ministers of India and Bangladesh will jointly visit the border areas after Id

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