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ISLAMABAD: Seven Muslim nations warned on Sunday of a ``dangerous escalation of tension'' over Iran's nuclear programme and urged that the standoff be resolved without resorting to force. The statement of concern came after Ministers from ...

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Praise for police unit in Liberia
NEW YORK: The all-woman police unit from India serving in Liberia has been praised for its work in the peacekeeping mission by the United Nations envoy in the country. ``The work being done by the first all-woman unit ever to be assigned to a ...

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