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INTERNATIONAL
LTTE, allies to blame: Colombo
Abductions, killings are aimed to defame the Government

INTERNATIONAL
Outrage over police attack on black girl
LONDON: A CCTV footage showing a black teenage girl being repeatedly punched by a police officer outside a nightclub in Sheffield, south Yorkshire, while his colleagues pin her down has provoked accusations of racism, prompting comparisons with ...

Japan-North Korea talks end in stalemate
SINGAPORE: The normalisation talks between Japan and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) ended in Hanoi on Thursday, with the two blaming each other for their failure to make progress. They did not also set a date for further talks ...

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Democrats for Iraq pullout by 2008

Ali nominated

Globescan
Nine die in New York fire
NEW YORK: A devastating fire swept through a three-storey brick home, killing eight children and one adult and leaving several others seriously injured in one of New York City's deadliest blazes in recent memory, authorities said. A relative said ...

CPN-M to return property
KATHMANDU: Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) (CPN-M) Chairman Prachanda on Thursday expressed his commitment to return public property seized by the Maoists during the conflict. The former guerilla chief also promised to help those families ...

India & World
CBI team visits El Dorado
BUENOS AIRES: The two-member Central Bureau of Investigation team, now here on a mission to get Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchi to India, visited El Dorado city in the Missiones province of Argentina and met the Public Prosecutor. He ...

N-deal will not fuel arms race: U.S.
It provides no "incentives" to New Delhi's military programmes: Boucher

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