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"MQM encouraging lawlessness"
Lawyers and Opposition leaders target Sindh provincial government

Russia clinches oil pipeline deal
U.S. plan to build conduit suffers setback

U.S. soldiers killed in Baghdad
BAGHDAD: Seven U.S. soldiers and an Iraqi interpreter came under attack on Saturday morning in a Sunni stronghold south of Baghdad, leaving five dead and three missing, the military said. The attack on a patrol of seven U.S. soldiers and an ...

Pakistan's proliferation worries U.S.
If it wasn't for Pakistan, we wouldn't have an Iranian nuclear programme: expert

Free child soldiers, Tigers told
COLOMBO: The United Nations Security Council has directed the Tamil Tigers and the Karuna group to end use of child soldiers and warned of "further steps" against the LTTE including possible sanctions if the group does not abide by its ...

Interim regime denies control by the military
DHAKA: The chief of Bangladesh's military-backed interim Government, Fakhruddin Ahmed, has claimed that the military is not controlling administrative affairs but is only aiding the civil authorities. "The military is certainly backing the ...

"Iron Chancellor" turns malleable
LONDON: Gordon Brown, actually smiling? Cracking jokes? Encouraging journalists to ask him more questions? With the keys of No 10 Downing Street almost in his grasp, the famously dour and humourless Mr. Brown, with a reputation for lacking ...

The shades of lights to come
LEDs emerge to challenge fluorescents; bulbs may be pushed out

Encounter with orbital debris
An Indian family faces a mystery

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Hostage drama ends at embassy

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