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Dadullah carried out ethnic massacres

MQM blames Opposition for Karachi violence
KARACHI: A day after Pakistan's biggest city witnessed bloody clashes between rival political forces, the pro-Musharraf Muttahida Qaumi Movement said it had anticipated the violence but "reluctantly" decided to hold a competing rally on the same ...

62 killed in Iraq attacks
BAGHDAD: About 4,000 U.S. soldiers scoured Iraqi insurgent territory on Sunday for three comrades as Al-Qaeda claimed it had captured the missing troops in a deadly pre-dawn ambush. Backed by jets and helicopters, the U.S. force threw up ...

Ahmadinejad embarks on key visit to UAE
DUBAI: Disregarding their differences, Iran and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are set to forge closer economic and political bonds during the visit of the Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Arriving in Abu Dhabi on Sunday for a two-day ...

LTTE cadres kill Buddhist monk
COLOMBO: A monk and a soldier of the Sri Lanka Army (SLA) and four cadres of the Tigers were killed in violence in different parts of the island nation on Sunday. According to the military, suspected LTTE gunmen shot dead a Buddhist monk at ...

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India, China should fight poverty together: Rao
BEIJING: Indian Ambassador to China Nirupama Rao, on Sunday, said if India and China fight poverty and other common issues together, the entire continent of Asia would benefit. "Once our two nations find the amelioration of poverty through our ...




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