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INTERNATIONAL
Tension grips a quiet Myanmar
SINGAPORE: Tension-filled calm reigned across Myanmar on Wednesday, with the ruling junta making no comment on United Nations Special Envoy Ibrahim Gambari’s just-concluded mission to begin “a peaceful transition to ...

INTERNATIONAL
Polish envoy to Iraq injured in bomb attack
All three vehicles in convoy extensively damaged

INTERNATIONAL
Fresh challenge to General Musharraf
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court issued notices to the government on Wednesday on fresh legal challenges to President Pervez Musharraf’s candidature in Saturday’s presidential election, and increased the number of judges on the bench ...

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LTTE planning declaration of independence, says Minister

“Civil war” between Brown, Tories

Blackwater denies charges that it is a cowboy outfit

India & World
Indian activist denied U.K. visa
LONDON: A left-wing Indian activist has been refused visa by the British High Commission in New Delhi to attend a conference to be held here on Saturday to mark the 150th anniversary of the 1857 revolt against the British raj. Kavita ...

Time to address Kashmir issue, says Pakistan
UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan and India must seize the opportunity provided by the conducive international and regional environment to address the Kashmir issue, Pakistan Foreign Secretary Riaz Mohammed Khan said at the United Nations General ...

Human rights clause off the EU-India trade deal
Institutional linkages to be established under agreement

“India will be key ally in 20 years”
Washington: A top Bush administration official has expressed the hope that the civilian nuclear deal with India will be done and that Americans, in about 20 years, will look at India as one of the U.S.’ two or three most ...

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