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We want better ties with India: Gilani
ISLAMABAD: Amid a heightening war of words between New Delhi and Islamabad over Kashmir, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani sought to bring down the temperature with an assurance on Thursday that his government was committed to ...

Russia changes stand, to back S. Ossetia & Abkhazia in independence bid
MOSCOW: Russian President Dmitry Medvedev assured South Ossetia and Abkhazia of Russia’s support in their bid for independence as ceasefire held in Georgia and the focus shifted to a post-war settlement. “Russia’s ...

Syria, Lebanon discuss border delimitation
DUBAI: Syria and Lebanon are set to adopt concrete measures to normalise relations which were severely strained following the assassination of the former Lebanese Prime Minister, Rafik Hariri. Both countries on Thursday agreed to ...

U.S. “agrees” to Iraq pull-out time-table
LONDON: America has agreed to a provisional time-table for a phased withdrawal of its forces from Iraq with most combat troops expected to be out of the country within three years, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari has told a British ...

Australian Prime Minister hints at support for India in NSG
SINGAPORE: Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has signalled the possibility of extending passive support for the passage of an India-specific waiver from the guidelines of the Nuclear Suppliers Group. The NSG, in which Australia is a ...

Portable machine to detect bird flu
London: Scientists are on track to create a mobile machine that would identify strain of bird flu within hours, a development that would make it possible to set up exclusion zones before the deadly virus could spread. It now takes up to ...

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Climate activists use superglue


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