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Saturday, October 26, 2002
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Pak. rejects India's charges ISLAMABAD, OCT. 25. In a sharp reaction to the reported comments of the Prime Minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, and the Deputy Prime Minister, L.K. Advani, labelling Pakistan as a "terrorist state'', Pakistan maintained that "obviously both the ... Pyongyang wants U.S. to sign non-aggression pact SINGAPORE, OCT. 25.Raising the stakes over North Korea's suspected nuclear weaponisation drive, the Kim Jong-il regime today demanded that the U.S. enter into a bilateral ``non-aggression treaty'' so that the security concerns of both sides could ... 'Sniper', accomplice charged WASHINGTON, OCT. 25. There is visible relief in Maryland, Virginia and Washington D.C. as two persons have been detained and considered `suspects' in the sniper attacks that terrorised the neighbourhood over a three-week period. Ten persons died ... U.S. steps up lobbying on draft WASHINGTON, OCT. 25. Even as the United States and Britain have stepped up lobbying for the new tough resolution against Iraq at the United Nations Security Council, Russia is warning that a quick or hasty vote on the subject could be risky. And ... UNF welcomes Chandrika's call for reconciliation COLOMBO, OCT. 25. The ruling party in Sri Lanka, United National Front, today welcomed the President, Chandrika Kumaratunga's call for reconciliatory politics, but said that any compromise would have to be based on the mandate it won at the ... Musharraf may restore 1973 Constitution ISLAMABAD, OCT. 25. The Pakistan President, Pervez Musharraf, may "restore" the suspended 1973 Constitution and take "fresh oath" as President either on October 31 or November 1 even as the deadlock over government formation after the October 10 ... Britain's anti-terror law upheld LONDON, OCT. 25. The British Government today won a significant legal backing for its controversial anti-terrorism law which allows it to detain indefinitely and without trial foreign nationals suspected of terrorist links. But human rights ... Other Stories
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