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Uncertainty over Sri Lanka peace process
COLOMBO, FEB. 8.A fresh spell of uncertainty hit the stalled Sri Lankan peace process today with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) asserting that Monday's killing of a regional political wing leader would "have a serious impact" on the ...

U.K. proposes tough immigration controls
LONDON, FEB. 8. The British Government has announced new tough immigration controls to check what it called the "abuse'' of the system as the issue climbed on top of the domestic agenda ahead of a general election, expected in May. Under the ...

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"India has graduated out of U.S. economic aid"
WASHINGTON, FEB. 8. The United States has said it was graduating India out of economic assistance but only with the ``understanding and agreement'' of New Delhi. A couple of years ago New Delhi was graduated out of military assistance ...

Baglihar: "World Bank will soon appoint expert"
ISLAMABAD, FEB. 8. The World Bank President, James Wolfensohn, has said there is a possibility of appointment in the next two weeks of a neutral expert to resolve the differences between India and Pakistan on the Baglihar hydroelectric ...

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