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Nepal recalls 12 Ambassadors
Pro-democracy movement toll 21; Maoists want interim constitution

U.S. official's remarks irresponsible: Pakistan
Counter-terrorism official charges Pakistan with not doing enough to fight the menace

Iran threatens NPT pullout
In case of further pressure

More Mexican children being smuggled into U.S.
Dangerous trend of stuffing minors in trunks and gas tanks

Delays mar voting in Fiji
Polling to resume today in one-third of the nation's 300 far-flung islands

Clashes in Hebron as eviction begins
Illegal West Bank settlements will not be allowed, says Israeli Prime Minister

LEAVING NO STONE UNTURNED
Rock crust slows effort to rescue miners
BEACONSFIELD (AUSTRALIA): Two Australian miners trapped under tonnes of rock deep inside a collapsed gold mine were about a metre away from freedom on Sunday, as rescuers battled to drill the final section of an escape tunnel. Working round ...

White House behind Jack Straw's exit?
LONDON: It would seem that it is no longer enough for British Ministers simply to enjoy the confidence of their own Prime Minister but they must also have the confidence of the Bush White House. According to media reports, Jack Straw was ...

Chopper crash: five British soldiers killed
BASRA (IRAQ): Five British servicemen were killed in the helicopter that went down in the southern Iraqi city of Basra, the military said on Sunday, as troops worked to recover the craft's burned-out wreckage. ``Five of our troops perished in ...

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All set for train to Tibet

Kennedy in car crash

Chavez for referendum

Ban on Georgia's water

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