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LTTE team leaves for Geneva talks
`Agenda not yet decided'

Pact puts onus on state
COLOMBO: The agreement, signed by the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) and the United National Party (UNP) on Monday, to resolve the ethnic conflict in the north and east says the state has the paramount duty of protecting the sovereignty and ...

N. Korea not planning another test: China
BEIJING: North Korean leader Kim Jong-il told a visiting Chinese delegation to Pyongyang last week that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) did not plan to carry out a second nuclear test. This was revealed by a Chinese Foreign ...

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CPC discusses training plan for party cadre

Objective achieved, says Hugo Chavez

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Tension in Paris
PARIS: Two teenagers were being questioned on Monday after cars and a bus were torched and police attacked in a rundown Paris suburb amid fears of growing tension in the run-up to the anniversary of last autumn's riots. Nicolas Sarkozy, ...

Discord at Pacific meet
NADI (FIJI): Leaders from 16 South Pacific nations started their annual meeting on regional cooperation here on Tuesday, amid fears that it would be overshadowed by the diplomatic row between Australia and its neighbours. Australia has accused ...

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Anti-terror mechanism to be key item on agenda
Pakistan wants Additional Foreign Secretaries to head it

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Treat Islamabad as equal, says Musharraf

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