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Bilawal warns against flawed elections
LONDON: Making his first public appearance outside Pakistan since being anointed leader of the Pakistan People’s Party last month following his mother, Benazir Bhutto’s assassination, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, on Tuesday warned that ...

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Israel alleges attacks ahead of Bush visit
Dubai: As United States President George Bush prepares to embark on an extended visit of West Asia from Wednesday, Israel is stating that it has been subjected to fresh rocket attacks. Israeli authorities said that two Katyusha rockets, ...

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Attempt on Gayoom’s life

Four Bangladesh advisers resign

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Youth convicted under U.K. terror Act
London: A 30-year-old man, arrested at the Heathrow airport in 2006 as he prepared to fly to Pakistan, on Tuesday became the first person to be convicted under the British laws targeting the planning of terrorist acts. Pakistani ...

INDIA & WORLD

Abdullah, Antony see momentum in defence ties as positive development
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi hailed his country’s emerging equation with India as “a strategic partnership,” when Defence Minister A.K. Antony called on him at Putrajaya, near here, on ...

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