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Palestinians seek U.N. security for Arafat
WASHINGTON, SEPT. 15.Palestinians are demanding that the United Nations should ensure the safety and security of their leader, Yasser Arafat, after Israel announced its decision to "remove" him in a manner and a time-frame that is to be ...

Will Iran go the North Korea way?
MANAMA, SEPT.15. Faced with an October-end deadline to prove that it is not seeking nuclear weapons, Iran has reacted angrily and has threatened to review its relationship with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the international ...

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Pak. rejects Indian `proposal' to fight terrorism
ISLAMABAD, SEPT. 15. Pakistan today described as "ridiculous and ludicrous" the reported proposal of the External Affairs Minister, Yashwant Sinha, for India-Pakistan co-operation in fighting terrorism. The Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman, ...

Germany for deeper economic ties with India
BERLIN, SEPT. 15.Germany, which sees India growing impressively, wants to deepen its economic ties with the country and has put it at the centre of its current Asia Pacific Weeks event, which got underway today. The German Chancellor, Gerhard ...

Pak. recognises rebel APHC?
ISLAMABAD, SEPT. 15. Hours after the election of Syed Ali Shah Geelani as chairman of the rebel faction of the All-Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) today, Pakistan virtually recognised his election and the breakaway group backing him. Mr. ...

'Pak. for SAARC observers on Kashmir incidents'
COLOMBO, SEPT. 15. The Pakistan Foreign Minister, Kurshid Mahmud Kasuri, said today that his country was prepared to accept observers from the South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation (SAARC) to determine the nature of the incidents in ...