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Palestinians mourn Rantisi's assassination
JERUSALEM, APRIL 18. The Palestinian people went into shock and mourning last night at the `targeted assassination' of the Hamas leader, Abdul Aziz Rantisi, by an Israeli aircraft which fired missiles at the car he was travelling in, killing ...

Five U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq
BAGHDAD, APRIL 18. Five U.S. troops were killed in insurgent attacks across Iraq on Saturday and a sixth died in a tank rollover. Two Iraqi civilians were killed in a guerilla rocket barrage in Baghdad, the U.S. military said on Sunday. Three ...

Not surprised: Rice
WASHINGTON, APRIL 18.The Bush administration has not formally responded to Spain's decision to pull out its troops out of Iraq, but a senior official has said that Washington would not be surprised at all. "We know that the Spanish have been ...

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`Beckham has confessed'

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Pakistan will not bow down to pressure on Kashmir, says Musharraf
ISLAMABAD, APRIL 18.The Pakistan President, Pervez Musharraf, has asserted that his country will not give in to pressure from any quarter on the Kashmir issue and will not accept the Line of Control (LoC) as the permanent border. Interacting ...