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Bush aide linked to CIA leak
Prosecutors now have their sights set on Karl Rove

Meet must focus on poverty: activists
"It is time world leaders addressed problems of starvation, preventable diseases and deaths"

Nepal frees three political detenus
KATHMANDU: Nepal's royal Government on Monday freed a prominent human rights activist, a senior politician and a student leader after detaining them for months for opposing the February 1 takeover by King Gyanendra. Senior rights activist and ...

Stop begging, Qadhafi tells African nations
Libyan leader stresses cooperation at regional leaders' meet

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Low-intensity unrest simmers in southern Thailand

Spain opens talks with Basque separatists

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G 8: A show of people's power or a draw?

China fails to win Russian pledge on oil pipeline

"More people crossing into Afghanistan"

Five sentenced to death for murder of judge

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India set to take big leap in Central Asian backyard
"SCO will help revive the interflow of ideas and commerce that marked the Silk Route era"

Mumbai tiffin boxes catch on in Britain
LONDON: It could be the end of that very modern gastronomic problem — the takeaway curry that leaks out of its foil tray on the way home. Regulars at a popular restaurant in Bristol in western England are using tiffins to take away their ...

Indian envoy visits Mannar
COLOMBO: Indian High Commissioner to Sri Lanka Nirupama Rao on Monday visited Sri Lanka's northern Mannar district. The visit was described as reflecting New Delhi's recent policy move to reach out to grass roots communities in Sri Lanka. ...

AI flights to Hong Kong, Seoul
NEW DELHI: With three more leased Airbus A-310s joining its fleet, Air India will connect Hong Kong and Seoul and introduce non-stop flights from New Delhi to Kuala Lumpur and from Mumbai to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur from July 7. There will ...

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