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Japan to consult U.S. on U.N. Council seat
SINGAPORE: Japan has indicated its intention to consult the U.S. on the best means to secure permanent membership of the United Nations Security Council. Last year, Japan had joined India, Germany, and Brazil, under the rubric of Group of ...

Sharon undergoes emergency surgery
Doctors fear irreversible brain damage to the Israeli Prime Minister

Admits to "drink'' problem
LONDON: Britain's Liberal Democratic Party is in turmoil after its leader Charles Kennedy publicly admitted that he had a "drink'' problem and was seeking "professional help'' to cope with it. Mr. Kennedy, who had previously denied reports about ...

Blair regime exploiting soldiers' deaths: families
LONDON: Families of British soldiers killed in Iraq have accused the Government of exploiting their deaths for political purposes by blaming them on Iranian-backed resistance groups. The claim about Iranian involvement, first made by an ...

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Iran scuppers deal with West on uranium tests

Third child dies of bird flu in Turkey

U.S. envoy escapes attempt on life

Yao Wenyuan dead

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Hurriyat leaders call on Musharraf
Any solution to Kashmir within the framework of the Constitution will not be acceptable: APHC

Media attention on Clemenceau
PARIS: The Committee's decision generated huge media attention in France. For many ordinary French persons, the Clemenceau has come to symbolise the high handed manner in which developed nations tend to act towards countries of the south. When ...

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