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Over a thousand Lebanese villagers race against time
Indian naval ships evacuate 794 persons, including Sri Lankan nationals

Apparently deliberate, says Kofi Annan
Israeli troops ignored observers plea?

Doha impasse a challenge: meet
Sense of urgency over trade talks

LTTE: Nordic envoys mulling response
COLOMBO: Envoys of the Nordic countries here are working their response to the LTTE demand for withdrawal of European Union (E.U.) monitors from the Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission (SLMM) by September 1. Defence spokesman Keheliya Rambukwella ...

More U.S. troops for Baghdad
The plan will focus on the growing sectarian conflict

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The silent earthquakes
TOKYO: Researchers say they have come closer to unlocking the secrets of earthquake prediction by uncovering a link between tiny, almost imperceptible, tremors deep inside the earth and devastating quakes capable of wiping out cities. Key to ...

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Traffic maps on the phone

Few tears for them

Footsore refugees still unsafe

Globescan
Saddam thinner, combative
BAGHDAD: A thinner but combative Saddam Hussein told the court on Wednesday he would prefer to die by firing squad rather than hang ``like a common criminal,'' as the defiant ex-President made his final scheduled appearance before the tribunal ...

Typhoon claims 9 lives
BEIJING: Typhoon Kaemi has killed nine persons and left 19 others missing since landfall on Tuesday afternoon, according to the office of the National Natural Disaster Reduction Committee. Seven deaths were reported in east China's Jiangxi ...

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Pakistan warns against "hot pursuit"
``Country's defence in strong hands''

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