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Iraq to re-employ Ba'ath cadres
Saddam in court for genocide trial, calls for national reconciliation

Hang him, says Iran
TEHRAN: Iran on Tuesday described former Iraqi President, Saddam Hussein, as a criminal who deserved to die, calling for the death sentence on him to be carried out. ``We want the correct, fair and legal verdict against this criminal [Saddam] ... ...

Referendum on merger: Colombo
JVP threatens to file contempt petition against the Government

Leftward tilt in Latin America continues
The Sandinista leader and former Marxist revolutionary, Daniel Ortega, appeared to have mounted a spectacular political comeback on Monday after preliminary results showed he had won Nicaragua's presidential election in the first round. Mr ...

Pakistan's fears allayed
ISLAMABAD: The U.S. State Department on Tuesday sought to allay worries in Pakistan that a possible defeat for the Republicans in the mid-term elections may upset its hard-worked equation with Washington. Richard Boucher, Assistant Secretary of ...

Clashes in Bishkek
MOSCOW: Opposition demonstrators clashed with Government supporters in Bishkek, capital of Kyrgyzstan, amid mounting demands for the resignation of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev. Six persons were reported hospitalised, including four with gunshot ...

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Musharraf meets Corps Commanders

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Hu's visit a chance to "enhance political trust"
"Active progress" in solving boundary dispute, says Beijing

Technical aids may replace soldiers at posts along the LAC
India and China have electronic surveillance posts that can detect and record movement of men and cattle

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