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Probe into Litvinenko blackmail plot
Acquaintance says ex-spy planned to make money by threatening top Russians

Fiji army chief for peaceful transition
SINGAPORE: Fiji's military commander Voreqe (Frank) Bainimarama on Sunday sought "peaceful transition" at the highest level of government. He had threatened to overthrow it and impose martial law. In a televised address, the Commodore said if ...

Blockade hits life in Bangladesh
DHAKAA: renewed blockade on Sunday disrupted life and business in Dhaka and the major towns of Bangladesh as a gunfight between activists of the Awami League and Bangladesh Nationalist Party in north-eastern Sylhet left one person dead and over ...

Morales pushes radical land reform bill
Bolivian President Evo Morales has secured the passage of a sweeping land reform bill with the help of thousands of peasants who marched on the capital La Paz. He signed the bill into law at a midnight ceremony recently, prompting jubilation from ...

India & World
China for `mutually acceptable' solution to the Arunachal issue
`China strives to develop long-term relations with India'

Baglihar verdict on February 12
ISLAMABAD: The World Bank-appointed neutral expert to decide the Baglihar dam dispute between India and Pakistan will pronounce his verdict on February 12, a Pakistan official told the local media on Sunday. Water Resources secretary Ishfaq ...

"Nuclear deal will be through this week"
WASHINGTON: The incoming Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman and Democrat lawmaker Joseph Biden has sought to dispel India's concerns over certain aspects of the legislation passed by the U.S. Congress to implement the civil nuclear ...

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