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INTERNATIONAL
Rajapaksa renews offer to hold talks with the Tigers
President visits Vaharai town captured from the LTTE

Nepal violence continues
KATHMANDU: The Terai unrest shows no sign of abating in Nepal. One more protester died on Saturday in a clash with police in Birjung, Nepal's southern gateway to India, while another protester, who was injured in Janakpur a few days ago, also ...

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Parts of Durand Line to be mined

Hu arrives in Zambia

Kosovo province set on path to independence

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China launches satellite
XICHANG (CHINA): China successfully put a navigation satellite into orbit early on Saturday from the Xichang Satellite Launch Centre in southwest China's Sichuan Province. The carrier rocket, Long March 3-A, blasted off at 0:28 a.m. Beijing Time. ...

Jakarta hit by floods
JAKARTA: Floods in Jakarta, capital of Indonesia, have killed five persons and forced 106,095 others flee their homes, an official of local disaster management agency told Xinhua here Saturday. Two days of incessant rain triggered floods in the ...

India & World
"Energy deal will stay"
SINGAPORE: Malaysia on Friday asserted its sovereign right to enter into an energy deal with Iran. The statement acquires importance in the context of political speculation in Malaysia that the United States might soft-pedal or even cancel their ...

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