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INTERNATIONAL
Monarchy abolition bill cleared
Nepal's Maoists apply for status of political party

INTERNATIONAL
"Media warfare" in U.K.
Sailors put up for auction, Government told

For Aziz, it's business as usual
ISLAMABAD: Shrugging aside feverish speculation that he is soon to get the axe, Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz will fly to Beijing on April 16 for a six-day official visit. In a statement, the Foreign Ministry described the visit "as part of ...

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Da Vinci book of tricks revealed

Tricks of the trade

Bush launches immigration reform

Woman bomber kills 16 in Iraq

Globescan

Faces extortion case
DHAKA: Sheikh Hasina, former Prime Minister and president of the Awami League, was sued in an extortion case involving taka 3 crore. The graft case was filed on Monday under a non-bailable section of the penal code. It alleged that she extorted ...

Jail for death squad
BELGRADE: Four Serb paramilitaries seen in a video gunning down Bosnian Muslims near Srebrenica in 1995 were convicted of war crimes against civilians on Tuesday by Serbia's War Crimes Court. It was the first court ruling in Serbia related to ...

Muzzle awards
RICHMOND (U.S.): The Bush administration and the Department of Defence are among the winners of the 2007 Jefferson Muzzle awards, given on Tuesday by a free-speech group to those it considers the most egregious violators of free speech rights in ...

India & World
Indian student to plead guilty to stabbing professor
WASHINGTON: An Indian student who allegedly stabbed his professor because he feared that his failing grades might lead to his return to India is now planning to plead guilty to the attack. Nikhil Dhar, 24, a student of the University of ...

Indian mission car hijacked in Colombo
Driver beaten up and released in the early hours of Tuesday

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