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INTERNATIONAL
Protests by Pakistan lawyers gather strength
Crowds stage demonstration outside the Supreme Court

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Rajapaksa to meet Pope
COLOMBO: Sri Lankan President Rajapaksa is scheduled to visit the Vatican on Wednesday to meet Pope Benedict XVI on an invitation by the Papal Nuncio in Sri Lanka, Archbishop Mario Zenari. The visit assumes importance in view of the security ...

Algerian blasts find echo in France
PARIS: As Algeria continued to be in shock over Wednesday's bomb blasts, one of them in the Prime Minister's office in Algiers, the political debate on extremist Islam in France sharpened even further just 10 days ahead of the Presidential poll. ...

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No longer safe, admits U.S.

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Remnant of Berlin Wall removed

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Uncertainty over poll
KATHMANDU: The Election Commission of Nepal has said it cannot hold the Constituent Assembly election on June 20 as decided by the ruling eight-party coalition. Addressing a press conference on Friday, Chief Election Commissioner Bhoj Raj ...

Overtakes Buffett
NEW YORK: Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim has quietly slipped past Warren Buffett to become the world's second richest man with a fortune of $53.1 billion — roughly 7 per cent of his country's annual economic output. Though he is barely ...

India & World
"Indian demands can torpedo nuclear deal"
Right to continue tests undermines U.S. rationale: paper

U.S. reacts cautiously to Agni III missile test
``Indians do have an active missile programme''

Rushdie shortlisted for Man Booker
LONDON: Salman Rushdie is among some of the world's tallest literary figures such as Carlos Fuentes, Philip Roth and Amos Oz who have been shortlisted for the £60,000 Man Booker International Prize. The prize, launched in 2004, is given once ...

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