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INTERNATIONAL
Norwegian envoy to meet LTTE leaders
COLOMBO: The Norwegian envoy here is scheduled to travel on Monday to Kilinochchi, administrative headquarters of the LTTE to meet its leaders, for an assessment of the situation. In recent weeks, the Sri Lanka military and the Tigers have been ...

INTERNATIONAL
E.U. faces host of economic problems
LONDON: The European Union, which completed 50 years of existence recently, is in a sombre mood with the rate of inflation touching 3.5 per cent against the 2.5 per cent parameter set by the European Central Bank. In addition, the number of ...

Arrest warrant against Hasina
DHAKA: Amid high political tension over the fate of the two top political leaders, a court in Dhaka has ordered the arrest of Awami League chief Sheikh Hasina for her alleged role in the killing of some activists of the fundamentalist ...

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Pressure on Wolfowitz to quit

Suburbs vote to block Sarkozy

Nigerian political parties allege poll rigging

Globescan
King's property seized
KATHAMNDU: Blaming the Government for failing to fulfil its commitment to nationalise the properties of the king, Nepal Maoists have begun seizing "royal properties" in Kathmandu. ``Parliament has failed to formulate laws on capturing land ...

Artificial vocal chords
PRAGUE (CZECH REPUBLIC): Czech scientist Vojtech Misut from the Technological University in Brno has invented the first artificial vocal chords in the world that return voice to those who have lost it, local media reported. Mr. Misut first ...

India & World
Microsoft's bonanza to education sector
Announces Student Innovation Suite

Delhi student for space programme
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India, New Zealand to study potential for free trade pact
MELBOURNE: India and New Zealand have agreed to study the potential for a free trade agreement (FTA) and what it could mean, said New Zealand Trade Minister Phil Goff on Sunday after talks with his Indian counterpart Kamal Nath in Wellington. ...

Funeral held in Virginia
ODENTON (U.S.): Family and friends paid rich tributes to Minal Panchal and Prof. G. V. Loganathan, the two Indians killed in the gruesome shooting incident in Virginia Tech University, at funeral services where the last rites were performed on ...

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