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‘No more militants in Lal Masjid’
Ghazi’s body flown to native village; dispute over burial place

Al-Qaeda threat to U.K. over Rushdie
LONDON: British Government on Wednesday tried to shrug off a threat by Al-Qaeda that it would “punish” Britain for granting knighthood to Salman Rushdie. In a chilling warning, Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osma bin Laden’s ...

Iran, IAEA begin talks on nuclear issue
DUBAI: Iran and representatives of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have begun talks to defuse the crisis surrounding the Iranian nuclear programme. The IAEA delegation led by Olli Heinonen arrived early on Wednesday in Tehran for ...

Four jailed for life over 7/21 plot
LONDON: Four men — all refugees from Africa — were on Wednesday jailed for life and ordered to serve at least 40 years each after being found guilty earlier this week of conspiring to launch a terrorist attack on London’s ...

Thoppigala captured: Colombo
Norwegian Ambassador meets Tamilselvan

66 million affected in China floods
BEIJING: More than 66.3 million Chinese have been affected by floods this summer, with 360 persons killed and direct economic losses of 24.3 billion yuan, according to latest figures from the State Flood Control and Drought Relief ...

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