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British data on spy inaccurate: Russia
MOSCOW: Russian prosecutors have turned the tables on British authorities, accusing them of a refusal to cooperate in investigating the murder of the former Russian security officer, Alexander Litvinenko, and twisting the case to serve ...

LTTE is targeting south now: Colombo
COLOMBO: The Sri Lankan Government on Monday warned that the LTTE, following its ouster from the east, the LTTE is “attempting to cause destruction and panic” in south with the objective of disrupting “development ...

Maoists threaten to quit Government
KATHMANDU: The Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist has threatened to quit the four-month old Koirala Government protesting against “surprise” deployment of the “war-trained” troops for the security of its Ministers by the ...

First-day sales magical for Harry Potter finale
Excitement was like the Beatles’ first visit to the U.S.

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Relative gets permission to visit Haneef
MELBOURNE: Australian authorities on Monday cleared the way for a relative to visit Indian doctor Mohammad Haneef, who is in detention facing terror charges. State and Federal authorities both cleared the way for Imran Siddiqui, who ...

Peres congratulates Pratibha
Jerusalem: Israel’s newly appointed President Shimon Peres has congratulated President-elect Pratibha Patil and has expressed his country’s desire to strengthen bilateral ties with New Delhi. The Nobel Laureate told Ms. ...

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