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Sharif moves apex court for return to Pakistan
Ex-Premier denies exile deal with Government

Russia claims North Pole riches
A double first for mankind; move triggers intense rivalry

5 Ministers quit Rajapaksa Government
COLOMBO: A Cabinet Minister and four junior Ministers of the Ceylon Workers Congress (CWC) announced on Thursday that they were withdrawing support to the Mahinda Rajapaksa Government due to “political differences”. A CWC ...

China for new thinking on security
MANILA: China on Thursday condemned the continued prevalence of “Cold War mentality” in some quarters and hailed the Association of South East Asian Nations’ Regional Forum (ARF) as a “non-aligned” ...

Embrace free market: Lord Swraj Paul
LONDON: Lord Swraj Paul, Chancellor of Westminster University, has called for more countries to embrace “free market” and find their own place in the global economy. In a speech to delegates of the Advanced Management ...

“Police misled public on Menezes shooting”
LONDON: Police deliberately fed “misleading” information to the media to keep the fiction alive that an innocent man they had shot dead at a London tube station two weeks after the 7/7 attacks was a suspected suicide ...

Maoist Minister quits Koirala Cabinet
KATHMANDU: Maoist leader Matrika Yadhav resigned as the Minister for Forest and Land Conservation on Thursday. He said he was resigning because he did not receive cooperation from the Cabinet and Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala. A ...

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Germany wants looted art works back

Britain insists on joint role at missile base

More held for poisonous cocaine

180 illegal migrants survive voyage in canoe

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U.S. should have signed deal with us too: Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: “The United States should have given Pakistan the same civilian nuclear deal as the one it recently concluded with India in the interests of South Asian stability and to prevent an arms race in the region,” the National ...

Australia ready to sell uranium
By discussing safeguards pact

Delhi, Colombo checking arms smuggling
MANILA: India and Sri Lanka are now engaged in “a hand-in-glove operation” to prevent arms smuggling by the LTTE, according to Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama. This was now the state of play, despite the ...

Not big emitter of greenhouse gases: India
United Nations: India on Thursday rejected the contention that it was among the largest emitters of greenhouse gases saying its per capita emission of polluting gases responsible for global warming was just one-fourth of the world ...

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