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Tigers launch artillery attacks
Aid worker shot dead in Jaffna

U.K. rejects Sadr claim
LONDON: British Army on Tuesday reacted with anger to claims that it had been “defeated” in Basra and was being forced to “retreat” because of the growing resistance from militant Iraqi groups. The claim was made ...

Veil over leak at American nuclear plant
Knoxville (U.S.): A three-year veil of secrecy in the name of U.S. national security was used to keep the public in the dark about the handling of highly enriched uranium at a Tennessee nuclear fuel processing plant — including a leak ...

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Wagah’s other parade to stop from October 1
Trucks will be able to drive through the border gates up to the customs point on the other side

Australia reaffirms insistence on safeguards
SINGAPORE: Australia on Tuesday reaffirmed its insistence on “safeguards,” as the Opposition Australian Labour Party (ALP) reinforced its arguments against exporting uranium to India even under “strict ...

Howard hopes government appeal will be upheld
MELBOURNE: Facing major embarrassment after the Federal Court on Tuesday overturned the cancellation of Mohammed Haneef’s Australian visa, Prime Minister John Howard backed his government’s national security policies and said he ...

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