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Spanish Premier’s party wins polls
Opposition Conservatives improve tally

Confusion over move to restore judges
ISLAMABAD: A day after the Pakistan People’s Party and the Pakistan Muslim League (N) announced they would restore the judges dismissed in the November 3, 2007 imposition of Emergency rule, there is confusion about how exactly they will ...

Batticaloa poll peaceful
COLOMBO: On Monday, election to nine local bodies’ in Batticaloa district, including the town’s municipality, passed off peacefully. An estimated 51 per cent of the electorate voted. The election, held after 14 years, is ...

De facto truce in W. Asia
DUBAI: Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas are observing a de facto ceasefire following back channel contacts involving Egyptian mediators. After heavy fighting lasting five days, Israeli ground troops ended their ...

Abdullah sworn in for another term
SINGAPORE: Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi was sworn in on Monday for another term, after he brushed aside calls that he resign for having failed to lead the ruling Barisan Nasional (B.N.) coalition to a two-thirds ...

World against intervention in Iran

PPP-Fahim rift widens
Chaudhary Ahmed Mukhtar most likely candidate for PM

China’s judiciary needs reform: top judge
Beijing: As China grapples with the increasingly urgent quest to reform its judicial system and ensure a society that is governed by the rule of law, the country’s top judicial official admitted on Monday that a large gap remained ...

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