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Fears rise over U.S. “hot pursuit” into Pakistan
American Admiral Mullen’s visit stokes speculation

Peace deal closer than ever: Olmert
Israel to release some Palestinian prisoners

France challenges U.S. diplomacy in W. Asia
Damascus favours Paris as chief mediator in the peace process

32 Tigers killed, says Colombo
COLOMBO: The Sri Lankan military on Sunday claimed at least 32 LTTE cadre were killed in battles in the North in the past 24 hours. The Defence Ministry said elite troops launched an attack at two well-fortified LTTE bunkers on the ...

Al-Jazeera fined
RABAT: A court fined Al-Jazeera bureau chief in Morocco and a human rights campaigner the equivalent of $6,945 each on Friday on charges of conspiracy and spreading false information. Hassan Rachidi and Ibrahim Sbai ...

Madhes demand leaves many “confused”
The Constitution Amendment Bill was tabled on July 10 to address the Madhes issue. At the same time, in several places in Nepal’s southern plains, people took out rallies against the Madhes-based parties’ demand of a single ...

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U.K. Indian jailed for “biggest” bank fraud
LONDON: Jagmeet Channa, a bank employee of Indian origin, has been jailed for nine years after being found guilty of attempting to steal £72 million from the HSBC bank in what has been described as one of the biggest frauds in ...

Pakistan seeks removal of ‘air of mistrust’
Washington: Taking note of the “trust deficit” in its relations with India, Pakistan has sought removal of the “air of mistrust.” The people have outpaced the governments in their desire for normalisation of bilateral ...

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