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“Crackdown will not cripple LeT”
Washington: The crackdown by the Pakistani security forces on the Lashkar-e-Toiba, which has been linked to the Mumbai carnage, will not cripple the banned organisation, a coordinator of the militant group has said. Lashkar-e-Taiba ...

Rajapaksa: will launch new spring in the north
COLOMBO: As Sri Lanka’s military made further advances into the LTTE-held territory in the north, President Mahinda Rajapaksa on Tuesday claimed the government, “in addition to the new dawn in the east, is ready to launch the new ...

Plea against Obama dismissed
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up an appeal by a man who questioned President-elect Barack Obama’s eligibility for the presidency, based on his birth to a father from Kenya and a mother who was a U.S. citizen. The ...

Tribune Co. files bankruptcy plea
NEW YORK: Tribune Co.’s bankruptcy filing gives the struggling newspaper time to put its finances in order, and complete the task of finding buyers for some of its troubled properties amid a dismal advertising environment. Tribune ...

Ban on incandescent bulbs
Brussels: The European Union will ban the sale of incandescent light bulbs from 2009, as part of an energy saving plan, EU sources said. According to current Chair of the EU Energy Ministers Council, French Jean-Louis Borloo, the ...

Cuban tourism surges ahead
HAVANA: Cuba’s vacation industry has remained as hot as the tropical sun here, even as the world economic crisis sparks cancellations and layoffs elsewhere in the Caribbean. Cuba says it’s booked solid through December and expects ...

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Grand funeral for a Patriarch
MOSCOW: Russia’s Orthodox Patriarch, Alexy II, was buried in Moscow on Tuesday in a grand funeral that demonstrated the Church’s revived influence and close ties with the secular authorities in the country. President Dmitry ...

Phone ordeal with a terrorist
How Professor P.V. Viswanath kept in touch from New York with a terrorist in Mumbai

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