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Colombo plays key role at meet on Fiji
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka on Saturday claimed it played a key role in preventing the suspension of Fiji from the Commonwealth forum at the Extraordinary Meeting of the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG), held in London, to discuss the ...

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ISLAMABAD: The landmark judgement by the Pakistan Supreme Court against the November 3, 2007 emergency imposed by the former President, Pervez Musharraf, makes his return to Pakistan risky for him and thus unlikely, but other than that, it is ...

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Schools reopen in Pakistan’s Swat Valley
MINGORA: Scores of eager children headed back to school in northern Pakistan’s battle-scarred Swat Valley on Saturday, many taking classes in buildings damaged during recent fighting between Taliban militants and security forces. ...

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Mahatma Gandhi inspired my politics, says Brown
LONDON: To a Gandhian, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown may not exactly come across as a kindred spirit but he says that Mahatma Gandhi has been one of the “great inspirations” behind his own political development and that one ...

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