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“Favourite” to win overlooked
BEIJING: The “favourite”, heading into Friday’s announcement of the Nobel Peace Prize, could not have been more different from the eventual — and unexpected — winner. Unknown to even most of his own ...

Dhaka to take row with India, Myanmar to U.N.
DHAKA: Bangladesh has announced its decision to go to the United Nations for a resolution of its long-standing dispute with India and Myanmar over maritime boundary. The country has served legal notices to India and Myanmar to settle the ...

Western envoys meet Suu Kyi
SINGAPORE: Myanmar’s pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, still under house arrest, was on Friday allowed by the military rulers to ascertain from key Western diplomats in Yangon the exact impact of international sanctions on the ...

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Murdoch tells China to learn from India

Rajapaksa: government’s focus has now shifted to village development

Climate talks end in an atmosphere of distrust

Mitterrand appeals for understanding

World Muslim population is 1.57 billion: study

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