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Setback to French move to ban veil
Paris: The Conseil d etat, France's highest administrative court, on Tuesday said a proposed law banning the wearing of the burqa in public places could prove to be unconstitutional. The court said even a partial ban would be difficult to ...

U.S. militia charged with conspiracy
Washington DC: Nine members of a presumed Christian militia group called Hutaree (which the group says means “Christian warrior”) based in Michigan were indicted by a federal grand jury in Detroit on charges of seditious ...

Blasts may have Pakistan link: Moscow
MOSCOW: The Moscow Metro bombings may have a Pakistan connection, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov as security experts warned of more terrorist attacks. (The death toll reached 39, according to agencies). Mr. Lavrov suggested ...

U.N. delays Bhutto assassination report
ISLAMABAD: The submission of the much-awaited report of the United Nations fact-finding Commission on the assassination of the former Pakistan Prime Minister, Benazir Bhutto, has been delayed by a fortnight on the “urgent request” ...

A new economic model in Malaysia
SINGAPORE: Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak on Tuesday announced plans for a “New Economic Model (NEM),” raising prospects of a fair deal for all racial groups. The “NEM roadmap for the future” would now be ...

Berlusconi turns the tables on rivals
Paris: The enduring mystery of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's popularity remained intact on Tuesday after he won a convincing victory in regional polls held on Sunday and Monday. The poll was seen as a test of his popularity and ...

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