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Handing over 26/11 suspects out of question, says Zardari
Beijing: Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari on Saturday ruled out handing over to India the perpetrators of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks but said the “non-state actors” who derailed New Delhi-Islamabad rapprochement would ...

Sri Lankan Minister ends fast
COLOMBO: A Sri Lankan Cabinet Minister who was on a fast unto death outside the United Nations office ended his protest after President Mahinda Rajapaksa visited him. Housing Minister Wimal Weerawansa went on fast on Thursday demanding ...

Pakistan blast death toll 102
Friday's bomb attack in Mohmand is the deadliest this year

Dramatic manhunt ends in death
LONDON: A nail-biting cat-and-mouse game between a fugitive gunman and police in a quiet English market town that dominated headlines and had Britons glued to their television screens for a week ended on Saturday with the man killing himself ...

BP asked to put in place new cap
Washington: A rare public exchange of letters between National Incident Commander in charge of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill Thad Allen and Robert Dudley, who is leading the mop-up operations at BP, showed the government has been pressing the ...

Maoists propose ways to manage PLA
KATHMANDU: Under mounting pressure, the UCPN (Maoist) on Saturday came up with proposals to manage their combatants, the People's Liberation Army (PLA). As per the proposal, to determine the number of PLA cadre wanting to join the ...

Obama recruits yet another Indian-American
Washington: While Obama-sceptics may harbour doubts about the United States President's strategic commitment to India, there is little doubt that he has tremendous faith in the calibre of Indian-Americans serving in government. And he is ...

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