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Syrians flee tense north
Fearing retaliation by the Army over weekend clashes

Syria warns Israel on Golan
DAMASCUS: A Syrian government newspaper says marches to the border will continue and warns Israel the day will come when thousands of Syrians will return to their occupied villages. Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinian and Syrian ...

Danish firm to curb death drug distribution
Washington: Lundbeck, the Danish company embroiled in a controversy over the use of its products in lethal injections in the United States, has agreed to restrict such use after facing intense pressure at home and abroad. In a meeting ...

Pakistan brutalised, says envoy
Washington: In a tribute to slain Pakistani journalist Syed Saleem Shahzad, Pakistani Ambassador to the United States Husain Haqqani called for a full investigation into the killing and said at a condolence meeting here that all of Pakistan ...

Germany urged to track down E. coli source
LUXEMBOURG: The European Commission said on Tuesday it would ask EU states to release €150 million in aid to European vegetable producers whose sales have been decimated by a deadly bacterium outbreak. Spain, however, immediately ...

To save power, Tokyo starts work early
TOKYO: Facing a power crunch and a scorching summer, some of nearly 10,000 Tokyo city government employees started their work shifts an hour earlier on Monday to conserve energy amid shortages spawned by the damage to a tsunami-hit nuclear ...

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