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Michael Jackson cleared of child molestation charges Singer breaks down as succession of not guilty verdicts is delivered The charges against pop icon SANTA MARIA: Conspiracy involving child abduction, false imprisonment and extortion, including 28 specific acts between February 1 and March 31, 2003 — Not guilty. Lewd act upon a child under the age of 14, between February 20 and March ... ElBaradei gets third term as U.S. drops objection European diplomats are impressed by the IAEA chief's record Journalists in Nepal not to relent on democracy KATHMANDU: Journalists demanding press freedom in Nepal held a protest demonstration for the second day on Tuesday even as the royal government released 50 mediapersons arrested on Monday for holding a rally. An hour after 50 journalists ... 2 held in Tamil journalist's murder COLOMBO: Sri Lankan police have arrested two persons in connection with the abduction and murder of senior Tamil journalist, Dharmeratnam Sivaram, media reports said. The state-run Daily News on Tuesday reported that the two suspects were ... Blair visit does not lift ties with France PARIS: With France and Britain playing the blame game and refusing any hint of compromise over the next E.U. budget, the pan-European body appeared to plunge further into crisis on the eve of a major summit meeting in Brussels. In a departure ... 27 killed in two Iraq bombings KIRKUK (IRAQ): A suicide bomber blew himself up outside a bank in the northern city of Kirkuk on Tuesday, killing 22 persons, including pensioners waiting for cheques and child street vendors. A suicide car bomber also rammed his vehicle into ... I did not support terrorism: Rashid "Seems India is not happy about my Srinagar trip" Media distorted my comments, says Yasin Malik ISLAMABAD: Hours after India expressed serious concern at the reported observations of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chief Yasin Malik, over the involvement of Pakistan Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, in running Kashmir ... Other Stories
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