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Pakistan's rumour Sunday
Rumours of a coup spread swiftly after a major power breakdown

No evidence, says Riyadh
Osama report may be a ruse: expert

Call for Blair's resignation
Prime Minister refuses to back Brown for successor

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Twenty killed, 37 injured in Iraq

Iraq war has worsened terrorist threat: report

Pressure mounts on Hungary Premier

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U.S. apologises over Chavez aide detention
WASHINGTON: The United States denied on Saturday claims by Venezuelan Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro that he was briefly detained at a New York airport, but it said it had apologised to the Minister for the ``regrettable incident.'' Mr. Maduro ...

Fiji facing uncertainty
WELLINGTON: Fiji continues to face an uncertain future although the Government has been broadly successful in restoring stability and re-establishing economic growth, said a Government policy paper released recently. The draft Strategic ...

India & World
Delhi invites three parties from Sri Lanka
For interaction to determine possible role for India in crisis resolution The invitation is believed to be part of the exercise by New Delhi for sustained interaction with Sri Lankan political parties

120 Indians deported from Saudi Arabia
DUBAI: Saudi Arabia has deported 120 Indians, who were either working illegally or overstaying in the country, after granting them amnesty from prosecution. An Indian embassy official said more than 20,000 people, including many Indians, had ...

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