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Cabinet strength grows to 108
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Ivanov concludes sensitive mission to Iran
DUBAI: The head of Russia's National Security Council, Igor Ivanov, has concluded a carefully calibrated visit to Iran, where he promised that a Moscow-aided civilian nuclear power plant in the southern city of Bushehr would be commissioned by ...

Tour hit by safety fears
BERLIN: Turkish Nobel Laureate Orhan Pamuk has cancelled a publicity tour of Germany amid fears for his safety following the murder of Turkish-Armenian editor Hrant Dink. Hanser Verlag, Pamuk's German publisher, confirmed that the author had ...

A Watergate style cover-up?
LONDON: Labour Party figures close to Prime Minister Tony Blair were on Thursday accused of a "Watergate style cover-up'' over the cash-for-peerages row after it emerged that Mr Blair was questioned by the police a second time last Friday amid ...

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Libya seeks India's participation in trans-national oil pipeline
DUBAI: Libya has sought India's participation in a trans-national pipeline that would bring Libyan oil to the energy hungry markets in Asia. According to the official Libyan news agency, Jana, the Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Murli ...

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