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Pakistan parties stage protest
Apex court takes up controversial case of missing persons

INTERNATIONAL
LTTE threatens more attacks
Situation under control; Government determined to face any challenge in fight against terrorism

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Bush impeachment "an option"

Globescan
Quake alert a success
WAJIMA (JAPAN): Authorities hailed Japan's new earthquake alert system as a success on Monday after it allowed officials to issue a tsunami warning just one minute after a magnitude 6.9 quake jolted the coast a day earlier. The quake early on ...

Buddhists demand safety
BANGKOK: Hundreds of Buddhist villagers on Monday gathered in Sabayoi district of Thailand's southern province Songkhla, demanding security authorities to provide more safety for them. The gathering came followed the recent attack at an Islamic ...

Way for butterflies
In the history of road transport, there can rarely have been such a poetic excuse for a traffic jam: Taiwan will close a busy motorway section this week to allow butterflies to flutter by. Drivers have been warned to expect delays as up to one ...

India & World
Kashmiris should be involved, Malik tells Aziz
"They, including militants, should be part of decision-making"

No plan to use India to contain China: Japan
TOKYO: Japan regards India as a "vital partner" in establishing the "Arc of Freedom and Prosperity" in Asia but Tokyo has no plan to use New Delhi to "contain" China, Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Aso has said. "If I am asked whether Japan and ...

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