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INTERNATIONAL
Tensions mount along Turkey-Iraq border
Ankara considering a full-scale offensive in northern Iraq

U.N. rights official visits Sri Lanka
COLOMBO: United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour, on a five-day visit for a first hand assessment of the human rights situation, exchanged views with Defence Secretary Gothabaya Rajapaksa on Wednesday. Ms. Arbour ...

Bangladesh poll likely before October 2008
DHAKA: The 9th parliamentary elections of Bangladesh are excepted to be held before October next year, ahead of the set roadmap. Unveiling the schedule for voter registration with photographs, Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) ATM ...

Musharraf tells Benazir to delay return
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has asked former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto to delay her return to Pakistan from a self-imposed exile till the Supreme Court decides on petitions challenging his re-election. ...

Pro-Taliban positions shelled
Artillery strikes on hideouts in North Waziristan

U.S. private security guards “kill two women”
Irbil: Private security firms in Iraq were under fresh scrutiny on Tuesday after two women died in a hail of bullets, apparently because their car had got too close to a security convoy travelling through central Baghdad. The identity of the ...

Oldest T. rex footprint found
London: Dinosaur hunters have uncovered what could be the oldest footprint of the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex ever found. Palaeontologist Phil Manning of the University of Manchester came across the well-preserved ...

Soyuz-FG rocket lifts off
BAIKONUR (KAZAKHSTAN): A Russian rocket, headed to international space station, blasted off from a launch facility in Kazakhstan on Wednesday. The Soyuz-FG rocket lifted off on schedule at 6.52 p.m. IST, soaring into a darkening sky above ...

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