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U.S. court weighs Guantanamo rights
Third ruling could hasten closure of the detention camp

Terrorism on last legs: Colombo
COLOMBO: A day after the bus explosion in Anuradhapura district in the North Central Province in which 16 civilians were killed and 23 others injured, Sri Lanka Prime Minister Ratnasiri Wickramanayake told Parliament that the country is at a ...

Gunman kills 8 in U.S. mall shooting
OMAHA (Nebraska): A 19-year-old man killed eight persons and then himself with an assault rifle at a busy mall in Omaha on Wednesday, sending terrified workers and Christmas shoppers scrambling for cover. “Now I will be famous,” ...

“Lyrical terrorist” falls foul of British law
Woman wrote poetry in praise of Osama

China for global deal on climate change
BEIJING: China will strengthen its cooperation with the world community in an effort to commonly deal with the climate change issue, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said here on Thursday. Under the current situation, all ...

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Malaysia unrest: no bail for 31 Indians
National security the key factor; the case did not impinge on racial and religious issues: court

Haneef case: Australia to hold inquiry
Melbourne: Australia’s new Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on Thursday said his government would hold a judicial inquiry into the case of Indian doctor Mohammad Haneef. Dr. Haneef was exonerated of terror charges in ...

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