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INTERNATIONAL
“Next 72 hours crucial for Tigers”
COLOMBO: The Sri Lankan military on Sunday claimed that the war with the LTTE had reached its “final stages” amid reports that the next 72 hours were crucial for the Tigers. The Defence Ministry said that as Mullathivu ...

Deadly attack mars Northern Ireland peace process
LONDON: Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Sunday said his government was determined not to allow the Northern Ireland peace process to be derailed after a dramatic terror attack on an Army base near Belfast shattered a decade-long peace, raising ...

U.S. cautions North Korea
SINGAPORE: The United States has cautioned North Korea against test-firing a long-range rocket – with or without a satellite-launch as the stated objective. U.S. Special Representative for North Korea Policy, Stephen Bosworth, now ...

Pope announces West Asia trip
VATICAN CITY: Pope Benedict XVI said on Sunday he would visit West Asia from May 8-15 in the first papal trip to the area since 2000. The visit would be the second official trip by a Pope to Israel. Announcing the dates of the ...

NOVEL PREVENTION

State plays Cupid for “positive” couples

Stop recruitment, PLA told
KATHMANDU: A meeting of the Army Integration Special Committee (AISC) held on Sunday evening agreed to stop the recruitment of combatants to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), spokesperson of the committee, Bhoj Raj Ghimire told ...

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