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“Dr. Death” Kevorkian is dead
DETROIT: Jack Kevorkian, the retired pathologist who captured the world's attention as he helped dozens of ailing people commit suicide, igniting intense debate and ending up in prison for murder, has died in a Detroit area hospital after a ...

U.S. move reflects Cold War mentality: Chinese experts
BEIJING: An amendment passed by the United States' House of Representatives excluding all companies owned by or affiliated to the Chinese government from U.S. defence deals violated international trade rules and reflected the U.S.' “cold ...

NYT gets first-ever woman Executive Editor
Washington: The New York Times broke with its 160-year history on Wednesday when it appointed, for the first time ever, a woman Executive Editor, Jill Abramson. Ms. Abramson is currently the Managing Editor of the venerable voice of ...

150 dead in Tunisian boat sinking
GENEVA: Around 150 migrants heading to Italy drowned when their ship capsized off the Tunisian coast, the International Organization for Migration said in Geneva on Friday. “The Tunisian Red Crescent confirmed on Thursday that ...

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China, India exchange views on ‘obstacles'
SINGAPORE: China on Friday told India candidly that “some artificial obstacles” were being raised by some of its “senior officials or the press” in a manner that “impeded” the “good momentum” in ...

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