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North Korea declares nuclear power status, demands lifting of sanctions
America says it is running out of patience with Pyongyang

LTTE detaining refugees: Colombo
Rajapaksa urged to help trace missing vice-chancellor

Pakistan, China joint exercise ends
ISLAMABAD: : A 10-day joint exercise by the militaries of China and Pakistan ended on Monday with reiterations from both sides of their commitment to fight terrorism, separatism and extremism. The exercise was held in the mountains near Abottabad ...

Man held over U.K. serial killings
LONDON: A supermarket worker, who sought out media attention, has been arrested in connection with the sensational murders of five young women, whose bodies were found between December 2 and 13 in different rural locations around Ipswich, a small ...

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Saddam trial resumes

Ahmedinejad's opponents take lead in local elections

French troops to leave south Afghanistan

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Detenu returns home
DHAKA: One of the two Bangladeshi prisoners, who was languishing in the notorious Guantanamo prison in Cuba, was flown back home on Sunday. U.S. authorities handed over Mubarak Hussain bin Abul Hashem (32), to the Bangladesh police after the he ...

U.S. Anglicans split
Two of the oldest Anglican parishes in the United States voted to split from the Episcopal Church on Sunday over its liberal attitude on issues such as homosexuality. The move by Falls and Truro Churches in Virginia may presage a larger ...

India & World
Pakistan hails Manmohan's response
India has also made proposals on Kashmir: Foreign Ministry spokeswoman

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