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28 killed in Sri Lanka blast
COLOMBO: At least 28 people, including 20 soldiers and eight civilians getting out of the war zone were killed on Monday as a suspected LTTE woman suicide bomber blew herself up at a military check point meant to screen the fleeing citizens ...

Colombo’s plea to global agencies
COLOMBO: Sri Lankan Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa on Monday said the casualties caused by the LTTE were under-reported and urged some of the international agencies to be mindful of the responsibility cast on them in disseminating ...

Holbrooke arrives in Pakistan
Says he has come to listen and learn about "ground realities"

Another case of Taliban, Pakistan Punjab-based ultras link
ISLAMABAD: In yet another development linking the Taliban with Punjab-based militant groups, a Polish engineer abducted by the Taliban is reported to have been executed after the government refused to their demand for the release of 135 ...

Khatami to challenge Ahmadinejad
Ex-President’s candidacy stirs a lively debate in Iran

“Not many Indians in Malaysia lost jobs”
SINGAPORE: “Not many Indians” are among the 7,000 foreign workers retrenched so far in Malaysia because of the global economic crisis. Malaysia’s Human Resources Minister S. Subramanian told The ...

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Wildfires death toll 135

Pact to recall Nepal House

Plea likely against release?

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