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Presidential campaigns target youth
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani frontrunner in Friday's Iranian elections

Hong Kong: Tsang elected unopposed
Faces the challenge of mollifying "pro-democracy" activists

Acrimonious exchanges at European Union summit
Differences over budget cuts, financial benefits

Pakistan lifts travel curb on rape victim
ISLAMABAD: Stung by criticism from within and outside, particularly Washington, over the decision to put a gang rape victim in the Exit Control List (ECL), Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz has directed immediate removal of her name from the list. ...

JVP pulls out of Government
"Return depends on steps taken by President Chandrika Kumaratunga"

Sonia's host is Putin's likely heir
ST. PETERSBURG: United Progressive Alliance Chairperson Sonia Gandhi' visit to Russia may be cast in an entirely new light following an intriguing Kremlin appointment on Wednesday. The man who greeted Ms. Gandhi on arrival in Moscow is being ...

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End-to-end digital film solution, courtesy Indian brains
500 cinemas to godigital by November

U.S. rejects G-4 proposal
Modest expansion of Council preferred

I will go ahead with Srinagar visit: Rashid
"The visit will be a test between supporters and opponents of peace"

`Chandrika will present proposal in Parliament'
COLOMBO: The Sri Lankan President, Chandrika Kumaratunga, has decided to present her proposal for an administrative mechanism with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam in Parliament, the state-run Daily News said on Thursday. The ...

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Split in Anglican Church widens

Malaysian officials' role probed

Landing tyre-less

Blood vessels from cells

Trotsky murder ice-pick found

Bush environment aide joins oil giant

Five U.S. Marines killed in Iraq blast

Annan has "no plan" to resign over oil scandal

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