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Sri Lankan leaders agree on MoU Rajapaksa, Ranil sort out glitches America changing Iraq tactics U.S. policy arrogant, says official U.S. provoked N. Korea: Russia Show flexibility in approach towards Pyongyang, Moscow tells Washington Safe passage for LTTE team Colombo reaffirms commitment to scheduled peace talks in Switzerland N. Korea rules out compromise SINGAPORE: North Korea on Sunday dropped a strong hint about its intention to rule out any compromise over the nuclear issue. The state news agency of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) quoted from an editorial carried by the ... Other Stories
Globescan Afghan militants killed KABUL: The NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) killed 15 militants in the southern Zabul province of Afghanistan, an ISAF spokesman told Xinhua on Sunday. ``An ISAF convoy came under fire of some militants in Deh Chopan ... Memoirs in Urdu ISLAMABAD: Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf launched the Urdu version of his memoirs "In the Line of Fire" on Saturday. The title of the translated version is "Sabsey Pehle Pakistan" (Pakistan Comes First). He told an Iftaar gathering where he ... King in shooting row MOSCOW: King Juan Carlos of Spain has become the latest world leader to show off his ``hunting'' prowess by shooting a booze-addled tame bear, it has been claimed. The monarch allegedly gunned down the tipsy bear after it was released into his ... India & World Foreign hand in Peshawar blast: investigators ISLAMABAD: Chief Minister of the North-West Frontier Province Akram Khan Durrani and police investigators are pointing to a "foreign hand" in last week's bomb blast in Peshawar that killed nine people and injured over 30. Mr. Durrani vowed to ... 
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