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Peshawar blast claims 25 lives
Police suspect revenge attack by Taliban

Colombo ire over channel
COLOMBO: The Sri Lankan embassy in Washington has lodged complaints with the Justice Department, State Department and the FBI against the Washington-based Intelsat Ltd. for "reneging its promise" of removing the National Television of Tamil ...

Plea seeks removal of Musharraf
ISLAMABAD: In a significant development, an Opposition leader petitioned the Supreme Court on Monday for removing President Pervez Musharraf from office as well as from his position as Army Chief. Qazi Hussain Ahmed, president of the religious ...

Abe regime moves to amend pacifist Constitution
House passes bill to facilitate referendums on changes

Angry exchanges at Diana's inquest hearing
LONDON: A preliminary hearing on Tuesday for the inquest into the death of Princess Diana was marked by angry exchanges as lawyers for Mohammed Al-Fayed, owner of Harrods, complained that they had been denied access to crucial documents which ...

Rift in Europe over Russia
BRUSSELS/MOSCOW: European leaders were locked in a bitter dispute over policy towards Russia on Monday, just days before a crucial E.U.-Russia summit that threatens to turn into an acrimonious flop. Amid the worst hostility between Moscow and ...

Two judges to monitor probe into court official's murder
The victim had been appointed to Justice Chaudhary's office

Church split healed
MOSCOW: Russia's Orthodox Church and its foreign-based sister Church are set to re-unite later this week, ending an eight-decade-long split in the Church and in Russian society in the wake of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. The Russian Orthodox ...

Sarkozy woos socialists for Cabinet jobs
PARIS: France's rightwing president-elect, Nicolas Sarkozy, has irked his opponents and surprised supporters by courting leftwing politicians for top positions in his Cabinet. Mr. Sarkozy, who delivered rousing campaign speeches promising to ...

To find the gender at six weeks
Critics say it could open a Pandora's box of issues

Fitness now at the workplace
Workstation treadmill to get office-based staff fit

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