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Many Jammu protesters 'arrested'
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Thousands of Hindu protesters in the Jammu region of Indian-administered Kashmir have been arrested during street protests, police say. The demonstrators were angry over the state government's reversal of a decision not to grant a small piece of land to a trust running a Hindu shrine. The original decision provoked anger in the...
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<span dir="ltr" lang="en">Kashmiris play to UN gallery</span>
Kashmiris play to UN gallery
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19 Aug 2008, 0154 hrs IST, Avijit Ghosh ,TNN            ...
<span dir="ltr" lang="en">Bashir&#39;s accusation has forced Sudan to be responsive</span>
Bashir's accusation has forced Sudan to be responsive
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By Hussein Solomon Commentary by Tuesday, August 19, 2008...
<span dir="ltr" lang="en">Hariri warns against altering national dialogue agenda</span>
Hariri warns against altering national dialogue agenda
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Siniora also insists talks deal solely with Hizbullah's weapons, defense strategy By Hussein...
McCain touts drilling agenda from oil platform
Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., right, gets a blessing from Monsignor Diego Monroy Ponce as Cindy McCain looks on during his visit to the Basilica de Guadalupe in Mexico City, Thursday, July 3, 2008.
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ABOARD THE CHEVRON GENESIS—Republican presidential candidate John McCain visited this oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday to call for increased offshore drilling that he claims would lower the cost of food and heating homes. McCain...
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Australia, Fiji trade barbs
People line up for visa applications at the Australian High Commission in Fiji's capital Suva Thursday, Dec. 7, 2006.
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PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd said Fiji hasn't done itself any favours by boycotting the Pacific leaders meeting in Niue, which starts today. Mr Rudd touched down in Niue's capital Alofi last night Australian time for three days of talks with 14 other...
photo: AP / Rick Rycroft
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UK police bust plot to kill Queen
Britain&acute;s Queen Elizabeth II leaves Buckingham Palace in central London, in her Irish State Coach, for the state opening of Parliament, Wednesday Nov. 15, 2006. Ambitious plans to tackle the threats of terrorism and climate change were expected to
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20 Aug 2008, 0010 hrs IST,PTI             LONDON: An Islamist terror cell busted with details of bomb-making and suicide vests is said to have been plotting to kill the British Queen and some high-profile members of the...
photo: AP /Lefteris Pitarakis
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U.N. approves Somalia force for six more months -
Ugandan troops carrying African Union flags arrive at Mogadishu airport Tuesday March 6, 2007. The first Ugandan peacekeepers arrived in Somalia&acute;s capital early Tuesday to provide protection for the still-struggling transitional government and to a
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By Daniel Bases 30 minutes ago UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The U.N. Security Council authorized on Tuesday an African Union force in Somalia for another six months, a day after Somalia's government signed a peace agreement with some opposition...
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Kenney: US aid to Mindanao to continue despite conflict
ABOARD USNS Mercy, at sea -- (May 30, 2008) The Honorable Kristie A. Kenney, Ambassador of the United States takes a tour aboard USNS Mercy and its crew.
The Philippine StarFull News Article
US Ambassador Kristie Kenney yesterday stressed that the US government will not withdraw its $25 million development assistance to Mindanao despite the current clashes and the aborted signing of the ancestral domain agreement between the government...
photo: US DoD / Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class (SW) Mark Logico
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Misuari tells MNLF men to stay away from conflict
Nur Misuari, sitting in front, founder of the Moro National Liberation Front, prepares to have a medical checkup after the announcement of his temporary liberty Friday, April 25, 2008 in suburban Quezon City north of Manila.
The Philippine StarFull News Article
KORONADAL CITY - The Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) urged its forces "to stay away" from the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) and remain neutral in the face of attacks launched by the rival rebel group in Central Mindanao. Rodrigo...
photo: AP / Pat Roque
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Oil dips below $112 in Asia as demand eases" The Times of India
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Quebec to refurbish nuclear reactor" Globe and Mail
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Oil jumps above $115 after dollar weakens vs euro" Philadelphia Daily News
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General Dynamics to buy Jet Aviation for $2.25B; aims to tap foreign demand for luxury planes" Star Tribune
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Risk of recession rising as stimulus fades" The Times of India
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Govt steps in to control sugar export to cool prices" The Times of India
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Globalisation gains not for everyone" The Times of India
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Zambian President dies at 59" The Australian
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Crude oil jumps above $115 a barrel after dollar weakens vs euro, heating oil surges" Newsday
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Dollar mostly higher, gold falls" The Boston Globe
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Malaysian stocks seen lower; palm oil prices hurting" The Times of India
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Palm oil prices jump" Dawn
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Mounting Terror in Algeria" Time Magazine
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An unstable nation" The Australian
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Karzai says he will run for president again" International Herald Tribune
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Pakistan parties ponder Musharraf 'accountability'" The Charlotte Observer
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Pak Parliament sets up panel to monitor J-K situation" The Times of India
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J&K row: Secessionists' plan hatched in Pak, says Home Secy" The Times of India
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UN ready to mediate between India and Pak to resolve Kashmir issue" The Times of India
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India: Repeal Armed Forces Special Powers Act" Human Rights
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Russia starts Georgia pullout but NATO wants more" The Star
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Fiji tops Pacific Forum agenda despite boycott" The Australian
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In Musharraf's wake, factions left to vie for power" International Herald Tribune
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Nato holds Georgia crisis summit" BBC News
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Kapil meets UT officials, wants ground for ICL matches" The Times of India
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MURRAY SEEDED SIX AT FLUSHING MEADOWS" Sporting Life
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Cairns sets off for the south with plenty of encouragement" NZ Herald
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Arthur wary of Twenty20 overkill" BBC News
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Lawsuit Seeks EPA Pesticide Data" Common Dreams
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Nicole has a Eureka moment - twice" The Australian
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World experts called in to help save baby whale" The Australian
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Gaming surgeons quash technology fears" The Australian
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Fair food" Syracuse
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Food for thought for the health-conscious" Inquirer
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Ridge woman dies from injuries in Monday car crash" Newsday
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Flooding in West Africa puts lives at risk, says UN health agency" United Nations
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