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DAWN - the Internet Edition
January 8, 2002 Tuesday Shawwal 23, 1422

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ME tensions rise over arms shipment
TEL AVIV, Jan 7: The row over a ship laden with arms allegedly bound for Yasser Arafat’s Palestinian Authority deepened on Monday as Israeli television broadcast an interview with the vessel’s...
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22 Indians die in border explosion
AMRITSAR, Jan 7: The death toll of an accidental landmine explosion on the Indian side of the India-Pakistan border rose to 22 on Sunday with five more hospitalized victims dying of...
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Pilot sympathized with Osama
NEW YORK, Jan 7: The teenage pilot who crashed his single engine plane into a Tampa (Florida) Bank of America building expressed his empathy and support for Osama bin Laden and...
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Asteroid gives the Earth a close shave
PARIS, Jan 7: An asteroid big enough to wipe out a major country gave the Earth a close shave on Monday, passing less than twice the distance of the Moon from...
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Fernandes rules out ‘surgical strikes’
BANGALORE, Jan 7: Indian Defence Minister George Fernandes said Monday there was no change in the military situation along the Indo-Pakistan border following a the Saarc summit, but ruled out strikes...
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Yves Saint Laurent retires
PARIS, Jan 7: Yves Saint Laurent, the revered French couturier, announced his retirement and the closure of his fashion house on Monday, bringing to an end nearly half a century as...
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Rail strikes hit Britain
LONDON, Jan 7: Tens of thousands of British rail travellers faced misery Monday as strikes crippled services, in a bleak start to 2002 for commuters following a year plagued with delays...
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UK to support India for UN seat: Jaswant
NEW DELHI, Jan 7: Britain has promised support for India’s claim for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council, Indian External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh said on Monday....
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Advani on 6-day tour of USA
NEW DELHI, Jan 7: The Union Home Minister, L.K. Advani, leaves for a six-day long visit to the US tomorrow, Jan 8. He happens to be first ever Indian home minister...
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US prepares next generation currency notes
PARIS, Jan 7: The successful introduction of the Euro January 1st has brought about in its wake a decision by the United States to introduce a wholly new generation of currency,...
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Afghan horror, toll of US bombing
QALAYE NIAZI (Afghanistan): The attack here was as sudden and devastating as the Pentagon intended. American special forces on the ground confirmed the target and three bombers, a B-52 and two...
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Israel raising friction in Middle East
El KHADER (West Bank) - Nasser Hamamra’s daily commute to Bethlehem is a lesson in the ABCs of territorial divisions in the West Bank, where Israeli roadblocks restrict Palestinian travel. Most...
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UN calls for war against poverty
LONDON: Wealthy nations received a stark warning in the middle of last year about the dangers lurking in a world where globalization was allowed to heighten inequality and poverty. Within months,...
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Proxy forces cause problems
WASHINGTON: US reliance on Afghan tribal militias to battle Taliban and Al Qaeda forces and hunt down leaders of both groups has been a signature feature of the war in Afghanistan....
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Lioness, antelope in unique company
NAIROBI: In a rare incident of intra-species love, a lioness in a game reserve in northern Kenya took to protecting and mothering a baby antelope, until nature took its course and...
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Voting via Internet
LONDON: Britain will become the first country in the world to use the internet for voting, as part of radical changes to the political system, Robin Cook, the leader of the...