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US and Israel have ‘secret’ ME plan: Sharon’s disclosure
TEL AVIV, July 5: Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon says he has worked out a secret peace plan with the Bush administration to end the Middle East conflict, a newspaper said... 
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Iraq, UN fail to agree on arms inspections
VIENNA, July 5: Iraq failed to reach an accord with the United Nations on Friday on a resumption of weapons inspections after intensive talks involving Secretary-General Kofi Annan and Iraqi Foreign...
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Blair faces storm over tuition for sons
LONDON, July 5: British Prime Minister Tony Blair found himself at the centre of a row over his children’s education on Friday after reports that he has hired tutors from a...
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Airport attack casts pall on festivities
 WASHINGTON, July 5: Americans marked their first Independence Day holiday since the Sept 11 attacks by hijacked airliners on Thursday amid a general sense of anxiety heightened by a shooting at...
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Washington, Tel Aviv at odds over ‘terrorism’
WASHINGTON, July 5: A rare spat between Israel and its chief ally, the United States, appeared to be brewing on Friday over whether Thursday’s shooting at the El Al ticket counter...
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Israeli pilot sees ‘strong flash’
TEL AVIV, July 5: The pilot of an El Al flight between Tel Aviv and Moscow reported on Friday seeing a “strong flash” over night in Ukrainian airspace that he believed...
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Egyptian attacked El Al office: FBI
LOS ANGELES, July 5: US authorities on Friday identified the man who opened fire and killed two people at the ticket counter of Israel’s El Al airlines at Los Angeles airport...
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Four killed as small plane crashes near LA
LOS ANGELES, July 5: A small twin-engine plane crashed into a crowded park on Thursday afternoon (early Friday morning in Pakistan) in the Los Angeles suburb of San Dimas, killing at...
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Kuwaiti minister
KUWAIT CITY, July 5: Kuwaiti Finance Minister Yousef al Ibrahim on Wednesday survived a vote of no-confidence motion tabled against him by opposition legislators for alleged corruption....
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Governor asks US to hand over ‘informer’
KABUL, July 5: The governor of the central Afghan province of Uruzgan said on Friday he wanted the US military to hand over the “informer” who told it to bomb villages...
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UK asked to ‘recolonize’ Washington area!
NEW YORK: The inhabitants of America’s oddest territorial anomaly have had enough. Denied the democratic rights of their compatriots for more than two centuries, they are demanding to be recolonized by...
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‘War on terror’ has become bingo
LONDON: How goes the ‘war on terror’? President George Bush, America’s commander-in-chief, is in no doubt that it is going swimmingly — and will have said so on July 4....
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Racial strife splits American Indian tribe
ADA (Oklahoma): The American Indian Seminole tribe, a people who honour their ancient ties to the land, today find themselves riven by a modern case of racial strife....
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Tamil-Muslim clash puts LTTE in a spot
VALAICHCHENAI (Sri Lanka): A dusty road lined with burned-out shops is the only thing that connects the Muslim and Tamil parts of Valaichchenai....
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Sept 11 poses a challenge to Arabs
LONDON: In trying to understand the forces that produced Al Qaeda and other violent manifestations of anti-western fundamentalism in the Arab world, many western commentators quickly arrived at the same conclusion...
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Iraqis mull coup options
LONDON: About 70 former Iraqi military officers will gather in London next week for the biggest dissident meeting yet to discuss the overthrow of the Iraqi president, Saddam Hussein....
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