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Beijing opposes proposal on UNSC
BEIJING, May 17: A draft proposal for U.N. Security Council reform circulated by Brazil, Germany, India and Japan will undermine the process of upgrading the United Nations and exacerbate differences, China...
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Uzbek govt admits to 169 deaths
ANDIJAN, May 17: Uzbekistan’s hardline government dramatically increased its estimated death toll Tuesday from a bloody crackdown in the eastern city of Andijan, as international pressure grew on President Islam Karimov....
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37 of wedding party die in accident
NEW DELHI: At least 37 members of a wedding party died and another 25 were injured on Tuesday when their bus plunged down a gorge in a mountainous area of northern...
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27 killed in BD
DHAKA: A storm struck several parts of Bangladesh on Tuesday, killing at least 27 people and injuring more than 500. Rescuers found two bodies floating in the River Jamuna near the...
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Quran desecration
LONDON: Several Britons who had been held at US military prisons in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba alleged Monday that they had seen their US guards desecrate the holy Quran. Former...
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Awami Leaguer shot dead
DHAKA: Unknown assailants on Tuesday morning shot dead an office-bearer of the Awami League, which immediately gave a call for a dawn-to-dusk strike on Wednesday. The 42-year-old Khorshed Alam Bachchu was...
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Uzbekistan unrest exposes US double standards
LONDON: The bodies of hundreds of pro-democracy protesters in Uzbekistan are scarcely cold, and already the White House is looking for ways to dismiss them. The White House spokesman Scott McClellan...
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US Senate cavalier with justice, says Galloway
WASHINGTON, May 17: Anti-war British Member of Parliament George Galloway told a US Senate committee on Tuesday that the allegation he had profited from oil dealings with Saddam Hussein were baseless....
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Canada ‘constrains’ relations with Iran
OTTAWA, May 17: Canada has decided to “constrain” its relations with Iran until Iranian authorities handle the case of the Iranian-Canadian photojournalist Zahra Kazemi “in a serious and credible manner,” Foreign...
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Blair unveils agenda for third term
LONDON, May 17: Prime Minister Tony Blair unveiled an ambitious agenda on Tuesday for a third term packed with potential pitfalls after British voters slashed his majority this month. The programme...
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‘Sorry, you are dead,’ woman told
BERLIN, May 17: A German woman in her eighties said on Tuesday she had been ordered by her pension fund to produce a certificate to prove she was still alive. Martha...
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Three religious figures shot dead in Iraq
BAGHDAD, May 17: Unidentified men assassinated three religious figures in Baghdad on Tuesday in an escalating wave of violence that authorities fear is aimed at sparking civil war. Al Qaeda’s wing...
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Widows seek Italian worker’s release
KABUL, May 17: Hundreds of veiled Afghan widows held a tearful protest on Tuesday to demand the release of a kidnapped Italian woman who cared for them. “If you don’t give...
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When will Israel leave Gaza?
LONDON: Ariel Sharon’s decision to put off Israel’s “disengagement” from the Gaza Strip is just the latest worrying sign that the path to peace with the Palestinians is going to be...
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‘Star Wars’ may cost US economy $627m
NEW YORK: The latest “Star Wars” film opening this week has a dark side, according to one analysis it will cost US employers as much as 627 million dollars in lost...
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X-rays reveal origins of Earth
LONDON: Scientists who peered for 13 days across 1,500 light years of space believe they may have the answer to one of creation’s great puzzles: the formation and survival of rocky...
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Putin’s rival awaits ‘guilty’ verdict
MOSCOW: Russian judges declared the guilt of oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky on all seven charges against him on Tuesday but adjourned the hearing for a second day with no formal verdict...
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Some drugs can cause internal bleeding, says study
CHICAGO: Some popular anti-depressant drugs can cause internal bleeding similar to that triggered by aspirin and related painkillers, researchers said on Monday. The anti-depressants involved are Prozac-type selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors,...
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