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Over 222,000 evacuated as dams flood Indian states
MUMBAI, Aug 5: Villages in western and southern India were evacuated on Friday with at least 222,000 people moved to higher ground as waters released from near-bursting dams flooded vast rural tracts, officials said....
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EU favours Iran as transit route: Tehran’s claim over oil pipeline
TEHRAN, Aug 5: Iran said on Friday the European Union had offered to back it as the main oil transit route from Central Asia to tempt Tehran to freeze its nuclear...
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EU’s proposals: highlights
BRUSSELS: Following are the highlights of a five-page summary of the proposals on the nuclear issue that were submitted to Iran on Friday:...
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US launches fresh offensive in Iraq
BAGHDAD, Aug 5: US and Iraqi troops backed by American fighter planes attacked guerillas in western Iraq on Friday, launching the latest in a series...
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Garang crash may not have been an accident: Uganda
YEI (Sudan), Aug 5: Uganda’s president said on Friday the helicopter crash that killed Sudanese vice president John Garang may not have been an accident, dropping a bombshell on thousands mourning the death of the ex-rebel leader in southern Sudan....
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Toronto crash: plane landing termed unusual
TORONTO, Aug 5: The Air France plane crashed in Toronto this week landed further down the runway than is normal for a jet of its size, and that’s one of many factors still being probed, investigators said on Friday....
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Officials object to Israeli’s burial
JERUSALEM, Aug 5: Plans to bury a young Jewish extremist who mowed down four Arab Israelis during a shooting spree on a bus were in limbo on Friday after a string of authorities all refused to sanction his burial....
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Israeli ships diverted from Turkey
JERUSALEM, Aug 5: Israel ordered four cruise ships headed for Turkey with 3,500 Israeli passengers to change course to other ports on Friday because of a security threat, officials said....
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Sharon sleeps with loaded pistol: paper
JERUSALEM, Aug 5: Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon sleeps with a loaded handgun under his pillow because of the threat of an assassination attempt by Jewish extremists opposed to the Gaza pullout, a newspaper said on Friday....
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The birth of ‘mere terror’
LONDON: At the time, there was little immediate sense that something utterly extraordinary had happened, or that life had changed for ever. After August 6, 1945, popular newspapers wrote half nervously...
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Spain confronts its past
UCLES(Spain): In the shadow of a 16th century monastery, surrounded by fields of sunflowers, archaeologists dig for human remains, uncovering long-hidden evidence of the killing that followed Spain’s Civil War....
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Britons see link between bombings, Iraq strife
LONDON: Their prime minister doesn’t think so, but one month on, the vast majority of Britons see the conflict in Iraq as a major factor behind the London bombings....
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Gaza evacuation is only short-term blow for Israel
OFRA (West Bank): Yossi Rund is one of the few Jewish settlers who says aloud that he could accept Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s plan to evacuate the Gaza Strip....
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India killed 406 BD citizens: study
DHAKA: The Border Security Force (BSF) of India and its citizens have killed 406 Bangladeshis along the frontier areas since January 1, 2000, reports Odhikar, a Dhaka-based human rights coalition....
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Poor tribe forgoes riches
NIXON (USA): Visitors to the eastern shore of Pyramid Lake 35 miles northeast of Reno, Nevada, can scan an area framed by a desert mountain backdrop and not see a hint of mankind....
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Japan PM has burnt all his boats
TOKYO: When Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi sprang to power in 2001 he pledged to reform his ruling party’s hide-bound ways or destroy it in the attempt....
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