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Russia warns to point missiles at new targets
MOSCOW, June 3: Russia stepped up its Cold War rhetoric on Sunday with President Vladimir Putin warning it would point missiles at European targets if the US expands its nuclear defences near its borders.... 
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US offers India deal to produce C-130J equipment
WASHINGTON, June 3: The United States has agreed to offer an unprecedented defence deal to India which will enable Indian companies to produce equipment for C-130J military cargo planes on subcontract....
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15 killed in Iraq violence
BAGHDAD, June 3: Suspected Sunni insurgents killed 15 Iraqis in attacks north of Baghdad on Sunday as their Shia militia counterparts clashed with US and Iraqi forces south of the war-torn capital....
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Four policemen killed in Assam
GUWAHATI, June 3: Four policemen were killed and two seriously wounded on Sunday in an ambush by tribal separatists in India''s northeastern state of Assam, officials said....
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6 Russians, 2 Filipinos kidnapped in Nigeria
LAGOS, June 3: Nigerian gunmen abducted on Sunday two Filipinos and six Russians in separate raids, one of which also left a driver dead, in the latest in a spate of kidnappings in the country''s oil-rich south....
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Indian adviser’s remarks spark anger in Lanka
COLOMBO, June 3: The recent controversial statement by Indian National Security Adviser M.K. Narayanan that Sri Lanka should look to India for its defence needs and not go to Pakistan and...
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Radicalism in Gaza bred by poverty
GAZA: A man sits alone, clad in red by his captors, addressing the camera. The web video is adorned with the symbols of radical Islam. So far, so familiar....
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Ex-premiers under pressure as BD’s anti-graft drive intensifies
DHAKA: Bangladesh’s former prime ministers, struggling to maintain their political clout, are becoming increasingly isolated as the army-backed interim government pushes harder in its hunt for corrupt politicians....
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Ethiopia wants British Queen to return royal bones
ADDIS ABABA: Ethiopia has called on Britain’s Queen Elizabeth to return the bones of an orphan prince buried at Windsor Castle after he was spirited from his homeland by British soldiers nearly 140 years ago....
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Marines still willing to fight in Iraq
LOS ANGELES: Under a sweltering Iraqi sky, the general asked for questions from his troops. Many were reluctant, but one stepped forward....
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