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U.S. provoking attacks: Al-Sadr
MANAMA, SEPT. 7. At least 33 Iraqis and one American soldier have been killed in clashes between U.S. forces and fighters loyal to Moqtada al-Sadr in a Shia stronghold on the outskirts of Baghdad. The casualties took place during ongoing clashes ...

`Maskhadov ordered siege'
MOSCOW, SEPT. 7.The Chechen rebel leader, Aslan Maskhadov, has been accused of ordering the bloody hostage-taking raid in south Russia that claimed 335 lives last week, as the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, ruled out any talks with ...

Salem Chalabi off Saddam tribunal
BAGHDAD, SEPT. 7. Salem Chalabi, the man organising the trial of Saddam Hussein, has been sacked from his job after allegedly failing to return from Britain to face a murder charge in Iraq. Mr. Chalabi, whose uncle Ahmad Chalabi is the ...

The Maldives in transition — II
MALE: Among the serious issues confronting the Maldives in its proposed move to democratic governance, the immediate ones relate to strengthening the basic institutions — the legal system and the administration of justice. For a nation ...

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Campaign begins for Afghan presidential polls

Court to review Anwar graft case

Schroeder faces mid-term crisis

Qurei warns Israel of retaliation

Looking for million-dollar solutions

'Mix-up' in fertility hospital

Once more in Swaziland

Repeal emergency, says European Union

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Is India's new prosperity a myth?
LONDON, SEPT. 7. Under the provocative headline "Not Shining, but Drowning,'' Britain's most respected Left-wing magazine New Statesman has ridiculed claims about India's "new'' prosperity calling it a "myth'' and an "invention.'' In a ...

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China for early resolution of border issue

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