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"Bugti didn't die in encounter"
Cave collapsed due to a blast from inside, claims Army

Violence continues to rock Balochistan
Family, supporters take part in funeral prayers conducted in Quetta; four killed in bomb blast

Politicians protest Bugti's killing
End alienation of Baloch people: Benazir Bhutto

Fierce fighting in Sri Lanka
13 soldiers among 80 killed in Trincomalee district

``Enforced disappearances on the rise in South Asia''
LONDON: Amnesty International has expressed concern over the growing incidence of "enforced disappearances'' of people in South Asia as Governments in the region step up their campaign against terrorism. In a report, released here to mark the ...

No-confidence move against Aziz fails
Only 136 members voted in favour of itThe Opposition claims moral victoryThe motion was submitted on August 23 "It is a victory for democracy"

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81 killed in Iraq clashes

Ahmadinejad challenges Bush to TV debate

Separatists warn tourists

Cheney won't rule out terror strike

Globescan
Christian values sought
BRUSSELS: Europe's ``Christian values'' should be enshrined in a new version of the E.U. Constitution, German Chancellor Angela Merkel declared on Monday after meeting Pope Benedict XVI. In remarks, which will reopen the debate on religion in the ...

Honest governance
BEIJING: The Communist Party of China (CPC) on Tuesday said that it has asked all leading cadres to provide their personal details, including investments, changes in their marital status and other such information. A circular requesting personal ...

India & World
Indian driver assaulted
DUBAI: An Indian driver, working for an "influential" Qatari, was given refuge in the Indian embassy after he suffered serious injuries allegedly at the hands of his employer. P. K. Usman, 39, who hails from Wayanad district of Kerala, was ...

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