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Spain confirms matchup of bomb materials
26-pound explosives found on Madrid rail track
A bomb found under a train track was made of the same type of explosives used in last month's Madrid terror bombings, Interior Minister Angel Acebes said yesterday, as train service was restored on the
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Powell admits his Iraq intelligence flawed
US Secretary of State Colin Powell has acknowledged that the "most dramatic" part of his presentation to the United Nations making the case for war on Iraq was based on flawed intelligence.
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'Suu Kyi to be freed before May 17'
Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi will be freed from house arrest and her National League for Democracy invited to a constitutional conference next month, Myanmar's foreign minister told NHK television
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Iraqis inching towards sovereignty
US overseer Paul Bremer turned over control of Iraq's education ministry to interim Iraqi leaders yesterday as part of plans by the US-led coalition to restore national sovereignty by June 30.
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US slaps sanctions on Iran's nuke suppliers
The United States has imposed sanctions on 13 foreign companies in seven countries because of "credible information" that they sold equipment and technology to Iran that could be used in nuclear, biological
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All foreign visitors require fingerprints to enter US
Even nationals of closest allies not exempted
The United States said Friday it will require foreign visitors from virtually all countries -- including most of its closest allies -- to be fingerprinted and photographed on arrival.
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Thousands pack Nepali streets after violence
Thousands of anti-monarchy protesters burned tyres and threw stones at cars yesterday as they shut down Kathmandu in a strike to denounce clashes outside the king's palace that left 205 people injured.
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