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US will start ending Fallujah siege today
All Marine forces will end the siege of Fallujah, pulling back to allow a newly created, all-Iraqi security force to move into the city starting today under a new agreement, a Marine commander said.
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US raids making Iraq worse: Annan
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan Wednesday said US raids on insurgents are worsening the situation in Iraq, where the security situation will have a crucial impact on the UN's work.
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(Indian Elections ) Hung Parliament Forecast
Indian parties scramble to strike alliance
India's major parties are scrambling to broker alliances with powerful regional factions amid predictions that marathon elections will produce a hung parliament, press reports and analysts said yesterday.
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Thai militants likely to mount more attacks
The situation in the South remains tense and fragile as young Muslims are expected to regroup and launch a new round of attacks, most likely in Narathiwat, the national intelligence chief said Wednesday.
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6-way nuke talks set for mid-May
The first meeting of a working group on the next round of six-way talks on North Korea's nuclear arms development programme is expected to be held in the middle of next month in Beijing, a governmentsource
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