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Palestinian leaders warn
West Bank on verge of unprecedented chaos
Palestinian leaders warned the West Bank was on the verge of unprecedented chaos, as thousands of demonstrators showed their support yesterday for militants who attacked the offices here of the security
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Saudi FM says
Muslim troops would replace US-led forces in Iraq
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said yesterday that any Muslim troops dispatched to Iraq would be sent to replace US-led multinational forces and not to supplement them as proposed by Washington.
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'al-Qaeda threat can't deter Pak terror fight'
Gunmen kill 5 troops in Baluchistan
Pakistan vowed yesterday it would not be deterred by al-Qaeda threats of further attacks after the terror group claimed responsibility for an assassination attempt on prime minister-designate ShaukatAziz.
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Tigers blame Lanka for war preparation
Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels have accused the government of gearing up for a fresh war following the failure of Norway's latest shuttle diplomacy to revive the island's moribund peace bid.
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'China to smash independence bid of Taiwan'
China's defence minister has warned that the country's army has the will and the strength to "smash" any attempt by Taiwan to become independent, state media reported yesterday.
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France ferries aid for Darfur refugees
France on Saturday flew a planeload of United Nations aid into eastern Chad where French soldiers prepared to deploy from their base in Abeche toward the border with Sudan's Darfur region.
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17 injured in Prague explosion
Seventeen people were injured by an explosion just off Prague's central Wenceslas Square yesterday, the city's emergency services said.
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Poland marks start of Warsaw uprising
Leaders from the United States, Britain and their wartime foe Germany converged on Warsaw yesterday to mark the start sixty years ago of a doomed Polish uprising against the Nazis in which the city was
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