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India spells out steps to mend ties with Pakistan
Security cabinet plan strategy
India yesterday spelled out a series of measures including steps on disputed Kashmir it said New Delhi had offered to Pakistan to bolster trust between the two nuclear-armed rivals.
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Thousands protest against Japan
China says relations at 'crossroads'
Thousands of people staged violent anti-Japanese rallies across China yesterday in a second weekend of protests as Beijing said relations with its neighbour were at a "crossroads".
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Rice Says
UN needs overhaul to survive as vital force
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said on Friday the United Nations needed to be overhauled "to survive as a vital force," in the strongest criticism yet from a senior US official amid a debate on UN
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Hezbul militant leader offers talks to Delhi
The head of Kashmir's largest militant group - one of India's most wanted men - said Saturday he is ready for peace talks if invited by New Delhi and that his organisation is not opposed to a new India-Pakistan
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7 killed in restaurant blast
Iraqi insurgents seize 80 hostages, Shias start fleeing the town
At least seven people were killed, three of them policemen, in an explosion yesterday in a restaurant in Baquba north of Baghdad, an Iraqi army officer said.
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Nepali king meets Indian envoy
Maoists kill 10 Nepali villagers: Army
India's envoy to Nepal held talks with King Gyanendra Friday, officials said, a day after the monarch announced municipal elections in a move to "reactivate" democracy.
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Special gift for Musharraf
A special gift awaits Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf from New Delhi Municipal Corporation during his three-day visit to India that began yesterday.
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Ecuador declares emergency
Facing growing street protests demanding his ouster, President Lucio Gutierrez declared a state of emergency Friday night in the capital and dissolved the Supreme Court in an effort to resolve an escalating
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Benazir's husband detained
Pakistani police yesterday detained former prime minister Benazir Bhutto's husband at the airport as he flew in from Dubai to launch a political movement for democracy, witnesses and his party said.
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