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Iran-EU nuclear talks progressing
Iran's top nuclear negotiator said yesterday that talks with a senior EU official had brought them closer to "a united view" of how to break a deadlock over Tehran's defiance of a UN Security Councildemand
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Pak relations with India improving: Musharraf
ME conflict key to ending terrorism
Pakistan's relationship with India, strained over a long-standing dispute over Kashmir, are gradually warming, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf said yesterday during a visit to Spain.
 
C'wealth pushes for change in Pakistan
Commonwealth Secretary-General Don McKinnon said Wednesday the group was keeping watch on Pakistan for signs of democratic progress ahead of a year-end deadline for change.
 
US detains top Tamil Tiger fund raiser
Lankan war planes bomb rebel territory
The leader of the US-arm of Sri Lanka's Tamil Tigers had been arrested in New York for supporting "terror" activities on the island, the US embassy in Colombo said in a statement Thursday.
 
'Palestinians ready to stand by truce'
UN appeals for calm, diplomacy in Gaza
Palestinian factions are prepared to stand by a fragile truce, which Hamas had declared over this week after firing rockets into Israel, an Egyptian official said yesterday.
 
Nato commits to arms treaty
Russia threatens to pull out
Nato Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer affirmed yesterday the alliance's commitment to a Cold War-era arms treaty limiting military forces in Europe, after Russia threatened to abandon it.
 
Attacks kill 19 in Afghanistan
Fresh attacks in Afghanistan killed 19 people, including six soldiers in a roadside bombing, officials said Wednesday, as the Taliban stepped up its campaign against the government.
 
Indians mull new strategy to counter Maoist threat
Top officials from more than dozen Indian states met in New Delhi Thursday to construct a new strategy to counter a decades-old but worsening Maoist insurgency, home ministry officials said.
 
Putin won't seek 3rd term
President Vladimir Putin charged yesterday that foreigners seeking to thwart Russia's resurgence are increasingly interfering in its affairs.
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Court issues arrest warrant against Gere, Shilpa for kissing
A court issued arrest warrants for Hollywood actor Richard Gere and Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty yesterday for kissing at a public function, news reports said.
 
Myanmar, North Korea re-establish ties
Myanmar and North Korea, two of Asia's most repressive regimes, signed an agreement Thursday to resume diplomatic ties during a visit to Myanmar by the North Korean vice foreign minister, an officialsaid.
 

 
   
 
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