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Lanka seeks new truce with Tigers
Warplanes hit rebel posts as heavy fighting rages
Sri Lanka was ready to negotiate a fresh ceasefire with Tamil Tiger rebels as the Norwegian-brokered truce had virtually collapsed, a government minister said yesterday.
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Sarkozy vows to heal French polls wounds
Hundreds arrested in night of violence
Right-winger Nicolas Sarkozy, who had sought a mandate for radical reform, emphatically won France's presidential election on Sunday, but promised to heal the wounds of the bitterly fought campaign.
 
Iran weighs compromise at nuclear meeting
Iran's delegation consulted with its government Monday on whether to opt for compromise at a 130-nation nuclear meeting or continue opposing language of the conference agenda, even at the risk that the
 
Northern Ireland set for new dawn
New power-sharing govt takes over today
After decades of sectarian violence and terrorism, Northern Ireland will inaugurate a historic power-sharing government today that it hopes will finally bring peace and stability.
 
Former minister shot dead in Pakistan
A former provincial minister and leader of ex-prime minister Benazir Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party was shot dead along with a relative in northwest Pakistan, police said yesterday.
 
Israeli PM faces no-confidence
Embattled Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert was due to face motions of no-confidence in parliament yesterday, the latest backlash over a scathing inquiry into his handling of last year's Lebanon war.
 
N Korea ready to shut down nuke reactor
North Korea is ready to quickly shut down its nuclear reactor as soon as it receives funds that had been frozen in a banking dispute, the Foreign Ministry said Monday.
 
Turkish govt seeks popular vote
Turkey's Islamic-rooted government, whose presidential candidate dropped his bid in the face of protests from pro-secular lawmakers, pushed Monday for a constitutional amendment that allows the president
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Cops seek to seize MF Hussain's property
Indian police said yesterday they are taking steps to seize property from acclaimed Indian painter MF Hussain after he failed to appear in an obscenity case.
 

 
   
 
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