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Blair may announce his departure plans today
British Prime Minister Tony Blair faced a grilling from lawmakers over his departure plans yesterday, as he prepares to announce his resignation after 10 years in power.
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'Pak suspended judge a symbol of defiance against military rule’
Pakistan's top judge has become a symbol of popular defiance to military rule due to his vocal support for judicial independence after his suspension by President Pervez Musharraf, analysts said.
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Sarkozy lashed for lux vacation
France's new right wing leader Nicolas Sarkozy hit an immediate political controversy yesterday over a luxury holiday taken on a yacht belonging to a billionaire friend.
 
Gunmen seize US oil workers in Nigeria
Gunmen seized four foreign oil workers, including at least three Americans, in Nigeria adding to a list of dozens of foreigners abducted in recent weeks, officials said.
 
Eight more killed in restive Thai south
Suspected separatist insurgents have killed eight people in Thailand's restive south, including four soldiers caught in a bomb blast, police said yesterday.
 
Truck bomb kills 14 in Kurdish capital
A powerful bomb exploded yesterday in Iraq's normally peaceful Kurdish capital of Arbil, killing at least 14 in a rare attack in a region usually sheltered from the country's turmoil.
 
Four held over 2005 London bombings
British anti-terror police yesterday arrested four more people in connection with the July 2005 London suicide bombings.
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Peaceful vote in E Timor raises hopes
East Timor held a peaceful election for president yesterday, bolstering hopes that months of deadly political turmoil in one of the world's newest countries could be near an end.
 
India tests missile
India yesterday successfully tested a nuclear-capable ballistic missile from a site in the eastern state of Orissa, defence sources said.
 

 
   
 
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