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Western powers make case on Iran to UNSC
US, British and French diplomats have drafted a binding UN Security Council resolution requiring Iran to stop critical nuclear activities, the New York Times reported yesterday.
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Violence overshadows Kashmir peace talks
Kashmiri separatists met India's prime minister yesterday for fresh peace talks on the future of Kashmir after 35 Hindus were massacred in an apparent attempt to thwart negotiations.
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Torture 'widespread' under US custody
Says Amnesty
Torture and inhumane treatment are "widespread" in US-run detention centres in Afghanistan, Iraq, Cuba and elsewhere despite Washington's denials, Amnesty International said yesterday.
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2 die as gunmen storm Lankan newspaper office
Gunmen stormed a Tamil newspaper office in Sri Lanka's Jaffna peninsula killing two people and further raising the toll in the bloodiest month since a 2002 truce took effect, officials said yesterday.
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Delhi aks Modi to curb violence in Vadodara
In a firm message to the Narendra Modi Government in Gujarat, the Centre on Wednesday asked the state to take all necessary steps to ensure that violence ends in Vadodara, saying the Union Governmentwas
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