Vol. 5 Num 129 Sat. October 02, 2004    
 
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38 Palestinians killed in two days
100 Israeli tanks roll into Gaza
At least six Palestinians were killed on Friday in fighting in the northern Gaza Strip, just hours after around 100 Israeli tanks moved deep into the area to try to stop militant rocket attacks on Israel.
 
Dozens of children victims in Baghdad car bombings
At least 49 people were killed, dozens of them children, in a series of devastating car bombs that left a trail of carnage in Baghdad and northern Iraq, medics and the US military said.
 
Turkish hostage in Iraq freed by US
US troops freed a Turkish hostage during their push to wipe out insurgents in the city of Samarra Friday, the US military said.
 
IAEA Says
Musharraf lied about access to nuke scientist
Pakistan's military ruler Pervez Musharraf brazenly lied that the world community had not asked for access to nuclear proliferator A Q Khan, fresh disclosures by the International Atomic Energy Agency
 
Blair eyeing for third term in office
Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair went into hospital on Friday for heart treatment -- but first sought to quell speculation over his future by pledging to serve a full third term if re-elected.
 
'Pakistan killed 100 al-Qaeda terrorists'
Pakistani security forces have killed about 100 al-Qaeda terrorists during a recent military operation in tribal areas near Afghanistan, state-run TV on Friday quoted Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf
 
SC issues notices to Lalu in scam case
The Supreme Court of India on Friday issued notices to Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav, Bihar Chief Minister Rabri Devi, the Centre and CBI on a petition alleging that efforts were made by the UPAgovernment
 
Nepal govt invites Maoists for talks
Nepal Government on Thursday formally invited Maoists for talks, asserting that it had full executive rights and control of the army and other constitutional bodies, but ruled out any unilateral ceasefire.
 

 
   
 
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