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Schroeder loses trust vote
German president asked to dissolve parliament
German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder lost a parliamentary confidence vote he engineered yesterday, raising the prospect of early elections and a widely predicted change in government.
 
Security alert in Lanka after cop killings
Tigers utter 2-week deadline
Government forces stepped up security in Sri Lanka's restive east yesterday, a day after suspected Tiger rebels killed three soldiers and issued a two-week deadline for the government to increase their
 
Syria a hindrance to ME stability: US
Washington freezes assets of 2 Syrian officials
Syria's support of Palestinian extremist groups remains an obstacle to achieving Middle East peace, a senior State Department official said Thursday.
 
Tax debacle adds to Arroyo agony
Philippine President Gloria Arroyo, fighting off opposition demands to quit over alleged vote-rigging, suffered a further setback Friday when the Supreme Court suspended the expansion of an unpopularconsumption
 
Hu, Putin vow security, cooperation at summit
The Chinese and Russian presidents held a summit yesterday aimed at strengthening security in volatile Central Asia and toughening economic ties between these two giants once seen as the West's main threat
 
Baghdad fire triggers water woes for millions
A fire broke out yesterday at a power station that supplies a Baghdad waterworks, shutting it down and leaving millions of residents without drinking water, officials said.
 
Bush wants answers on Iran leader's past
President Bush said on Thursday he wanted answers on whether Iranian President-elect Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was a leader in the 1979 US Embassy siege as some former hostages have said but Iranians have denied Several
 
Oceans may turn into acidic water bodies
A new study has revealed that oceans around the world are fast turning into acidic water bodies.
 
Deal reached on Indian Ocean tsunami warning system
The United Nations scientific and cultural organisation says agreement has been reached on a tsunami warning system for the Indian Ocean.
 
Ulfa responds to Delhi's peace move, writes to PMO
The banned militant outfit Ulfa has formally responded to the peace offer of the Centre.
 
Congo confirms 10 dead in rally shootings
Ten people were shot dead Thursday when police in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) broke up opposition rallies in a number of cities, a senior government figure said.
 
Saddam's novel a bestseller despite ban
Move over Harry Potter.
 

 
   
 
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