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Lanka assures India of power sharing with Tamils
Sri Lanka's president assured giant neighbour India on Wednesday that he was pushing for a power-sharing deal with the Tamil Tigers to help bring peace to the island despite signs of an escalating civil
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Pakistan denies urging Nato to accept Taliban
Pakistan yesterday rejected a "distorted" British media report that its foreign minister was urging Nato countries to accept the Taliban and set up a new coalition government in Kabul.
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3 die as Dalits riot in Maharashtra
At least three people died and dozens were hurt Thursday as low-caste Hindus rioted in the western Indian state of Maharashtra over the vandalism of a statue of their leader, police said.
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Cambodia vows to end arms flow to LTTE
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has promised to cut off the flow of weapons from his country to Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels, his spokesman said on Thursday.
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Abbas, Rice call for ME truce
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas united yesterday in calling for a fledgling Middle East truce to be extended into a comprehensive ceasefire.
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Bodies pile up in Iraq as Bush meets Maliki
Baghdad's overflowing morgues welcomed another grim daily harvest of bullet-riddled corpses yesterday as Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki met US President George W Bush and vowed to halt the violence.
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