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Fighting breaks out at 2nd Lebanon camp
Violence sparked by a two-week old confrontation between the Lebanese army and al-Qaeda inspired militants spread to a second Palestinian refugee camp in the southern part of the country, killing twosoldiers,
 
Russia warns US on missile defence
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that Moscow could take "retaliatory steps" if Washington proceeds with plans to build a missile defence system for Europe, including possibly aiming nuclear weapons
 
Pakistani militant infiltration on the rise: Indian army
The Indian army said yesterday it had registered an increase in militant activity along the heavily-militarised Line of Control, despite a pledge by Pakistan to block cross-border insurgents.
 
Breakthrough in liver cancer treatment
For the first time, doctors say they have found a pill that improves survival in liver cancer, a notoriously hard to treat disease diagnosed in more than half a million people globally each year.
 
Iranian arms found in Afghanistan: Gates
Iranian weapons have begun flowing into Afghanistan, Defence Secretary Robert Gates said Monday, but he and Afghan President Hamid Karzai agreed involvement by Tehran cannot yet be proved.
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Man wakes from 19-yr coma in Poland
A railway worker who emerged from a 19-year coma woke to a radically altered Poland and thinks "the world is prettier now" than it was under communism, his wife said Sunday.
 
Liberia's Charles Taylor boycotts war crimes trial
Former Liberian President Charles Taylor boycotted the opening of his war crimes trial, and his assigned lawyer walked out of the courtroom in a dramatic opening to the landmark first international tribunal
 
Israeli tanks roll into southern Gaza
Israeli tanks and troops pushed into southern Gaza yesterday in the first such ground operation so deep into the area since a November truce, witnesses and the military said.
 
Pak judges refuse to hear complaints against lawyers
Two Pakistani judges have quit a panel dealing with a complaint over lawyers who shouted slogans against army rule and the country's judiciary, court officials said yesterday.
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Paris Hilton checks into prison
Celebrity socialite Paris Hilton checked into prison just before midnight on Sunday to begin serving a 23-day sentence for driving with a suspended licence.
 
Sierra Leone helicopter crash kills 22
A privately-owned passenger helicopter that crashed in Sierra Leone killed at least 22 people, most of them Togolese sporting officials and fans, officials said Monday.
 

 
   
 
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