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A Georgia (The U.S.)Tech student born in Pakistan has been in federal custody for nearly a month, apparently because authorities suspect a videotape he made of a building may have been related to terrorism, his family said. Syed Haris Ahmed, a...
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The Cat is out of bag. Whether the political and social activists like it or not, liberalisation of economy and trade along with globalisation have become a buzzword in the world of today. You cannot reverse the inevitable process.
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Entering into the footsteps of the volatile Middle East, the South Asian countries seem to be destined to be those countries whom peace elude perennially.
Sri Lanka: The Tamil Tigers have stepped up violence and has refused to participate in any peace...
, Iran’s decision to pursue its right to develop nuclear technology, come what may threatens the peace in the world. Deputy foreign ministers from the six nations are meeting ahead of an end-April deadline for the International Atomic Energy Agency...
The delicate Israil-Palestine relationship is once again under strain. A suicide bomb attack on Monay (April 17) in Tel Aviv had killed the bomber and nine others. Israel government may declare the Hamas-led Palestinian government an enemy entity.
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Zacarias Moussaoui, on trial for 9/11 is a paranoid schizophrenic with delusions. Last week, in his second appearance as a witness, the 37-year-old Frenchman reiterated his stunning earlier testimony that he was to hijack a fifth jetliner on Sept. 11...
The clash of civilizations looms large over Egypt as Muslims continue to clash with Christians angered by the murder of a Coptic Christian in Alexandria city.
Sourcing from the Reuters, The Australian reported that at least five were wounded when around...
In continued violence in northeastern Sri Lanka, at least four soldiers were killed as a powerful claymore mine exploded on April 17, reported the China View, sourcing the news to Xinhua, the Chinese Official News Agency. The rebellious Tamil Tigers of...
Nepal’s anti-monarchy protests have spread to the usually off-limits Thamel tourist district of Kathmandu, with hundreds of people chanting slogans against King Gyanendra and burning tyres on the street, reported The Australian, sourcing the news...
Notwithstanding the categorical denial by the President Bush himself and his aides in the White House, the perception is that the Pentagon has accelerated planning to bomb at least a dozen or more nuclear sites in Iran. In such an eventuality it would...
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