| Guantanamo prisoners could soon be on US streets | |
The US government is concerned a Supreme Court ruling about the legal rights of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, could see suspected terrorists walking...
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| Taliban at work again in Afghanistan killings |
At least eight policemen have been in a Taliban insurgent attack on a check post in southern Afghanistan, while three suspected rebels were held for weapons smuggling in the...
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| UK top judge gives controversial opinion on Sharia law |
The most senior judge in the UK, Lord Phillips has inflamed an existing controversy by saying that Muslims in Britain should be able to live according to Sharia law....
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| Chinese government wants comittment from Dalai Lama |
The Chinese government has told the Dalai Lama they will not hold further talks with him unless he publicly declares that the activists of Tibetan Youth Congress should not disturb the Beijing Olympic...
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| Obama caught up in Iraq remarks |
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has become a controversial figure almost overnight with his latest comments on...
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| US man gives birth to baby girl |
People magazine in the US has reported that Thomas Beatie, who was born a woman but lives as a man due to hormone treatment, has given birth to a girl at an Oregon hospital....
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| Bush to visit China for Olympic ceremony |
US President George Bush has said he will attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing...
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| Mexican president meeting with John McCain |
U.S. Republican presidential candidate John McCain is meeting with Mexican President Felipe Calderon Thursday on the final leg of a three-day trip to Latin America....
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| U.S. foreign policy on a march toward hell |
Michael Scheuer’s new work “Marching Toward Hell” is very clear with its overall purpose of exposing where American interests have gone wrong in their interactions with the various peoples, beliefs, and religions of the Middle East....
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| Zimbabweans seek refuge at US Embassy |
Around two hundred Zimbabweans have sought refuge at the US embassy in Harare....
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| US employees snoop on private celebrity information |
In the US, an internal State Department report suggests celebrities may have had their privacy breached by...
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| Car bomb explodes near Baghdad morgue |
A car bomb has exploded near one of Baghdad's major hospitals, killing four people and wounding...
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| Former CEO among nine get jail sentences in Austrian bank trial |
All nine defendants in Austria's biggest banking scandal BAWAG fraud case were given prison terms Friday, with the bank's former CEO getting the maximum sentence of nine and a half years in...
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| Zimbabwe voluntarily pulls out of 2009 Twenty20 World Cup |
Zimbabwe Friday voluntarily offered to withdraw from the World Twenty20 tournament to be held in England in 2009, it was announced by the International Cricket Council (ICC)...
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| Now Annie Lennox linked to Bond theme |
Singer Annie Lennox is the latest artist linked to the next James Bond movie's title...
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| Whitaker visit to Eiffel Tower forces it to be shut down |
Oscar winning actor Forrest Whitaker was mobbed at the Eiffel Tower and the security was forced to shut it down so that he could see it in...
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| Chesney sank into depression after divorce from Zellweger |
Country singer Kenny Chesney was so depressed after his brief marriage to Renee Zellweger ended that he couldn't write songs or perform for...
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| Gallagher forced to drop album name |
The Oasis lead singer Noel Gallagher was upset when his partner Sara McDonald told him that the title he wanted to give to his new album was a Geri Halliwell...
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| Campbell snubbed by Jay-Z at champagne launch party |
Troubled supermodel Naomi Campbell was snubbed by rapper Jay-Z at a party thrown in London to launch the champagne Armand De...
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| Explosion in Belarus injures 50 |
Minsk/At least 50 people were injured when a bomb went off early Friday in Belarus' capital Minsk during a concert celebrating Independence Day, officials...
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| Saarc nations agree on joint fight against climate fallout |
Ministers from eight South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) countries have resolved to work together to build regional capacity for mitigating the impacts of climate change and consult each other before international...
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| Obama says he will |
Washington, July 4 (Xinhua) US Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has said that he will 'refine' his Iraq policy, but pledged not to change his basic policy position on the...
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| Schuettler shines, Williams sisters reach final in Wimbledon |
The Williams sisters lined up in a third Wimbledon final while veteran outsider Rainer Schuettler won a marathon to reach a semi-final against Rafael Nadal at the Wimbledon Championships...
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| First human settlers in America may have come from Europe |
Washington, July 4 : A new research into the creation of Kankakee Sand Islands of Northwest Indiana is lending support to evidence that the first humans to settle the Americas came from Europe, a discovery that overturns a previous theory that hypothesized that the Americans had come from Asia....
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| Morgan Freeman to play Nelson Mandela in new film |
Washington, July 4 : Actor Morgan Freeman has been roped in to play former South African leader Nelson Mandela in a new film about the 1995 Rugby World...
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| Indian grandmother of five becomes the world |
London, July 4 : An Indian woman has become the world's oldest mother after giving birth to twins - at the age of...
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| London police at a loss to explain shocking murder |
Police in London have been shocked at a frenzied attack on two French...
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| Britain pours more money into Pakistan |
Britain says it will double assistance to Pakistan to secure the trouble-plagued border, which is shared with...
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| Opposition supporters arrested in Cuba |
Eight people have been arrested in Cuba, in an action against opponents of the communist government....
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| Medvedev says he will end corruption in Russia |
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on says he will establish anti-corruption legislation by next...
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| Paes-Dlouhy move to Wimbledon semi-finals |
India's Leander Paes and his Czech partner Lukas Dlouhy moved to the semi-finals of the Wimbledon men's double event here...
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| Llyod named ICC Cricket Committee chairman |
International Cricket Council (ICC) Thursday named former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd as the new chairman of the high-profile ICC Cricket...
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| Family says bulldozer driver not a terrorist |
The family of a 30-year old East Jerusalem man who went amok Wenesday with a bulldozer, killing three people, say he was not a...
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| ICC members in deadlock over Zimbabwe issue |
The International Cricket Council (ICC) failed to reach consensus Thursday on the fate of Zimbabwe's membership and decided to take a last call...
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| Williams takes aim at fifth title |
Four-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams cleared the penultimate hurdle towards a possible return to the trophy as she defeated fifth seed Elena Dementieva 6-1, 7-6 (7-3) in their Thursday...
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| ICC awaits security report to decide on Champions Trophy venue |
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is awaiting a security report of the ongoing Asia Cup in Pakistan before it can take any decision on holding the Champions Trophy there in...
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| Jeev tied second at European Open golf |
Top Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh, chasing for a British Open berth, got off to a flying start at the European Open with a superb card of four-under 68 for a tied second after the first round at the London Golf Club here...
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| ICC alters 2006 Oval Test result |
In a major victory for Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the International Cricket Council (ICC) Thursday changed the result of the controversial Oval Test in 2006 from an England win to a...
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| Liberated Indian women scavengers walk the ramp at UN |
It was a proud and unthinkable moment for about two score women scavengers from remote parts of India who staged a catwalk with prominent fashion models in front of the representatives of over 150 countries at the United Nations headquarters here...
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| Pakistan to host hockey tournament in memory of Benazir |
Pakistan's hockey chief Thursday promised to host an international tournament next summer in the memory of former premier Benazir Bhutto, who was assassinated last...
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| Indian athletes win three golds at London meet |
India's long distance runners won three gold medals at the BMC Gold Race meet held at Watford on the outskirts of...
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| Pakistani minister to visit UN for Benazir killing probe |
Islamabad, July 3 (Xinhua) Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Shah Qureshi would visit the UN headquarters in New York Tuesday for consultations with the world body for probe into the assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, an official said...
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| Poland, US agree on missile shield terms |
Warsaw, July 3 (RIA Novosti) Poland and the US have reached an agreement on the deployment of an American missile base in Poland, a Polish TV channel...
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| India, Arab League discuss Middle East situation |
India and the Arab League Thursday discussed issues relating to the Middle East in a meeting External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee held with Arab League chief Amr...
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| India in top league of investors in Britain |
Indian companies are in the top league of foreign investors in Britain, according to government figures published...
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| Hurting Hewitt wants to put injured hip right |
London, July 3 (DPA) With his Wimbledon over and the US Open less than two months away, Lleyton Hewitt is determined to find a solution to the left hip tear problem that has compromised his season - even if it means missing several months through a possible...
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| Federer sees more Wimbledon trophies in his future |
London, July 3 (DPA) Methodical Swiss champion Roger Federer is taking a long-term view about his Wimbledon...
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| Sarkozy wins political victory with Betancourt release |
The Colombian security forces may have freed Ingrid Betancourt from the captivity of Colombia's largest leftist insurgency group, but French President Nicolas Sarkozy seems to have won a political victory from the undercover...
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| Russia stands firm in territorial dispute with Japan |
Moscow, July 3 (RIA Novosti) Russia has said it is ready to talk with Japan over territorial issues but insisted that its sovereignty over the southern Kuril islands north of Japan is...
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| Pressure no worry for Murray |
The pressure had built at this edition of Wimbledon for Andy Murray. But it's all a part of the game now for no-stress home...
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