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US remarks anger Russia

Russia hit back today at US criticism of prosecutors’ handling of a legal case against oil giant Yukos, calling the state department’s remarks “disrespectful”. ... | Read..

Castro doubts Arnie’s brain, not muscles

Cuban President Fidel Castro praised California governor-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger’s muscles but wondered how much brain power the former Mr Universe has. ... | Read..

Bush unhurt as car breaks security block

A car breached security and crashed into a building where US President George W. Bush was attending a political rally today, briefly delaying the President’s departure. ... | Read..

Actress Naomi Watts (left) and director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu at the British premiere of 21 Grams in London. (AP)

2 weddings & an angry army
Two American soldiers in Baghdad face charges of dereliction of duty after they converted to Islam .. | Read..

Sharif party plea for release of leader
The Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) today petitioned the Lahore High Court against the “illegal.. | Read..