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125 killed in bloodiest blast since Saddam fall
A suicide bomber detonated a car near a crowded marketplace south of Baghdad today, killing 125 people and wounding 130 in the single bloodiest attack in Iraq since the fall of Saddam Hussein. ...  | Read.. 
 
US guns for Russia
The US took aim at human rights problems in Saudi Arabia and Russia today as the Bush administration sought to pressure its partners as well as its enemies to do more to curb ...  | Read.. 
 
In Pak, 2-yr-old to pay for uncle's sins
As she emerges from her mud-walled house carried high on her elder brother's shoulder two-year-old Rabia is blissfully unaware of the life that awaits her. ...  | Read.. 
 
Iraqis look at the wreckage of a car after the blast in Hilla, 100 km south of Baghdad. (Reuters)
Lebanon govt quits
Lebanon's Syrian-backed government resigned today in a surprise move as thousands of protesters wav..  | Read.. 		 Detained Koirala renews protest call
Former Prime Minister and Nepali Congress chief Girija Prasad Koirala today renewed his call for na..  | Read.. 
 
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