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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| Hasina in strike threat again, poll offices burnt |
| Unidentified activists set fire to three election commission offices in Bangladesh today as the 14-party alliance, led by the Awami League, began a new campaign to force the removal of the election officials whom they accuse of bias. ... | Read.. |
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| Pope olive branch to Turkey |
| Pope Benedict today backed Ankara’s EU entry bid and said Islam was a religion of peace in a bid to soothe rows over his views in the mostly Muslim state. ... | Read.. |
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| Tigers in duel with army |
| Sri Lanka’s military fought a fierce artillery duel with Tamil Tigers in the island’s restive east early today, just hours after t ... | Read.. |
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| Nepal pact |
| The Nepal government and the Maoist rebels today signed the arms management pact which paves the way for disarming rebel personnel and confining them to cantonments. ... | Read.. |
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| Brown for more India trade |
| Doubts that Gordon Brown would feel secure enough to leave Britain in the middle of a leadership contest were dispelled today when the Chancellor of the Exchequer confirm ... | Read.. |
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| Prince Charles’s niece Zara Phillips with the Equestrian Athlete of the Year Award at Greenwich, London, on Tuesday. (AP) |
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