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Bangladeshis angry about Myanmar incursion into oil areas

Irish SunTuesday 4th November, 2008  Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Touhid Hossain has gone to Myanmar to warn it against further exploration in the Bay of Bengal, where

Sri Lanka denies 'secret deals' with India

Irish SunTuesday 4th November, 2008  (IANS)Sri Lanka Tuesday denied allegations in political circles here of 'secret deals with India' regarding the military campaign against the Tamil ...
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Crowds in celebratory mood at Obama's Chicago rally site

Irish SunTuesday 4th November, 2008  (IANS)Lines had formed by midday outside Chicago's Grant Park, where up to a million people are expected to gather to witness ...
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US astronauts vote from space

Irish SunTuesday 4th November, 2008  (IANS)Two NASA astronauts did not let their distance from Earth deter them from voting in the US presidential election Tuesday.Commander Mike ...
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Obama victory helps turn page on US racial history

Irish SunWednesday 5th November, 2008  (IANS)An 11-year-old white girl came home from school in rural California a few days before the election quoting a slogan she ...
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Would-be immigrants to Britain need hefty bank balances

Irish SunWednesday 5th November, 2008  (IANS)British Home Office guidelines for the new points-based immigration system to be introduced from Nov 27 say that prospective immigrants will ...
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India and Obama - in a nutshell

Irish SunWednesday 5th November, 2008  (IANS)What cheers India and what makes it cautious about Obama presidency:What Cheers India:Natural Ally: Obama says building strategic partnership with India ...
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Bin Laden boy claims asylum in Spain

Irish SunTuesday 4th November, 2008  One of Osama Bin Laden's sons has asked Spain for political asylum.Omar Osama Bin Laden, who is known for his pacifist ...
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French PM threatens to nationalise loan-wary banks

(IANS)French Prime Minister Francois Fillon has threatened to nationalise any French bank receiving emergency government aid that does not extend loans to businesses, the online ...
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Zardari asks US to honour Pakistan's sovereignty

(IANS)Islamabad, Nov 3 (Xinhua) Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari Monday called on the US to respect the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity and stop drone ...
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Dubai FedEx plane crashes in Iraq

Friday 14th November, 2008  Seven people are dead after a Dubai-based plane contracted by FedEx crashed near Falluja in Iraq.The plane carrying FedEx cargo crashed shortly

Surrender, Rajapaksa urges LTTE as troops capture rebel bastion

Saturday 15th November, 2008  (IANS)Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa Saturday urged the Tamil Tiger rebels to lay down weapons and come for talks, hours after his

Sri Lankan army captures LTTE's strategic naval bastion

Saturday 15th November, 2008  (IANS)Sri Lanka Saturday claimed that its advancing troops backed by artillery bombardment had entered the Tamil Tiger rebels' naval bastion of Pooneryn

Former RBI governor nominated to UN task force

(IANS)Former Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Y. Venugopal Reddy has been nominated by the UN General Assembly president Miguel d'Escoto to a UN task

Bangkok Airways cuts fuel sucharges by up to 30%

Bangkok Airways will reduce around 10% more on fuel surcharge tariffs on its domestic flights and up to 30% on international flights.The airline said in

Former Taiwanese leader on corruption charges

Former President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan, who faces corruption charges, has been ordered into detention.A court made the order after having to stay proceedings for

Barack Obama puts a lid on lobbyists

US President-elect Barack Obama has decided to restrict the presence of lobbyists on Capitol Hill in Washington.Mr Obama's transition chief John Podesta has said the

U.S. to subsidize taxpayers

Finally the U.S. government is turning its attention to struggling taxpayers.After bailing out the economy, the banks, and potentially the automakers, the U.S. is turning

Envoys urge Hasina, Zia to work 'shoulder to shoulder'

Wednesday 12th November, 2008  (IANS)Bangladesh's former prime ministers Khaleda Zia and Sheikh Hasina must work 'shoulder to shoulder' for the Dec 18 polls and for the

Bangladesh court sends Jamaat leaders to jail in graft case

A Bangladesh court Monday sent two top leaders of the Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI), the country's largest Islamist party, to jail for corruption in the awarding of
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