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Blair is here to stay Party manifesto released Pleas against Musharraf's dual posts dismissed ISLAMABAD, The Pakistani Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed petitions challenging the dual posts held by the President, Pervez Musharraf, and the 17th constitutional amendment incorporating most of the changes made by Gen. Musharraf during the ... Russia opposes U.S. space plan MOSCOW, Russia's Defence Minister, Sergei Ivanov, has denounced United States plans to place weapons in orbit. "We are categorically against the deployment of weapons in space - this is Russia's position," Mr. Ivanov said on Wednesday. He ... Japan raises stake in East China Sea, grants rights for drilling Atmosphere of heightened tensions between Beijing and Tokyo Globescan Avian flu could kill 70 million: expert LYON (FRANCE), Avian flu — caught directly from birds, and which kills in seven cases out of 10 — could suddenly sweep through the human population, killing 70 million people, according to World Health Organisation estimates, a Nobel ... Vanunu to plead against curbs JERUSALEM, The Israeli nuclear whistleblower, Mordechai Vanunu, said on Wednesday he was determined to persuade an Israeli court to remove the restrictions placed on him when he was released from prison last April. Mr. Vanunu went on trial on ... Kanishka: Canada House for probe VANCOUVER, The Canadian Parliament has supported a non-binding call for a public inquiry into the Air India bombing case following the acquittal of the two main accused in the worst case of mass murder in the country's history. Opposition MPs in ... Right-to-die law passed in France PARIS, France's Parliament gave final approval for a right-to-die law that empowers the terminally ill to refuse life-extending treatments but does not legalise euthanasia. The law was approved with a final vote in the Senate overnight on ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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