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One killed in Birmingham riots
Clashes break out between Asian, Afro-Caribbean youths

Singapore takes a call on SIM cards
SINGAPORE: Singapore has announced new regulations to tighten its security control over the usage of pre-paid SIM cards (subscriber identification modules) by mobile phone users. The new "regulatory regime," described by the authorities as ...

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Mozart at the Met

Thousands flee approaching storm

Editor opens rift over CIA "leak"

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India wants nuclear curbs to be lifted
Natwar Singh to seek Russian assistance

India, Malaysia review progress on economic pact
SINGAPORE: India and Malaysia have opened a "new level of interaction" by initiating "Foreign Office consultations." The first meeting was held at Putra Jaya in Malaysia on Thursday. The impetus to a broad-based relationship was the main focus ...

New Zealand, India in aviation deal
SINGAPORE: India and New Zealand have agreed to promote "seamless air travel" between the two countries by entering into a "code-sharing arrangement" for flights that now link them. Indicating this, Civil Aviation Secretary Ajay Prasad said ...

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