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Iran will master nuclear technology at any cost, declares AhmadinejadTop official says country pursuing advanced uranium enrichment Report sets stage for showdown ZAGREB/WASHINGTON: The report from Mohamed ElBaradei, chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), to the U.N. Security Council has shifted the nuclear dispute on to a new plane, with the U.S. and Britain leading a campaign for ... Sri Lankan parties call for global support COLOMBO: Sri Lankan political parties on Friday appealed for international assistance "in the united action" being taken to protect the island-nation's territorial integrity. A joint statement issued after Friday's all-party meeting said ... Pakistan test-fires Hatf VI again ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Saturday successfully test fired its long-range surface-to-surface ballistic missile Hatf VI (Shaheen II) with `outstanding results.' A statement by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said that the missile test ... 
On the trail of the Kon-Tiki, yet againNorwegian team embarks from Peru to re-create expedition Other Stories
Globescan Prodi's candidate elected ROME: Romano Prodi's candidate, a veteran communist leader, was elected Speaker of Parliament's Lower House on Saturday, as a bitterly fought race for the Senate presidency continued. Applause broke out in the Chamber of Deputies when Fausto ... India & World Designation as terrorist outfits: Islamabad silent We will challenge decision: JuD `U.S. giving impetus to India's n-programme' Also accused of ``doling out orders'' to Pakistan 
Kaavya's novel faces uncertaintyNovel by Harvard student is pulled from stores, but questions remain Yechury wants Maoists to help build new Nepal Describes three-month ceasefire as positive Strike continues in Dubai DUBAI: : The strike by nearly 2,000 workers, mostly Indians, to protest the ``ill treatment'' meted out to them by their employers here continued on Saturday as the talks called by the authorities to resolve the issue failed to take place. Local ... Read Today's supplements: Magazine | Open Page | Property Plus | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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