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Polish President's body brought to Warsaw WARSAW: Tens of thousands of Poles softly sang the national anthem and tossed flowers at the hearse carrying the body of President Lech Kaczynski to the presidential palace on Sunday after it was returned from Russia, where he and dozens of ... INTERNATIONAL
Thailand Army morale in focusFollowing clashes with the anti-government protesters
China's social security fund to doubleBOAO (Hainan): China's national Social Security Fund (SSF) will be more than doubled to $300 billion in 2015, said Fund chief Dai Xianglong on Sunday. The Fund's current size is $130 billion, said Mr. Dai at the annual conference of Boao ...
Swiss ‘no' to Zardari casesIslamabad: Switzerland has said graft cases against President Asif Ali Zardari cannot be reopened in its courts as he enjoys “absolute immunity” under international law, even as it rejected as “incomplete application” a ... U.S. hopes for reconciliation COLOMBO: The U.S. has expressed the hope that the historic mandate secured by the combine led by Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa will take forward national reconciliation and ensure human rights. In a statement here, the U.S. Embassy ...
Supreme Court succession may become poll issueWashington DC: The retirement of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, announced on Friday, has led to a succession issue that is likely to test President Barack Obama during a politically fraught election year. Justice Stevens (90), ... Protection for reef BRISBANE: Cargo ships that enter restricted waters of the Great Barrier Reef will face the full force of Australian law, said the Prime Minister on Sunday, after a vessel ran aground near the natural wonder and leaked fuel oil. Salvage ... GLORIOUS LANDING First Arctic balloon crossing Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Business | Education Plus | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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