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Putin sets presidential poll for Oct. 5MOSCOW, JULY 5.The Russian President, Vladimir Putin, set presidential elections in Chechnya for October 5 in an effort to shift responsibility for restoring peace in the separatist region to Chechens themselves. The Russian leader signed a ... Bush to focus on AIDS during Africa visit WASHINGTON, JULY 5. The U.S. President, George W Bush, starts a critical five-nation trip to Africa with several issues in mind when he meets the leaders of Senegal, South Africa, Uganda, Botswana and Nigeria. And heading the agenda is the ... 
Newspaper pours scorn on Suu KyiYANGON, JULY 5. Photographs of the detained pro-democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, talking and dining with Myanmar's ruling generals appeared in official newspapers Saturday, but there were no indications the bitter rivals had met recently. ... 
Tung softens on subversion lawSINGAPORE, JULY 5.Bowing to the unique pressure of public opinion in Hong Kong, the territory's Chief Executive, Tung Chee-hwa, today announced that the proposed national security bill would be amended to make it more acceptable. Mr. Tung said ... 
R&B singer Barry White dies at 58LOS ANGELES, JULY 5.The velvet-voiced R&B crooner Barry White, whose lush baritone and throbbing musical compositions oozed sex appeal on songs like ``Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe,'' has died. He was 58. Mr. White, who had kidney ... Other Stories
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Kuwaitis vote for ParliamentKUWAIT: Kuwaitis voted on Saturday in elections for the all-male Parliament of this oil-rich Gulf state, after a campaign marked by anger over squabbling among lawmakers and by hopes for political reform. During campaigning, many liberal Kuwaitis ... Other Stories
India & World Sino-Indian 'win-win' image holds sway BEIJING, JULY 5.With the diplomatic dust raised by the visit to China by the Prime Minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, having firmly settled down, the "dual win" aspects of the latest Sino-Indian entente have virtually replaced the old slogan of a ... Kashmir central to talks: Musharraf ISLAMABAD, JULY 5. A visibly agitated Pakistan President, Pervez Musharraf, today lashed out at those who perpetrated the suicide killing inside a mosque in Quetta on Friday, in which 48 people were killed and scores injured, as "wild animals and ... Other Stories
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