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India-Pakistan to resume talks
India and Pakistan are set to resume talks this week, as Pakistan gears up for the arrival of the Indian foreign minister.
China's agony as quake parents cling to hope
As the number of confirmed deaths rose to nearly 30,000 amid a powerful aftershock yesterday
US plans new prison in Afghanistan
The United States plants to build a big prison at its main military base in Afghanistan, a newspaper has reported.
Obama fires first shot in the real election battle
Georgia condemns Russian actions
Bush holds further talks in Egypt
Comment
China and Japan tiptoe into a 'warm spring'
China and Japan tiptoe into a 'warm spring'
Chinese President Hu Jintao concluded a five-day visit to Japan at the weekend.
Is relief to disaster victims a political cause?
Is relief to disaster victims a political cause?
It seems that the international status of a state now depends not only on foreign policy, trade and cultural achievements.
Why Bush must recognise the Nakba
US president cannot be an "honest broker" if he only views Israel's version of history.
World
Russia ready to cooperate with Britain on Litvinenko case - FSB
Russia ready to cooperate with Britain on Litvinenko case - FSB
Russia's (FSB) said it was prepared to cooperate with Britain in investigating the case of Alexander Litvinenko.
Foreign rescue teams continue search
Tokyo evacuates 16,000 to defuse wartime bomb
Nawaz Sharif's party to join in judges 'long march'
Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif’s PML-N party are to join in street protests for the restoration of judges.
Indonesian ferry carrying hundreds of passengers catches fire
A ferry with more than 700 people on board caught fire on Sunday on a river in Borneo.
Hundreds held in Mosul crackdown
Ethiopian businessmen and officals hold talks in Sivas
Center inaugurated to promote is Istanbul
Products of Turkish boron prevail world markets
Economy
Germany's Metro to open 10 stores in Egypt
Germany's Metro to open 10 stores in Egypt
Metro AG, Germany's largest retailer, plans to open as many as 10 stores in Egypt.
Delphi court action against fund
Oil price scales new high
Latam-EU summit to focus on food
A debate over world food prices and biofuels is expected to dominate a meeting of European and Latin American leaders.
Ukraine joins WTO
Ukraine has become the 152nd member of the World Trade Organization, the largest global trade body.
Bush: Saudi oil increase is not enough
Culture & Art
"Ottoman Garden" opened in United States
"Ottoman Garden" opened in United States
"Bakewell Ottoman Garden" was opened on Saturday in Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis city of the United States.
‘Waltz With Bashir’ bids for top Cannes prize
Brazilian movie opens Cannes film festival
"Beauty makes us better artists and better humans"
Valeria Cavestany is one of those painters who took the artistic path while searching for their roots.
"Heydar Aliyev Museum" opened in Adana
A museum, where photograps and books reflecting the life of Heydar Aliyev was opened in Adana.
Turning Japanese in Dubai
Nasa hopes for inch-perfect landing on Mars
Spain arrests 'prolific' hackers
Brown urges embryo bill support
Sports
Russia assures security at Champions League final in Moscow
Russia assures security at Champions League final in Moscow
Russia's Federal Security Service said it was prepared to provide anti-terrorist security at the CL final.
Kanu wins FA Cup for Portsmouth
Pistorius wins Olympic appeal
The first Turkish football school in Baku
The first Turkish football school is opened in the capital of Azerbaijan, Baku.
Force India’s Fisichella to reach motorsport milestone in Monaco
Force India's Fisichella will celebrate his 200th GP start in Monaco, becoming only the 9th driver in history.
New Zealand pack rice for Olympics
Health
Over 90 hospitalized after measles vaccination in east Ukraine
Over 90 hospitalized after measles vaccination in east Ukraine
A total of 92 people, including 87 children, were hospitalized in eastern Ukraine after measles vaccination.
Women 'face raised whiplash risk'
UK doctors refuse to carry out late abortions on moral grounds
Plastic bag policy 'a diversion'
Plans to ban or charge for single-use plastic bags are a diversion from the real environmental issues.
"smoking ban" in force as of may 19 in Turkey
A Turkish prime ministry notice on a smoking ban that will go into effect on Monday.
Myanmar children 'may starve'
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