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A policeman examines wreckage after the blasts. Reuters
Jerusalem car explosions hamper US mission
Palestinian militants set off two car bombs in Jerusalem on Sunday, injuring up to four people and hampering a US envoy’s mission to end eight months of Israeli-Palestinian violence.

British race riot leaves over 20 hurt, 17 arrested
More than 20 people were hurt and 17 arrested during a race riot that turned into an ugly standoff with hundreds of police in northwest England overnight, British police said on Sunday.

Pakistan feels economic cost of struggle with India
Anaemic economic growth and a dearth of foreign investment is forcing Pakistan to look at the heavy cost imposed by a foreign policy mired in its conflict with India.

Bhutan discovers charms of idiot box
After sitting cross-legged around their wood-burning stove for a dinner of rice and butter tea, the Penjor family used to chat a bit and then go to bed early.

20 abducted from Philippines resort
Gunmen, believed to be Muslim rebels, seized 20 people, including two American missionaries, in a dawn raid on a tourist resort in the southern Philippines Island on Sunday, officials said. A third American and 17 Filipinos were also seized in another raid on Dos Palmas resort off Palawan Island.

Left-sponsored strike hits Nepal
A three-day general strike called by six communist groups began in Kathmandu on Sunday. The groups are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Girija Prasada Koirala over alleged irregularities in a deal by the Royal Nepal Airlines Corp to lease a Boeing 767 aircraft from Austria’s Lauda Air.

Egyptian feminist Saadawi still fighting strong
Bull in a China shop or liberator of Arab women? Nawal el-Saadawi, possibly the most outspoken woman in the Arab world and a woman writer best known abroad, has never been shy of expressing her feminist opinions.

Plaintiff asks court to pluck out man’s eye
In a literal instance of the saying ‘‘an eye for an eye’’, an Islamic court in northern Nigeria has been asked to remove a man’s right eye after he was found guilty of partially blinding a friend, court officials said.

   
 
   
 

 
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