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Israel Cabinet Freezes transfer of Tax Money to Palestinians
MIL/NYT Feb 21, 2006 Author: Steven Erlanger
Jerusalem - The Israeli cabinet decided Sunday to immediately freeze the transfer of about $50 million a month in tax and customs receipts due to the Palestinian Authority, arguing that the swearing in of a Hamas-dominated legislature on Saturday meant that the Palestinians were now led by the militant group.
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| 1202. |
Iran Russia talk on N enrichment breaks, issue still open
MIL/Agencies Feb 21, 2006 Author: Sp. Corresp.
Moscow - Iranian and Russian authorities have wound up their talks on nuclear weapons program wherein Kremlin offered to conduct uranium enrichment for Iran, this was probably the last chance to avoid sanction. However, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has still hope, he does not label the talks a failure.
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| 1203. |
Sanction not the right course against Iran –Russian FM
MIL/Agencies Jan 17, 2006 Author:
Moscow – Russian Foreign Minister said on Tuesday that sanctions are not the right course to resolve international concerns over Iran's resumption of its nuclear program. He said that it would be just like putting Iran’s caret before the horse.
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| 1204. |
 | Rice and NIA appeal to Iran to respect the UN
MIL/Agencies Jan 16, 2006 Author:
The statement made by U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Monday about Iran that it has crossed the threshold with the recent nuclear actions and so the world should move fast to send Tehran to the U.N. Security Council.
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| 1205. |
 | Israelis revolve around Sharon’s right successor
MIL/Agencies Jan 12, 2006 Author:
Ariel Sharon's massive attack and his running into coma last week have dashed all hopes of Israelis of his recovery. The hospital authorities are uncertain of his recovery and to come back in politics. Hence the country is in the state of dilemma and in search of a new Prime Minister.
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Sharon critical, Doctors trying to awake him from coma
MIL/Agencies Jan 11, 2006 Author:
Doctors treating Ariel Sharon were on Tuesday to continue the process of waking the critically ill Israeli leader from a coma a day after he responded positively to initial tests to assess the damage caused by a massive brain haemorrhage as per AFT.
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| 1207. |
 | Israel to elect new Prime Minister in Sharon’s place?
MIL/Agencies Jan 9, 2006 Author:
Jerusalem - As per the general verbal reports gathered from the hospital, they indicate that Sharon is permanently sick and may not recover at all, his brain has been seriously damaged and there is hardly any chance to recover. Hence the election of the new Prime Minister cannot be ruled out.
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| 1208. |
 | Ehud Olmert takes charge after Sharon’s surgery
MIL/Agencies Jan 5, 2006 Author:
Jerusalem - Ariel Sharon Prime Minister of Israel suffered a massive stroke last night and had to undergo an emergent surgery to stop bleeding in his brain, as per hospital report.
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| 1209. |
India, Pakistan open their talks on train service
MIL/Agencies Jan 5, 2006 Author:
Railway officials of India and Pakistan have started their two-day talks on Thursday to finalize the modalities and dates for resumption of the Munabao-Khokhrapar train service between the two countries.
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Moscow decide to restore gas supply
MIL/Agencies Jan 3, 2006 Author:
According to latest press reports, Poland's biggest natural gas company said on Monday that supplies from the Ukraine returned to its normal levels early on Tuesday. However, it is after a drop of 50 percent two days earlier.
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India, Pak, Iran rigid on gas pipeline despite US discord
MIL/Agencies Dec 29, 2005 Author:
Iran has given an assurance again that it shall remain committed to a proposed $7 billion natural gas pipeline, which is to run to India via Pakistan according to its Deputy Oil Minister, reiterating Iran’s stand on Thursday.
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| 1212. |
 | Senate Set to get Details on Secret Prisons
MIL/NYT Dec 15, 2005 Author: Douglas Jehl
Washington – The Senate is on an even keel to approve a measure that could require the Bush administration to provide Congress with its most specific and extensive accounting about the secret prison system, which was established by the Central Intelligence Agency to house the terrorism suspects
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| 1213. |
 | President Bush vows to fortify US-Mexican border
MIL/Agen;cies Nov 29, 2005 Author:
Washington - President Bush ignited a debate in his own party on Monday, proposing a crackdown on illegal aliens at the Mexican border. At the same time, he gave relaxation to some undocumented immigrants to work in the United States.
He pledged in a speech at the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Ariz.
"We are going to protect the border."
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| 1214. |
 | Hussein Argues with Judge on his Murder Trial in Baghdad
MIL/Agencies Nov 28, 2005 Author:
As per Caroline Alexander in London at calexander1@bloomberg.net the
deposed Iraqi Dictator Saddam Hussein argued with the judge in his murder and torture case minutes after proceedings resumed today. A video transmission of the Baghdad trial was suspended during the outburst.
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EU accuses Iran for production of nukes
MIL/AP Nov 24, 2005 Author:
VIENNA, Austria - The European Union has accused Iran of possessing documents, which are used solely for the production of nuclear arms. According to them, it is a sort of warning of possible referral to the U.N. Security Council.
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 | President Rajapakse wants Peace but rebels discard
MIL/Agencies Nov 19, 2005 Author:
Colombo –Newly elected Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse took his oath as President on Saturday. He pledged to establish peace with the Tamil Tigers, but Rebels have declined the offer right at the outset, so it shall be hard for him to bring them on the table to negotiate for peace terms
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France must confess its diversity and fight discrimination
MIL/Agencies Nov 15, 2005 Author:
French President Jacques Chirac gave a call to companies and political parties to acknowledge its diversity and fight discrimination. Companies and labor unions must get mobilized on the essential question of diversity and asked the leaders of political parties to take their share of responsibility.''
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| 1218. |
 | Key agreement between Israel and Palestinians on Gaza!
MIL/News Agencies Nov 14, 2005 Author:
An agreement between Israeli and Palestinian on Gaza border crossings has been sorted out according to US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. She held separate meetings with leaders of both the sides.
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| 1219. |
Foreign Conspiracy in Bihar Jail Break
MIL/Agencies Nov 14, 2005 Author:
Centre has rushed paramilitary forces to Jehanabad in Bihar, where a thousand naxal rebels are reported to have attacked a district jail on Sunday evening.
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 | World pays Tributes to former President K.R Narayanan
MIL/UPI Nov 11, 2005 Author:
New Delhi –The world paid rich tributes to former Indian President K.R. Narayanan who was cremated at a state funeral in New Delhi on 10th November 2005.
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