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WORLD GALLERY |
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Moon Geun-Young gestures during an interview with
Reuters in Seoul. Moon, became the biggest teen star
in the country playing a school girl in a
sentimental TV drama in 2000 called ‘Autumn in My
Heart’ that was a hit at home and won over viewers
in other part of Asia. |
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US ex- President Gerald
Ford dies |
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LOS ANGELES — Former president
Gerald Ford, who sought to heal America after the trauma of the
Watergate scandal that forced Richard Nixon from office in 1974, has
died at the age of 93. His wife of 58 years, Betty Ford, said in a brief
statement >> >>
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Sectarian strife hurting Ummah, says
President
By Makhdoom Babar
ISLAMABAD—President General Pervez Musharraf Wednesday called for a
strong Muslim voice to effectively deal with internal and external
challenges and emphasized the need for the Islamic world to take urgent
steps for ending sectarian strife.
Addressing a gathering of eminent scholars and intellectuals from the
Muslim world on “Vision of an Islamic, democratic and welfare state in
Pakistan” here at Aiwan-e-Sadr, the President warned that sectarian
strife, which >> >>
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UN opposes mining Afghan border
KABUL (Afghanistan)—A top U.N. human rights
officer said Wednesday that Pakistan’s plan
to mine parts of its border with Afghanistan
would only add to civilian casualties in a
region already littered with unexploded
ordnance. Pakistan said Tuesday it would
plant land mines and build a fence on parts
of its 1,500-mile frontier with Afghanistan
to fend off criticism it does too little to
stop Taliban and al-Qaida guerrillas from
crossing the border
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