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Wednesday, February 20, 2008 |
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World divided on Kosovo’s independence
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PRISTINA: Serbia withdrew its ambassadors from Washington and other
major capitals as the United States and several European powers led
international moves to recognize Kosovo’s independence.
In a speech to the United Nations Security
Council, Serbian President Boris Tadic warned that backing Kosovo
set a dangerous precedent that would threaten the world order.
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Clinton, Obama still head-to-head
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MADISON, Wisconsin: White House hopeful Hillary Clinton strove to
stem rival Barack Obama’s momentum with a strong showing in
Wisconsin’s primary Tuesday even as she lost ground in the next
key Democratic nomination contest: Texas.
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Ex-spy chief to testify at Diana inquest
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LONDON: A former British foreign intelligence service head will
appear before the inquest into princess Diana’s death, days
after Mohamed Al Fayed repeated claims of an establishment plot
behind her death.
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DILI: The first suspect detained in connection with attacks
on East Timor’s two political leaders has been freed but will be
kept under house arrest, a prosecutor said late Monday.
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