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	China’s National Day’s celebrations in Pakistan

	Nisar’s emphasis on high moral standards

	Why US insists on Taliban’s presence in Quetta?

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	America’s real intents?

	End of an ideology, end of a dream?

	A thorny bunch of flowers

	Indian atrocities continue on Kashmiris

	Iran again: Is everyone bluffing?

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Global talks on Iranian nukes
Tehran ducks in
Agrees to send enriched uranium to Russia

Washington—Iran agreed in principle Thursday to ship most of its declared enriched uranium stockpile to Russia, where it would be refined as fuel for a small reactor producing medical isotopes, a US official said.

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SC forms sugar price fixing commission

Tanvir Siddiqi

Islamabad—The Supreme Court has constituted a single member Commission to determine the prices of sugar in the country.

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Power outage in NWFP
Legislators threaten to cut power supply

Tariq Saeed

Peshawar—The Frontier legislators taking serious exception of the power outage in the provincial metropolis, Friday threatened to stop power supply to the rest of the country if WAPDA failed to mend its ways and undo the unscheduled long hours of load shedding in Peshawar and other parts of the province.

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Released returnees get VIP welcome
Gilani thanks Saudi Arabia

Sharafat Kazmi/Tanvir Siddiqi

Islamabad—Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani Friday warmly welcomed the five Pakistanis freed by the Saudi government, imprisoned on charges of narcotics smuggling.

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Australia reach final

Monitoring Report

AUSTRALIA beat England by nine wickets to reach the Champions Trophy final on Friday.

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Swati pleads full focus on S&T dev

Staff Reporter

Islamabad—The Federal Minister for Science & Technology Muhammad Azam Khan Swati says his Ministry has embarked upon a number of projects to bring about a socio-economic turnaround in the country by heralding a new era of science and technology (S&T).

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