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LONDON: Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is to address parliament on June 21 during her landmark visit to Britain, the speaker of the lower House of Commons announced Wednesday. "At my request and that of the Lords speaker, she has kindly agreed to address members of both houses in Westminster Hall on Thursday, 21st of June at 3:00 pm" (1400 GMT), John Bercow told the chamber. Copyright AFP (Agence France-Presse), 2012 ...
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CAIRO: The interior ministry said on Wednesday that the death of a policeman in Cairo reported earlier was not related to the presidential election in the country and occurred the previous night. "Police officers were on a routine patrol in Rod al-Farag when they heard gunshots and went to inspect. One policeman was caught in a gunfight and was shot dead," a senior official told AFP. The incident, which took place on Tuesday night, "was not related ...
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia will give its impoverished neighbour Yemen aid worth $3.25 billion, the kingdom's Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal told a meeting in Riyadh Wednesday, urging other nations to take similar steps. "To ensure Yemen's security and stability, the kingdom will provide $3.25 billion to support development projects there which will be agreed upon with the Yemeni side," he said at the opening of the Friends of Yemen meeting. "The Yemeni government is exerting courageous efforts, ...
PANAJI: An Indian man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly raping and murdering a four-year-old girl whose body was thrown from a building in the western holiday state of Goa, police said. A married 22-year-old labourer from eastern Bihar state was held after the body of the girl was found in a pit on a construction site on Tuesday, Police Inspector Santosh Desai told AFP. The child, from Mumbai, was staying at her grandparents' home when she went ...
NEW DELHI: A judge threatened contempt of court proceedings against striking Air India pilots on Wednesday, as they vowed to stand firm in their clash with the debt-ridden airline's management. Delhi High Court judge Reva Khetrapal ordered more than 400 pilots at the ailing state-run carrier to explain why they had not returned to work despite a judicial order two weeks ago. About 100 pilots, who have been claiming sick leave rather than calling an official strike, ...
ADEN: Six Yemeni soldiers and 22 Al-Qaeda militants died on Wednesday as the army pressed an offensive against bastions of the jihadist network in south Yemen into a 12th day, a security official and locals said. Six soldiers died as government forces attempted to advance on the northeastern outskirts of Zinjibar, the capital of Abyan province which was overrun by Al-Qaeda militants a year ago, a military official said. Nine soldiers were wounded, the official added, and ...
SANTIAGO: In less than 24 hours Lake Cachet II in Chile's southern Patagonia vanished, leaving behind just some large puddles and chunks of ice in the vast lake bed. The lake's water comes from ice melting from the Colonia Glacier, located in the Northern Patagonian ice field, some 2,000 kilometers (1,250 miles) south of the capital, Santiago. The glacier normally acts as a dam containing the water, but rising temperatures have weakened its wall. Twice this year, ...

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