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Wednesday, 20th August 2008
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Ten French paratroopers die as Taleban threaten Kabul
FIGHTING close to Kabul killed ten French soldiers yesterday and injured another 21 as spectacular violence erupted across the country.
Bra workers stand up for right to sit down for the king
NEARLY 1,000 bra makers protested outside the German embassy in Bangkok yesterday in a labour dispute stemming from the vexed issue of whether Thais have the right not to stand up in honour of King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
Nato bows to US by freezing links with Moscow
NATO agreed after US pressure yesterday to freeze regular contacts with Russia until Moscow had withdrawn its troops from Georgia in line with a peace deal.
Rat may be on menu in Indian canteens
ONE of India's poorest states is considering adding rat meat to the menus of government-run canteens, to provide cheap protein amid rising food prices.
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Kashmir protest passes peacefully
Rice pushes for Russian action
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