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3 killed, 38 injured in bus accident
PTLC.uwahati: Three people, including a woman, were killed and 38 others injured when a bus overturned and fell into a ditch at Kaziranga National Park in Assam yesterday, police said.
The speeding bus, en route to Jorhat from Nagaon, hit a tree and fell into a ditch from a bridge at Deochura in the Burapahar range of the Park killing three, including the bus driver and a woman, on the spot
Brit foreign office minister resigns BBC ONLINE, LONDON: Lord Malloch Brown, the minister for Africa. Asia and the UN, is resigning from the government at the end of July
The minister said in a statement that he had always maintained he would “never do the job forever". He stated that ■personal and family reasons" were behind his decision and stressed that his move was not motivated by the political situation.
Philippines to resume talks with rebels
’ AFP,MANILA: The Philippines is set to resume peace negotiations with communist insurgents, four years after long-running talks were suspended, the two sides announced yesterday.
Norway is to host the talks with the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) at a still unspecified date, said President Gloria Arroyo's chief aide. Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita.
Ireland to vote again on EU's Lisbon Treaty
AFP, DUBLIN: Ireland will hold a second referendum on the European Union's key Lisbon reform treaty on October 2, Pri me Minister Brian Cowen told parliament yesterday.
Cowen said he had received assurances from his European colleagues on issues that concerned Irish voters, who rejected the treaty in a referendum in June last year, disrupting the EU's plans for sweeping reforms.
Russian soldier, 2 police killed in Caucasus
AFP, MOSCOW: A Russian soldier and two policeman died in clashes with militants in the country's restive North Caucasus, along with three rebel fighters, news agencies and officials said yesterday.
The soldier and one of the rebels died following a shootout on Tuesday in Ingushetia, a mountainous region that borders war-ravaged Chechnya, Interfax and RIA-Novosti news agencies reported, citing local officials.
Militants blow up 2 oil pipelines in Nigeria
AFP, LAGOS: Nigerian militants said yesterday they blew up two key oil pipelines as they stepped up attacks in response to a government amnesty offer.
The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) said it had blown up pipelines operated by the Anglo-Dutch giant Shell and ItaJian group Agip in a pre-dawn attack in the Bayelsa state. MEND, the best equipped of a number of rebel groups operating in the restive southern oil hub, has claimed at least seven attacks since the government's amnesty offer on June 25.