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Tejpal's judicial custody extended by 12 days PTI, Panaji
A local court t=yesterday extended the judicial custody ofTehelka founder editor Tarun Tejpal for 12 days even as his lawyer moved a bail petition.
Tejpal, who is accused of sexually assaulting a woman journalist, has been lodged in Sada sub jail near Vasco town.
Dubai police in record $31m drugs haul
AFP, Dubai
Dubai police have made a record drug seizure of some 4.6 million Captagon pills, an amphetamine-like stimulant, worth more than $31 million, the local press reported yesterday.
Dubai's police chief, Major General Khamis Mattar al-Mazeina, said the "outstanding operation" codenamed "Nine ball" had dealt a major blow to drug trafficking in the United Arab Emirates, the Khaleej Times newspaper reported.
Germany weighs Russia ties on 'coup' of freed tycoon
AFP, Berlin
The release of Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky represents a resounding victory for German diplomacy just as the country is reassessing its complex ties with Russia, analysts said yesterday.
Veteran top German diplomat Hans-Dietrich Genscher worked in secret for more than two years to win the release of Khodorkovsky, once Russia's richest man and a political threat to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Khodorkovsky himself, whisked to Berlin on a German businessman's private jet Friday upon his shock release after a decade behind bars, started a news conference Sunday by thanking Merkel and Genscher for their crucial help, indicating he had "no idea" of Germany's efforts while he was still in prison.
Headgear banned as Philippine malls fight crime
AFP, Manila
Police in the Philippine capital have banned the wearing of caps and sunglasses in shopping malls to stop criminals concealing their identity from security cameras.
The ban was imposed after a gang of hammerwielding robbers looted a jewellery store at a popular suburban Manila shopping mall on December 15. The suspects are believed to have used baseball caps to hide their identities.