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Pak calls back envoy in India to discuss tensions
Ndtv Online
Pakistan has called back its High Commissioner in Delhi for a meeting after alleging that its diplomats and their families were "harassed and intimidated" in the capital. Islamabad said in a statement that it had called envoy Sohail Mahmood for "consultations" after “no positive action had been taken by India". The Indian government downplayed the move, calling it "routine".
Malaysia to dissolve House at end of March
REUTERS, Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia's parliament will be dissolved on March 28, 29 or 30, making way for general elections that must be held by August, The Star newspaper said yesterday without giving any sources for the report. It said a new government would be in place before mid-May, suggesting that the election date could be set for the end of April or early May.
Afghan hostage shoots Taliban captors; 7 killed AFP, Kabul
An Afghan man taken hostage by the Taliban made a dramatic escape by stealing a gun while his captors were praying and shooting dead seven of them and wounding 18 others, officials said yesterday. Awal Khan and a local police officer were kidnapped Wednesday as they were driving in the eastern province of Paktika, provincial deputy security chief Abdul Rauf Masood told AFP.
Israel hits Hamas posts in Gaza Strip
AFP, Caza City
Israel's military hit Hamas posts in the Gaza Strip yesterday after Palestinians set off two bombs near the border fence, the military said, with no casualties reported. Israel's military also said it suspected based on surveillance video there was "an attempt" to fire rocket-propelled grenades toward its forces, but nothing was hit.
Japan Nobel winner's wife found dead in US
AFP, Chicago
A Japanese Nobel Prizewinner was hospitalized Wednesday and his wife was dead, reportedly after driving off a road in rural Illinois. Eiichi Negishi, 82, a chemist teaching at Purdue University in the neighboring state of Indiana, and his wife Sumire Negishi, 80, were reported missing Monday. Police found them early Tuesday morning about 200 miles northeast of their home.