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HindustanTimes.com » World » Americas

Americas


	US court rejects Sudarshan's bail plea He faces charges of violating export controls and shipping sensitive missile and space tech equipment to India.

	'US not to release Iranians held in Iraq' The five Iranians held in Iraq are accused of providing material support to militants responsible for attacks on US troops.

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Americas: Previous Stories

	US hopes India keeps talking 123 America expects India to continue the N-pact despite the arrest of two Indians in the missile tech transfer case Full Coverage '123 negotiations difficult'

	Iran could produce nuclear bomb by 2009: report Iran has more than tripled its ability to produce enriched uranium in the last three months, a media report said.

	US firm in technology transfer ring The CEO of an electronics supply co is charged with shipping closely guarded tech to India for use in missiles.

	Church official kidnapped in Paraguay The Japanese president of a controversial company controlled by Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church was kidnapped in Paraguay along with his secretary.

	Americans anxious about US foreign policy: poll An overwhelming 84 per cent of respondents said they worried about the way things were going for the United States in world affairs.

	Iran gas will be cheapest for India: WB The proposed pipeline from Iran can bring gas to Mumbai at a cost one-third cheaper than the closest alternative. Full Coverage Friendship in pipeline

	US corporates to promote Indian art An NRI plans to launch a corporate coalition to promote traditional Indian performing arts with the help of MNCs.

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	Bush urged to improve economic ties with India Top law makers say favourable conditions for importing goods from India will help in improving its trade with US.

	Ban urges early release of detained Britons UN Secretary General renews his appeal for the early release of the 15 British naval personnel detained in Iran.

	Fresh Qaeda faces in Pak worry US A new generation of Al-Qaeda leaders has emerged in Pak's tribal areas to control over the network's operations. Nov '06 \| 'Al-Qaeda controls western Iraq'

	Moderate earthquake hits southern Chile An earthquake measuring 5.5 hit a mountainous region of Southern Chile, no casualities have been reported.

	Bush tells Iran to free British hostages Bush describes the 15 British navy personnel held by Iran as hostages and said that their capture is inexcusable.

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