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20 Arabs killed in S Waziristan missile strike  

Peshawar, Mar 17:
At least 20 people were reported killed as several missiles hit a house in Pakistan's South Waziristan Agency on Sunday.
 
Bihar jail blasts spark calls for Canadian's release  

Toronto, Mar 17:
Former Canadian justice minister Irwin Cotler has urged the government to pressure India to free a Canadian businessman being held in a Bihar jail for visa violations.
 
Gulf states concerned shortage of construction workers  

Dubai, Mar 17:
With projects in the infrastructure and property sector, worth billions of dollars underway in the Gulf countries, higher cost of construction and shortage of workers has raised an alarm in the region.
 
'Two IndianN- scientists denied Australian visa' 

Melbourne, Mar 17:
Two Indian nuclear scientists were denied Australian visa last year on "health and character" grounds as Canberra feared they could access information that may assist "India's weapons of mass destruction programme", a media report said on Monday.
 
New Pak Assembly set for a stormy session  

Islamabad, Mar 17:
Pakistan's new parliament convenes on Monday, setting the stage for a power struggle between US-backed President Pervez Musharraf and a new coalition government that has vowed to assail his already diminished powers.
 
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