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Pak moves to curb presidential, SC powers  

Islamabad, May 20:
The Pakistani government is preparing to curb the powers of the president and the Supreme Court chief justice by moving a constitutional amendment to remove ambiguities in the statute.
 
French talks with Hamas not appropriate: US  

Washington, May 20:
The US said that holding talks with Hamas was not wise or appropriate after the French government confirmed that it had established contact with the Palestinian militants.
 
Malaysia's ruling party battles specter of desertions  

Kuala Lumpur, May 20:
Malaysia's ruling party tried to stem a potential hemorrhage of members on Tuesday after former leader Mahathir Mohamad resigned and urged others to follow him to pressure the prime minister to step down.
 
Saudi Arabia seeks India's help on rice shortage 

Dubai, May 20:
Reeling under shortage of rice, Saudi Arabia, one of the world's top rice buyers, has approached India to discuss issues relating to its supply, including possible lifting of restrictions on exports to the Kingdom.
 
Hillary not ready to call it quits yet  

Washington, May 20:
An expected split verdict in Kentucky and Oregon Tuesday is unlikely to alter the arithmetic loaded against her, but Hillary Clinton still insists the Democratic presidential race is 'nowhere near over.'
 
Only one family can live in a villa: DM 

Dubai, May 20:
In what could come as a major blow to the many families with limited income, especially families of expatriates, the Dubai Municipality has stated that only one family can live in a villa.
 
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