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Iran jails pro-reform journalist, bans two papers

Iran has sentenced to three years in jail a pro-reform journalist accused of insulting supreme guide Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and banned two reformist newspapers, an opposition website reported.

Islamic body for action against Israel

Geneva, Sept. 27: The Organisation of the Islamic Conference on Monday asked the United Nations Human Rights Council to back a report which found “clear evidence” for legal action against Israel over

US probes Karzai brother for graft

New York, Sept. 27: The United States federal prosecutors have launched a criminal corruption probe into one of the Afghan President, Mr Hamid Karzai’s brothers, The Wall Street Journal reported on Mo

Islamic body for action against Israel

Geneva, Sept. 27: The Organisation of the Islamic Conference on Monday asked the United Nations Human Rights Council to back a report which found “clear evidence” for legal action against Israel over

McLaren boss defends Hami

Singapore, Sept. 27: McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has come to the defence of Lewis Hamilton, saying he did nothing wrong in his collision with Mark Webber that dealt a major blow to his championship

Sharapova ‘Krumm’bles in first round

Tokyo, Sept. 27: Defending champion Maria Sharapova fell victim to local favourite Kimiko Date Krumm in the first round of the Pan Pacific Open women’s tennis tournament on Monday.

The Russian 12th s

Lazio joins Inter on table top

Rome, Sept. 27: Lazio joined reigning champions Inter Milan at the top of Serie A on Sunday after a second-half goal from Argentine striker Mauro Zarate brought a 1-0 win at fellow high-riders Chievo.

Hercules ride past Sevilla

Madrid, Sept. 27: Veteran French striker David Trezeguet scored twice as promoted Hercules took another big league scalp defeating Sevilla 2-0 on Sunday.

Hercules caused the sensation of the season w

Aussie striker at ease with Delhi Games

Perth (Australia), Sept. 27: Three-time world player of the year Jamie Dwyer said on Monday he has no concerns about heading to the Delhi Games as the Australian team chase their fourth consecutive Co

Prince Charles will open Delhi Games

Prince Charles will open the Commonwealth Games in Delhi next week, the heir to the British throne’s office said on Monday, playing down reports of a row over who would preside over the ceremony.

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