COLOMBO (Reuters) -- Sri Lanka anti-aircraft guns fired late on Tuesday in the capital Colombo after what military sources said was a suspected air raid by the rebel Tamil Tigers air wing, a Reuters reporter said.
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Iran has effectively stopped expanding active uranium enrichment since September, diplomats said, while considering a big power offer to fuel a medical reactor if it turns over enriched material seen as an atomic bomb risk. Full Article
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