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NASA satellite will fall in Indian Ocean

WASHINGTON: Russian space experts have forecast that the six-tonne NASA satellite which is set to crash on Earth soon,is likely to fall in the Indian Ocean,north of the Crozet Islands. But NASA said it was still too early to predict the exact crash site.

DSK,French writer to face each other in court

PARIS: Former IMF chief Dominique Strass-Kahn and French writer Tristane Banon,who has accused him of trying to rape her in 2003,have been ordered to appear before a judge to tell their stories as part of an investigation into the case.

Head of troubled Korea bank kills himself

SEOUL: Jeong Gu-Haeng,head of South Koreas Jeil 2 Savings Bank,jumped to his death on Friday as prosecutors expanded their investigation into an alleged corruption scandal by raiding his and six other banks.

US reopens mission in post-Gaddafi Tripoli

TRIPOLI: The US formally reopened its embassy in Libya Thursday. The returning ambassador said the US was cautiously optimistic about the future and trying to help American companies do business here.