Talks with Taliban bolstered by Pakistan supportAfghanistan has praised Pakistan's offer to help mediate with the... | |
Christian and Muslim sites being ignored by Israel, says U.S. State DepartmentThe U.S. State Department has scolded Israel for only recognizing Jewish holy... |
Gates says Gulf countries are worried about IranU.S. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has met lkeaders in Saudi Arabia and the UAE to garner support for increasing sanctions against... |
CIA allegedly engaged in LSD experiment in FranceThe UK newspaper The Telegraph has revealed allegations contained in a new book that the CIA engaged in a mind control experiment in a village in... |
New Chile president takes office as earth continues to shakeSebastian Pinera has been sworn in as Chile's new president as the country still shakes from aftershocks following February's massive... |
| Thousands protest against France education reforms Thousands of students and teachers took to the streets here Friday to protest against French President Nicolas Sarkozy's education reforms, Xinhua... |
| Dubai to host Arab human genetics conference The third Pan Arab Human Genetics Conference will begin here Saturday, WAM news agency... |
| Cuba, Russia sign telecommunications pact Cuba and Russia have signed a pact to collaborate in the telecommunications field, Prensa Latina... |
| Starving sea lions wash ashore in California Hundreds of starving sea lions are washing ashore along the California coast as El Nino weather conditions warm the Pacific Ocean and drive away their usual prey, according to media reports... |
| Five blasts shake Lahore after two suicide bombings Five successive low-intensity blasts hit Pakistan's eastern city Lahore Friday, less than 12 hours after massive twin blasts killed at least 48 people and injured 95 in the... |
| Five successive blasts rip through Lahore Five successive blasts within the span of 45 minutes ripped through a market place in Pakistan's eastern city Lahore Friday, less than 12 hours after twin blasts rocked the town, killing 48... |
| Fourth blast hits Lahore market Yet another blast rocked a market place in Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore Friday. This is the fourth explosion in the area in the past 12... |
| Third blast rips a market in Lahore, 4 injured Hours after two suicide attacks targeted a military convoy in Lahore, killing at least 48 people Friday, a powerful third blast ripped through a crowded market place in Pakistan's eastern... |
| Follow laws or face consequences, China tells Google China warned Friday that internet search software giant Google will have to face consequence if it violates laws in the communist... |
| Pakistan tests missiles, torpedoes in Arabian Sea Pakistan Friday successfully test-fired new missiles and torpedoes in the Arabian Sea, the country's navy... |
| Indian paintings' exhibition opens in southern Kazakh city 'Kalpana', an exhibition comprising the works of 14 renowned Indian artists, has opened at a glittering ceremony in Shymkent, the capital of South Kazakhstan at the newly constructed and prestigious art... |
| 28 killed in Kazakhstan chopper crash, flood At least 28 people were killed in the central Asian Republic of Kazakhstan after severe flooding and a helicopter crash, local media reported... |
| Eight killed in helicopter crash in Kazakhstan Eight people were killed in a helicopter crash in eastern Kazakhstan, an official said... |
| Supreme Court orders Zardari graft cases to be reopened The noose seems to be tightening around Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, with the Supreme Court saying a Swiss money laundering case against him should be immediately... |
| Twin suicide bombings kill 48 in Lahore At least 48 people, including 18 soldiers, were killed and 95 more were injured Friday when two suicide bombings targeted a military convoy in Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore, security officials... |
| US concerned over extra-judicial killings in India The US has expressed concern over reported extra-judicial killings of people in custody and torture and rape by police and other security forces in... |
| Extension unlikely for Pakistan Army chief Pakistan Army chief Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, who is due to retire in October, is unlikely to get an extension, a close aide of President Asif Ali Zardari has... |
| Everest superstar eyes 20th summit Fifty-year-old Apa Sherpa, who has become almost as legendary as the mountain that has been his permanent pursuit, is aiming to break his own incredible record by summiting Mt Everest, the highest peak in the world, for the 20th time this... |
| Have pre-marriage health check: Chinese official Pre-marriage health check-ups should be held as there has been an increase in the congenital defect rate among new born babies, a Chinese official said here... |
| 20 die in Lahore twin bombings Twenty people were killed and 40 injured Friday when two suicide bombers struck in a densely populated area in the Pakistani city of Lahore, rescuers... |
| Jessica still in search of true love Singer-actress Jessica Simpson, who had several failed romances, says she still hopes to find the 'right... |
| China warns Google of 'consequences' Google will have to 'bear the consequence' if it insists on violating China's laws and regulations, a senior official warned... |
| Pakistani apex court unhappy with Zardari case The Pakistani Supreme Court Friday expressed unhappiness over the lack of action in reopening a Swiss money laundering case involving President Asif Ali Zardari. It has asked the country's anti-corruption watchdog to speed up... |
| Blast in Lahore A massive bomb blast shook the Pakistani city of Lahore Friday, Xinhua news agency reported. The explosion took place near a bus... |
| Pakistan Navy tests missile The Pakistan Navy tested missiles and torpedoes in the Arabian Sea, authorities said... |
| India gets generally clean chit on human rights from US The US has praised the Indian government for its human rights record, but expressed concern over reported extra-judicial killings of people in custody, disappearances, and torture and rape by police and other security... |
| Locking lips with Fanning was cool: Kristen Stewart Actress Kristen Stewart says she didn't mind kissing co-star Dakota Fanning in their new movie 'The Runaways' and described the experience as... |
| Senior cleric, three others killed in Pakistan attack Four people, including a senior Muslim cleric, were killed in a drive-by shooting in Pakistan's southern port city of Karachi, police said... |
| LeT ambitions extend beyond India: US experts Leading South Asia experts say the US should be prepared to take action against the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), blamed for the Mumbai terror attacks, if Pakistan is unable or unwilling to act against the terror outfit that remains its spearhead against... |
| LeT group of savages needs to be crushed: US lawmakers Describing Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) as a 'deadly serious group of fanatics,' US lawmakers have asked Obama administration to push Islamabad to crush the Pakistan-based terror outfit blamed for the 2008 Mumbai... |
| Argentina's `robbery of the century' upstaged by new heist Argentine police are investigating a spectacular assault on a Buenos Aires bank amid the trial of those accused of pulling off the 2006 heist dubbed the 'robbery of the... |
| Rise in number of Indians holidaying in Australia There has been a 26 percent increase in Indians holidaying in Australia's Victoria state in the year ending December 2009 as compared to the same period in 2008, reveals a survey that comes in the backdrop of a string of attacks on Indian students in this... |
| Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre opens in Dhaka The Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre (IGCC) has opened in Dhaka with a display of art works by 27 renowned Bangladeshi... |
| Brazilian firm announces oil find in Colombia Brazilian state-controlled energy giant Petrobras has said that it discovered oil at a block in eastern... |
| End emergency, reconcile with Tamils, Canada tells Sri Lanka Canada, home to the biggest Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora, Thursday urged Sri Lanka to lift the state of emergency imposed during the onslaught on the Tamil... |
| Kerala scam accused Canadian company under scanner at home Canada's SNC-Lavalin company, that was at the centre of a headline-grabbing bribery scandal in Kerala, is now under scanner at home for allegedly overcharging in government building... |
| Top US senator's wife, daughter, injured in accident The wife of US Senate Majority Leader... |
| 12 strong quakes shake Chile on inauguration day Twelve strong earthquakes shook Chile Thursday, including some just minutes before the start of the inaugural ceremony of incoming President Sebastian... |
| Obama donates Nobel Peace Prize money US President Barack Obama has donated the $1.4 million that came with winning the Nobel Peace Prize to charity, the White House said... |
| US raises concerns about human rights in Pakistan Extrajudicial killings by the Pakistani military in the ongoing fight with insurgents have further added to human rights concerns in the country, the US State Department said... |
| Sarkozy dusts off rumours of marriage strain French President Nicolas Sarkozy Friday termed as 'ridiculous rumours' the media reports about extramarital affair of his wife Carla Bruni, who was reported to have been holidaying in Thailand with an old... |
| Robbie Williams offers Mark Owen his house as getaway Singer Robbie Williams has come forward to help former 'Take That' bandmate Mark Owen who is going through marriage... |
| British Airways cabin crews to begin strike next week British Airways (BA) said Friday it feared 'massive disruption' from threatened strikes by cabin crews later this month as Prime Minister Gordon Brown called for a last-ditch negotiated settlement between the airline and trade... |
| Manmohan Singh to get World Statesman award Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will be presented the Appeal of Conscience Foundation 2010 World Statesman Award in September in New... |
| Hoffman to don director's hat for comedy Actor Dustin Hoffman is said to be in final talks to direct 'Quartet', a comedy that will star Maggie Smith, Albert Finney and Tom... |