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Scotland dismiss claims village photos were not genuine
A leading Scotland official has rejected claims that photos detailing the shocking onditions inside the athletes'...
Read moreKarzai confirms informal Taliban talks ongoing
KABUL: Afghan President Hamid Karzai confirmed his government has been in informal talks with the Taliban...
Read moreUAE closes airspace to MacKay, Natynczyk
A military source in Ottawa says the United Arab Emirates closed its airspace Monday to Canadian...
Read moreIndia set to get UNSC non-permanent seat in Tuesday’s elections
UNITED NATIONS, Oct 11 (APP): The General Assembly will meet Tuesday to elect five new non-permanent...
Read moreChina allows Nobel Peace Prize laureate to meet wife
In the first whisper of a comment since he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 48...
Read morePakistani national opens restaurant with traditional
BEIJING (October 11 2010): A Pakistani national here on Sunday opened a restaurant in popular Sanlitun...
Read moreBurhan-ud-Din appointed Peace Council’s Chairman
KABUL: Former Afghan President Burhan-ud-Din Rabbani was appointed the head of Peace Council which was formed...
Read moreKashmir tragedy 2010, inquiry to stop at 17 deaths
SRINAGAR: The government has declared that the two-member Judicial Commission headed by Justice (Retd) Syed Bashirudin...
Read moreBangladesh: 40 missing as bus meets mishap
DHAKA: Around 40 people went missing while eight others swam ashore when a crowded bus plunged...
Read moreGeneral Kayani blocking every key US move
WASHINGTON, Oct 10: The latest book by journalist Bob Woodward remarkably paints Pakistan Army Chief General...
Read moreAfghan President Karzai confirms Taliban ‘contacts’
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has confirmed that "unofficial contacts" with the Taliban have been taking place...
Read more“India-Pakistan ties improved under Manmohan, not Vajpayee”
The former Pakistani President, Parvez Musharraf, has said that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh deserves “full marks”...
Read more2 Taliban commanders killed; 2 NATO troops die
A senior Taliban commander and two other insurgents were killed in a firefight with NATO and Afghan forces in...
Read moreJapan stimulus to inject $60bn into flagging economy
The Japanese cabinet has approved a plan to pump more than $60bn (£38bn) into the country's...
Read moreChinese Dissident Liu Xiaobo Wins the Nobel Peace Prize
In a sharp rebuke to Beijing, the Nobel Committee named imprisoned Chinese scholar Liu Xiaobo the...
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