- Brit kids banned from paddling in water during school trips!
- Race row erupts over British National Party-backed film
- Detained asylum-seekers' spokesman 'Alex' a smuggler: Sri Lankan Govt.
- The British woman who has two vaginas
- Pakistanis blame 'foreign powers' for deadly Peshawar blast
- Lolita author's last novel The Original of Laura published
- Karzai will lose international support if he fails to get rid of corruption: Brown
- 'Reputation of British Armed Forces at risk in Afghanistan'
- 'Petrified' Palin bans phones, laptops, cameras from speech venue
- Lesbian kiss girls win £1000 over nightclub ban!
Hindus, Jews ask EU to improve human rights in Italy
NI Wire, Fri, 6 Feb 2009
Taking note of the recent wave of racial and ethnic tensions, an alarming growth of xenophobia climate in Italy, Hindus and Jews have asked for immediate intervention of European Union for improving the Italian human rights situation.
TIFA and transit, much talked about issues in Bangladesh
Kazi Mohoshin Al Abbas, Thu, 5 Feb 2009
Reports appeared in local press quoting Faruk Khan, the commerce minister, said that the government of Bangladesh has intention to sign TIFA with USA and providing transit to India.
India, IAEA ink nuclear safeguards pact
NI Wire, Tue, 3 Feb 2009
Taking a step forward towards implementation of bilateral civilian nuclear pacts, India on Monday signed a key safeguards agreement with International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
Seminar on Gandhi and his experiments
NI Wire, Tue, 3 Feb 2009
Because of renewed interest in Mahatma Gandhi and his ideas, "The Life, Experiments and Philosophy of Gandhi" were discussed in a seminar at Sivananda Ashram Yoga Farm in Grass Valley (California, USA).
Lankan army chases rebels, shelling on hospital invites criticism
Nava Thakuria, Mon, 2 Feb 2009
The Sri Lankan army vows to destroy the remaining hideouts of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam amidst international cries that civilians were being targeted





