- Pakistan denies presence of Mullah Omar in the country
- Pak PM says new Afghan policy should not affect regional balance
- ISI helped Mullah Omar to flee to Karachi to escape US drone attacks
- UNICEF State of The World's Children report commemorates 20 years of Convention on Rights of t
- 13 killed in Afghan suicide bomb attack
- MP lodges police complaint against MIC chief, son
- 'MIC gave RM1.5 miliion to Malay Indian NGOs in Johor'
- Malaysian state Penang looking to explore untapped Indian market
- Palin opposes Obama's freeze settlements demands as all Jews need place to live
- Israel asks world to deny N-right to Iran
Hijacked Stolt Valor crew members return home
NI Wire, Mon, 24 Nov 2008
After spending a two-month horrifying time swinging between life and death, five of the 18 Indian captive crew members of the Japanese-owned chemical tanker MV Stolt Valor reached Mumbai on Monday.
Election in Bangladesh: Things are going to get better
Kazi Mohoshin Al Abbas, Mon, 24 Nov 2008
The Election Commission (EC) in Bangladesh, in a fresh announcement on Sunday (November 23) has rescheduled the dateline for the upcoming parliamentary and upzila elections.
Countries unite against tobacco industry interference
NI Wire, Sat, 22 Nov 2008
Today on November 22, 2008, 160 countries agreed on strong new guidelines to block tobacco industry interference in global health policies and the implementation of the global tobacco treaty.
India, Turkey to start negotiation on FTA
NI Wire, Sat, 22 Nov 2008
India and Turkey have mutually agreed to set up a Joint Study Group to explore the possibility of beginning a bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA). For this, both the nations would direct their delegates to kick off negotiations on FTA;
Effective tobacco control policies in Nepal shaping up
Bobby Ramakant, Fri, 21 Nov 2008
Government delegation from Nepal is among those 160 countries' delegations currently meeting in Durban, South Africa, to negotiate guidelines for provisions of the global tobacco treaty (17-22 November 2008).
