- 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!
Swiss city Lausanne says 'no' to Gandhi street
NI Wire, Sat, 15 Nov 2008
Lausanne, fifth largest city of Switzerland, has said "no" to the request of naming a street after peace icon Mahatma Gandhi.
Three points, PM underlines to discuss at G-20
NI Wire, Fri, 14 Nov 2008
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has underlined three points that he will discuss at the Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy being held in Washington on November 14 and 15.
'Suspend Burma's membership from BIMSTEC'
Nava Thakuria, Fri, 14 Nov 2008
The BIMSTEC leadership has been exposed to inherent anger of the pro-democracy activists in India, who had demanded to review the membership of Burmese junta in the prestigious forum.
PM calls for a new 'strategic thrust' to BIMSTEC
NI Wire, Thu, 13 Nov 2008
Pressing for an early conclusion of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA), Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in an opening remarks at the BIMSTEC summit Thursday in New Delhi called upon the member countries to provide a new "strategic thrust"
Discussing Women, War & Displacement
Nava Thakuria, Thu, 13 Nov 2008
Supply of arms from India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia with other countries, mushrooming of several armed paramilitary groups with the endorsement of Colombo and the militarisation of societies in Sri Lanka
