Nato eyes Libya endgame
Nato defence ministers huddle on Wednesday for talks on the air war in Libya amid calls for allies to step up their contributions as strikes to dislodge a defiant Muammar Gaddafi escalate.
Indians aim to strengthen hold, WI aim revival in 2nd ODI
It was not the most comprehensive of wins but having taken a morale-boosting 1-0 lead in the series, India would look to press home the advantage against a nervy West Indies in the second one-dayer, here on Wednesday.
I want to establish myself on this tour: Rohit
The middle-order mainstay of a second-string Indian cricket team, Rohit Sharma says he has a career to make and a reputation to defend in the ongoing ODI series against the West Indies here.
Japan backs UN Chief Ban’s intention to seek 2nd term
Japan will back UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon who has announced his bid for a second five-year term, top government official said on Tuesday.
Pranab Gogoi new Speaker of Assam Assembly
Pranab Gogoi, newly elected Congress MLA from Sibsagar constituency, was on Monday unanimously elected as the speaker of the 13th Assam Assembly.
PM failed, I used Shivaji's tactics to survive: Ramdev
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev on Monday criticised Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, saying he had failed to discharge his duty.
Ban calls for restraint after Golan shooting
UN Chief Ban Ki-moon on Monday called on all parties in the Arab-Israeli conflict to exercise “maximum restraint” and expressed “deep concern” about the shooting on the Golan heights.
12 killed in attacks in Baghdad and central Iraq
Violence in Baghdad and central Iraq on Monday killed 12 people, including eight soldiers struck by a car bomb driven by a suicide attacker in Saddam Hussein’s hometown of Tikrit, officials said.
Yemen dissidents urge swift action in Saleh absence
Yemeni dissidents on Monday called for a swift power transfer as the opposition vowed to block the return President Ali Abdullah Saleh whose party insists he will be back after surgery in Saudi Arabia.
Garg’s murder was result of immaturity: Defence lawyer
The lawyer of a 16-year-old boy, who has pleaded guilty to killing Indian student Nitin Garg, told a court here that the murder was a result of immaturity of his client believed to be on of the youngest persons in Victorian state of Australia to commit the crime.