International nuclear order cannot be "discriminatory": India
Betwa Sharma
INDO-PAK Krishna to meet Qureshi; to talk tough on Mumbai terror attack
New York, Sep 27 (PTI) India will step up pressure on
Islamabad to speed up the probe into the 26/11 terror attacks
and bring the perpetrators of the carnage, including
INDO-PAK 2LST
On the Mumbai attacks, Singh said, "we have supplied
our material and evidence for them to carry out
investigations. Although the tragedy took place in India, the
Light-water reactors not part of grand bargain for N. Korea: Seoul
(ATTN: ADDS background; RECASTS lead; CORRECTS name of envoy in para 4; TRIMS)
INCHEON, Sept. 27 (Yonhap) -- South Korea ruled out the construction of
Various cost rises due to hit nation`s family budgets from October
TOKYO, Sept. 27 Kyodo -
A series of fee hikes scheduled in October are expected to strain family
budgets in Japan, threatening to dampen consumer spending for a prolonged
UK ready to raise development aid to Yemen
NEW YORK, Sep. 27 (Saba) - British
Foreign Minister David Miliband said on Sunday that the United Kingdom is ready to
increase its
OIC condemns acts of sabotage in Saada
NEW YORK, Sep.27 (Saba)-Organization of
Islamic Conference (OIC) condemned on Sunday acts of sabotage done by rebels in
Saada.
Hatoyama to visit S. Korea, meet President Lee on Oct. 9
SEOUL, Sept. 27 Kyodo -
Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama is scheduled to visit South Korea and
Thousands without power in Tassie
Thousands of homes in Tasmania will remain without power overnight after southerly
winds lashed the state, bringing down trees and heavy bands of rain.
Stars lead planning laws rally in Sydney
Actors, comedians and TV and radio personalities have joined MPs and angry residents
in staging a mock funeral in protest at the NSW government's planning laws.
