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U.S. Military Launch Strikes In Libya »
After the France jet reaches the Libyan airspace, now it is the United States military that has come to action. The U.S. military has launched airstrikes on the air defenses of Libyan strongman Col. Moammar gaddafi, said...
Fresh 6 Magnitude Earthquake in Japan »
Tokyo, March 16: The aftershocks of the tsunami and earthquake of last Friday have barely settled in Japan when a fresh earthquake has rocked the nation again. The tremor struck off the east coast of the island...
Japanese Govt Might Need Help Of US Military Forces To Stop Radiation »
On the brink of facing a major nuclear disaster, the Japanese government acknowledged on Wednesday that might need the help of US military forces in order to stop emission of radioactive substances from nuclear power plant. Speaking...
United States Sends Coolant To Japanese Nuclear Plant »
Following the massive earthquake measuring 8.9 on Richter scale which rocked Japan yesterday, the United States has transported coolant to a Japanese nuclear power plant which bore the brunt of the earthquake. It is to be noted...
Earthquake Of 8.9 Magnitude Results In Tsunami In Japan »
An earthquake of magnitude 8.9 hit Japan’s northeastern Honshu Island, following which a 4 meter Tsunami has hit the country’s coastlines. Warnings of a 10 meter Tsunami have been issued. The earth quake struck at 2.46 pm...
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Warns About LTTE’s Camps Being Operated In India »
Warning that LTTE is trying to regroup itself, Sri Lankan Prime Minister D M Jayaratne said that the terrorist organization is furtively operating camps in Tamil Nadu. It is believed that the camps are being operated by...
Minorities Minister Of Pakistan Shahbaz Bhatti Shot Dead »
Shahbaz Bhatti, Pakistani federal minister for minority affairs was shot dead on Wednesday morning by Pakistan Taliban members in Islamabad. Mr Bhatti was killed at around 11:15 am (local time) when he was on his way to...
Israeli Ex-President Convicted On Rape Charges »
December 30 — Former Israeli President Moshe Katsav was chareged on Thursday of raping an employee of a tourism ministry and sexually harassing other two women. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, “This is a sad day for...
Snowstorm Blanket Disrupts Travel In New York »
December 27 — New York’s major airports remains closed on Monday after National Wearther Service has warned of a blizzard warning for parts of New York, New Jersey and other states of U.S. On Sunday high winds,...
6.5-magnitude Earthquake In Southeastern Iran Kills 7 »
December 21 — A strong earthquake on Tuesday of magniture 6.5 in the remote area of southeast Iran killed seven people and injured 33 others. The quake hit a small town named Hosseinabad where there are a...
Wen Jiabao Praises Pak Terror Fight »
December 19 — Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao backs the role of Pakistan in fighting against terrorism. He told to the lawmakers on Sunday in Islamabad that the sacrifice of the nation in the global fight against terrorism...
WikiLeaks: Julian Assange Gets Bail »
December 16 — WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange wins court bail battle on Thursday with a conditional release on $315,000 surety amid the appeal of British prosecutors against the decision in the British High Court. Judge Duncan Ouseley...
WikiLeaks: Assange Granted Bail, Awaits Court Review »
December 15 — A British judge on Tuesday agreed to release WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on bail, potentially setting him to fight an extradition warrant from outside jail to Sweden. Mr Assange was backed by wealthy people...
Twin Blasts in Stockholm, 1 Killed, 2 Injured »
December 12 — Two suicide blasts in central Stockholm on Saturday killed one and injured two others. Foreign minister Carl Bildt called it to be a terrorist attack. The blasts came minutes after a news agency there...
Myanmar Opting To Become Nuke Power: WikiLeaks »
December 11 — The latest in WikiLeaks reveals secret nuclear and missile sites are being made in Myanmar with the help of North Korean technicians. An officer of Burma was quoted in the cable from US embassy...
No Links To Recent Cyber Attacks: WikiLeaks »
December 10 — On Friday, WikiLeaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson says they had no links to the recent cyber attaks on globla companies and they also had not supported the online campaign. In a statement Hrafnsson said, the...
Swedish Government Site Hacked, Down For Several Hours »
December 09 — The Swedish government official site was offline for several hours yesterday night displaying a message that the site could not be reached. Hackers also targeted commercial websites such as MaterCard, Visa and PayPal on...
Ten-Million-Rupee Reward Spying Against Taliban: Pak Announces »
November 28 — Spy against Taliban and get richer by $120,000. This is what Pakistan government is offering as a reward to those who will bring information about Taliban militants that is linked to attacks or planned...
Eight Dead In Karachi Cargo Plane Crash »
November 28 — A cargo plane Ilyshin IL-76 for Sudanese capital Khartoum has crashed in Karachi’s residential area near to the airport early Sunday, killing all the 8 crew members on board. According the civil aviation authority...
Guangzhou Bids Adieu To 16th Asian Games »
By SUNIL Sonkar November 28 — The curtains of biggest Asain Games ever brought down on Saturday at the Haixinsha Island on the Pearl River of China with dazzling fireworks litening the skies, foot-tapping music and cultural...
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