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Sharif’s party welcomes Benazir’s plan
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Muslim League (N) on Friday welcomed the planned return of rival party leader Benazir Bhutto but expressed regret that its own leader Nawaz Sharif had been turned away at the gates. “We are very clear on ...

Immigration law change in France causes furore
Paris: An amendment to French immigration laws that will allow visa seekers to undergo DNA testing in order to prove their blood ties to a resident in France has caused a furore here with human rights activists and Left wing politicians ...

U.S.-U.K. war of words hots up
LONDON: The transatlantic war of words over Iraq hotted up on Friday after the British Ambassador to the United States, David Manning, claimed that Britain was misled by Americans over their post-invasion plans. According to ...

INDIA AND THE WORLD
India keen to work with Thailand
BANGKOK: India has indicated its willingness to cooperate with Thailand in the civilian nuclear energy sector “once the India-specific arrangement is in place” after discussions between New Delhi and the International Atomic Energy ...

INDIA AND THE WORLD
India turns focus on China in ‘Look East’ policy


INDIA AND THE WORLD
‘Sea change’ in India’s policy: Musharraf
“We have made them agree that Kashmir is a core issue”

INTERNATIONAL
Benazir to land in Karachi on October 18, says PPP
She will have to face graft charges: Minister

INTERNATIONAL
Russian Premier vows to fight corruption
MOSCOW: Russia’s new Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov pledged to further bolster the national defence industry and fight rampant corruption, as Parliament overwhelmingly endorsed his appointment. “Our strategic goal is to help ...

INTERNATIONAL
Colombo vows to end terrorism within stipulated time-frame


Sunni leader’s assassination could reignite violence
DUBAI: The assassination of a high profile anti-Al-Qaeda tribal leader could dent American efforts to quell violence in a troubled Iraqi province. A roadside bomb on Thursday killed Sheikh Abdul Sattar Abu Reesha near his home in Ramadi, the ...

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