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Elusive Indian tiger finally captured in Uttar Pradesh
april 25, 2012by latadmin
A tiger in India that ventured too close to human habitation and avoided capture for more than three months has finally been caught in the state of Uttar Pradesh,...
Vietnam arrests 20 over land eviction: reports
april 25, 2012by latadmin
Vietnam arrested 20 people after heavily-armed riot police used tear gas to break up a protest by hundreds of angry farmers, reports said on Wednesday, in the...
Vietnam land clash: Arrests after police evict hundreds
april 25, 2012by latadmin
Vietnamese police have detained 20 people after hundreds of farmers protested on a disputed plot of land near Hanoi, state media report. Riot police used clubs…
As Myanmar Opens Up, Idyllic Islands Remain Unwelcoming
april 25, 2012by latadmin
KHAYIN KHWA, MYANMAR — The beaches of this southern Burmese archipelago are postcard perfect, easily fulfilling the clichés of a tropical paradise: Ribbons...
Probe into migrant workers` deaths in Malaysia badly needed
april 24, 2012by latadmin
The peculiarity surrounding the recent death of three Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia has become the government`s focus of attention to ask for clarification from...
Military, police members exchange apologies in Gorontalo
april 24, 2012by latadmin
Military (TNI) and police members hugged each other and exchanged apologies here on Tuesday after declaring their commitment to maintaining security in Gorontalo...
Team to probe into three migrant workers` deaths
april 24, 2012by latadmin
Indonesia`s foreign ministry has set up a team to investigate the death case of three migrant workers in Malaysia, following allegations from the workers` families that...
Sudan bombs South, Kiir says rival has ‘declared war’
april 24, 2012by latadmin
South Sudan’s leader accused Sudan of declaring war on Tuesday as Khartoum’s warplanes bombed border regions in defiance of international calls for
Italy pays damages over India fishermen shooting
april 24, 2012by latadmin
The Italian government has paid compensation of $190,000 each to the families of two Indian fishermen allegedly shot dead by Italian marines in February, lawyers said on...
Allen faces ban over China outburst as O’Sullivan wins
april 24, 2012by latadmin
Mark Allen was left contemplating a ban from snooker as officials confirmed they would take disciplinary action after he accused Chinese players of cheating.
