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Pakistan denies ‘absurd’ accusations on bin Laden (AFP)
mei 09, 2011by latadmin
AFP – Pakistan’s prime minister on Monday dismissed as “absurd” accusations that Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden must have benefited from...
U.S. pushes China on human rights as talks open (Reuters)
mei 09, 2011by latadmin
Reuters – U.S. and Chinese officials opened two days of talks on Monday in broad agreement on the need to bolster a fragile global recovery but with Washington...
SKorean president: may invite NKorea’s Kim
mei 09, 2011by latadmin
BERLIN – South Korea’s president said Monday that he is prepared to invite North Korean leader Kim Jong Il to an international nuclear security summit in...
Biden, Clinton bluntly press China on rights
mei 09, 2011by latadmin
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Vice President Joseph Biden warned China Monday the United States would press hard on human rights, over which the two sides have a...
Indian court urges death penalty for ‘honour killings’
mei 09, 2011by latadmin
NEW DELHI (AFP) – India's top court said Monday the death penalty should be given to those found guilty of so-called honour killings, calling the crime a...
Advisory: Bin Laden Taiwan story withdrawn
mei 09, 2011by latadmin
Please be advised that Saturday's story from Taiwan, which quoted a judo coach saying he had…
Pakistan denies ‘absurd’ accusations over bin Laden
mei 09, 2011by latadmin
ISLAMABAD (AFP) – Pakistan's prime minister on Monday dismissed as "absurd" accusations that Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden must have benefited...
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Complains of a Bin Laden ‘Blame Game’
mei 09, 2011by latadmin
A day after President Obama told 60 Minutes Osama bin Laden that the U.S. and Pakistan need to investigate, Pakistani Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani (pictured...
Prime Minister Is Defiant as Pakistan Outs C.I.A. Officer
mei 09, 2011by latadmin
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — In an address to Parliament, Prime Minister Yousaf Gilani on Monday defended Pakistan’s spy agency and indirectly criticized the United...
Gen. Petraeus on bin Laden-Taliban link
mei 09, 2011by latadmin
KABUL, Afghanistan — The killing of Osama bin Laden may weaken al-Qaida’s influence on the Afghan Taliban, the U.S. military commander in Afghanistan said....
