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Afghanistan’s daunting corruption challenge
mei 18, 2012by latadmin
Afghanistan has been ranked as one of the top five most corrupt nations on earth, with officials and foreign contractors benefiting from the siphoning away of hundreds...
Operations for evacuation of Sukhoi victims formally closed
mei 18, 2012by latadmin
After ten days, operations to search and evacuate the victims of Sukhoi Superjet 100 which crashed with 45 passengers on board on Mount Salak, in Bogor, West Java, May...
UN Urges Massive Support for Afghan Forces
mei 18, 2012by latadmin
Connect With Us on Twitter Follow @nytimesworld for international breaking news and headlines. Twitter List: Reporters and Editors UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The United...
US House of Representatives votes to sell Taiwan jets
mei 18, 2012by latadmin
The House of Representatives has voted to require the United States to sell 66 new fighter-jets to Taiwan, with lawmakers saying the deal would close a growing military...
India probes Dalit leader Mayawati’s palm tree imports
mei 18, 2012by latadmin
Police in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh are investigating reports that former chief minister Mayawati used millions of dollars in state funds to import...
Facebook figures belie potential rocky road ahead
mei 18, 2012by latadmin
No one can deny the figures look incredibly rosy. On Friday social networking site Facebook was due to raise a mammoth $18 billion on the Nasdaq stock exchange. With the...
Archery remains a popular sport in Pakistan
mei 18, 2012by latadmin
Cricket may be the first sport that comes to mind when thinking of Pakistan, but archery has enjoyed popularity in the Khyber…
Five hundred schools closed after attacks in Afghanistan
mei 17, 2012by latadmin
According to the Afghan Ministry of Culture, 500 schools in the south of the country have…
Casey Stoner to quit MotoGP at end of season
mei 17, 2012by latadmin
World motorcycling champion Casey Stoner stunned the sport…
Indian cabinet clears Turkmenistan gas deal
mei 17, 2012by latadmin
The Indian government has approved a deal to buy natural gas from Turkmenistan via a $7.6 billion pipeline passing through Afghanistan and Pakistan, reports said on...
