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Bangladesh hit hard by record floods
juli 05, 2012by latadmin
Authorities and aid organisations have distributed essential supplies, including food, drinking water and medicine to thousands of flood victims who are slowly returning...
Indian Kashmir group warns tourists over miniskirts
juli 05, 2012by latadmin
An Islamist group in Indian Kashmir on Thursday warned tourists not to wear miniskirts or other revealing clothes in the disputed region, which is enjoying a sharp...
India’s Kingfisher to sell property to raise funds
juli 05, 2012by latadmin
India’s cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines said on Thursday that it plans to start selling some unused real estate to raise much-required funds. Two properties are...
Mongolian opposition party poised for power
juli 05, 2012by latadmin
Mongolia’s opposition Democratic Party won the most seats in last week’s parliamentary elections, but not enough to secure a majority, according to official...
Hong Kong closes bird market over H5N1 virus
juli 05, 2012by latadmin
Hong Kong on Thursday closed a popular tourist spot where hundreds of caged birds are on display after the deadly H5N1 avian flu virus was detected at one of the stalls....
Pakistani mob kills man ‘for burning Koran’: police
juli 05, 2012by latadmin
A 2,000-strong Pakistani mob snatched a mentally unstable man from a police station, beat him to death and torched his body after he allegedly burned pages from a Koran,...
Cuba Moves Closer to China
juli 05, 2012by latadmin
By BOB DAVIS And WAYNE MA BEIJING—Cuban President Raúl Castro is looking to strengthen the country’s economic ties to Beijing as it moves to liberalize...
Pesbukers TV Show to Go Off Air
juli 05, 2012by latadmin
, Semarang:Indonesian Broadcast Commission (KPI) has issued a letter requiring the show of Pesbukers broadcasted by ANTV to go off air. This follows an incident made by...
Will give moral, political, diplomatic support to
juli 05, 2012by latadmin
Islamabad: Pakistan’s new Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf on Thursday said his government will continue its “moral, political and diplomatic support”...
Indian State’s Grip on Rare Lions May Be Too Tight
juli 05, 2012by latadmin
GIR SANCTUARY, India (AP) — A peacock shrieks. A monkey scrambles higher into the fire-colored canopy of a kesudo tree. And an Asiatic lion — one of the last...
