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Train Hits Minibus in Indonesia, Killing 13
oktober 01, 2013by latadmin
JAKARTA, Indonesia — Police say a passenger train slammed into a minibus that was carrying families of hajj pilgrims on Indonesia’s Java island, killing 13...
Maldives: Court to Rule on Election Petition Soon
oktober 01, 2013by latadmin
UNITED NATIONS — Maldives says its Supreme Court is expected to rule in the coming days on a petition that has held up a second round of voting in its contentious...
American’s viral ‘I quit’ video hits home in Taiwan
oktober 01, 2013by latadmin
TAIPEI, Taiwan — An American woman who used a mocking video to quit her job at an animated graphics company here has virally showcased Taiwan’s demanding...
Image of the Day: October 1
oktober 01, 2013by latadmin
Andhra Pradesh (India), Elderly, Hyderabad (India) Related Posts From India Ink Political Battles Intensify in Andhra Pradesh After Jailed Politician Gets Bail...
China Arrests Activist for Seeking Public Comment in Rights Report
oktober 01, 2013by latadmin
VOA News BEIJING — Later this month, China's human rights record comes under United Nations scrutiny as part of the U.N.’s regular review of members'...
Typhoon Wutip hits Vietnam
september 30, 2013by latadmin
30 September 2013 Last updated at 15:49 BST China and Vietnam have been hit by Typhoon Wutip, with thousands evacuated from central Vietnam. On Monday, Vietnam was...
Pentagon chief, at Korean DMZ, says U.S. will not cut force in Korea
september 30, 2013by latadmin
By David Alexander PANMUNJOM, Korean Demilitarized Zone (Reuters) – U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel toured the Korean DMZ on Monday under the watchful eye of...
Indian opposition figure Modi attacks Gandhi political dynasty
september 30, 2013by latadmin
India’s leading opposition figure, Narendra Modi, took aim at the Gandhi family political dynasty as he sharpened attacks on the ruling party before a crowd that...
US defence chief Chuck Hagel tours Korean DMZ, watched by the North
september 30, 2013by latadmin
US Secretary of Defence Chuck Hagel toured the Korean demilitarised zone yesterday, under the watchful eye of North Korean soldiers, and said the Pentagon had no plan to...
Yudhoyono, Abbott optimistic about future bilateral relations
september 30, 2013by latadmin
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and visiting Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott have expressed their optimism about future relations between the countries.
