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China to overhaul legal system
Citizens to be entitled to rights defendable in a court of law

Justice Chaudhary says his hands are clean
Tells TV channel he is determined to fight his case and that he is not scared to face the Supreme Judicial Council

More precision raids in Sri Lanka
Heavy build-up of LTTE activities

Russia steps up pressure on Iran
MOSCOW: Russia has stepped up pressure on Iran to comply with U.N. Security Council demands to suspend uranium enrichment. An "informed" Kremlin source accused Tehran of "abusing" Russia's diplomatic support and trying to use Moscow for its ...

Tsvangirai denied bail
Produced in court two days after arrest

Support Alternative for the Americas plan: Chavez
PORT-AU-PRINCE (HAITI): Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, shadowing his political foil, U.S. President George W. Bush on a tour of Western hemisphere nations, said Mr. Bush represents the ``most cynical, most murderous empire in all of history'' ...

Sudan behind Darfur abuses, says U.N.
International response inadequate and ineffective

Saudi peace proposal hailed
Important progress, say Israel and Palestinians

Japan, Australia sign security accord
SINGAPORE: Japan and Australia, close allies of the U.S., on Tuesday signed a declaration on security cooperation. Both sides said the agreement, signed by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his Australian counterpart John Howard in ...

Bangladesh politicians face charges
DHAKA: The offices of all political parties across Bangladesh are under lock and key after the military-backed caretaker Government imposed a total ban on political activities. The strict implementation of emergency rules has thrown ...

HAUNTING MEMORIES
Japan sued for starting war
TOKYO: More than 60 years after their homes were turned into infernos by U.S. B-29 bombers, a group of Tokyo residents has demanded compensation from the Japanese Government for starting the war and not acting quickly enough to end it. This ...

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