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16 Pakistan soldiers killed in ambush
Blast rips truck in the NWFP

LTTE bases destroyed
COLOMBO: The Air Force on Thursday claimed to have raided two bases of the LTTE including a centre in the north where the “Black Tigers,” the suicide squad of the Tigers, are trained. The raids came after a 21-member LTTE ...

Time is running out, Turkey tells Iraq
DUBAI: Turkey has urged Iraq to come out with concrete proposals to tackle the crisis resulting from Sunday’s cross-border ambush of Turkish troops by Kurdish rebels of the PKK. Speaking ahead of a visit to Turkey by a high-level ...

Solar particle detector activated
BEIJING: Chinese scientists have successfully activated the first probing equipment on the Chang’e-1 lunar orbiter on Thursday to start exploring the environment between the Earth and the Moon. The high-energy solar particle ...

Space shuttle Discovery docks with ISS
Houston: Space shuttle Discovery docked with the International Space Station on Thursday, and its crew prepared to embark on the most challenging construction work ever attempted in a single mission. With commander Pamela Melroy at the ...

Taliban must be checked: Brown
LONDON: Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Thursday voiced Britain’s frustration over its allies’ lack of enthusiasm in meeting their military commitment to Afghanistan. At a press conference during Afghan President Hamid ...

Estrada pardoned
MANILA: Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on Thursday granted pardon to the convicted former President, Joseph Estrada, who was sentenced to life for plunder. Mr. Estrada (70) was found guilt of amassing assets worth ...

U.S. committed to diplomatic solution: Rice
WASHINGTON: As the United States imposed sweeping new sanctions against Iran on Thursday, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Washington remained committed to “‘a diplomatic solution.” Other officials echoed that ...

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