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Talks between Iran and IAEA hit snag
Concern over Iran’s “alleged studies” to develop n-warhead

“Moderate” with Taliban ties to head Kashmir panel
ISLAMABAD: Pakistani parliamentarians on Tuesday elected a wily politician who has built a reputation as a pragmatic moderate despite his pro-Taliban background to head an all-party committee on Kashmir. As chairman of the Kashmir ...

We’ll stop U.S. raids with force: Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s military has ordered its forces to open fire if U.S. troops launch another raid across the Afghan border, said an Army spokesman on Tuesday. The orders mark a dangerous escalation in tension between ...

Nigerian militants target oil pipelines
LAGOS: Militants said on Tuesday they sabotaged a pipeline overnight in Nigeria’s southern oil region but failed to gain entry into another facility, the latest in a spike in violence across the oil-pumping region of Africa’s ...

Anwar is dreaming, says Abdullah
SINGAPORE: Claims and counter-claims about the status of Malaysia’s ruling coalition were traded on Tuesday, the timeline set by leader of the opposition Anwar Ibrahim, for announcing an alternative government under his stewardship. ...

“Surrender only option for LTTE”
COLOMBO: Expressing his government’s determination to “completely crush” the LTTE sooner than later, Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa has said he is very happy with the progress the military has made so far in its quest ...

O. J. Simpson trial begins
Los Angeles: Thirteen years after being cleared of murdering his ex-wife and her friend, O. J. Simpson returned to a criminal court on Monday to face charges that, if convicted, could see him jailed for the rest of his life. Facing 12 ...

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