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Afghan Defence Ministry attacked
Alleged Taliban sleeper agent kills two

Japan to review nuclear policy
SINGAPORE: Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan on Monday promised to “review the nation's nuclear energy policy” by thinking out of the box on this sensitive issue. Mr. Kan's new pledge acquires unusual importance because of ...

France wins migrants row with Italy
Paris: Paris crowed victory in its month-long immigration row with Italy when the European Union's Home Affairs Commissioner declared France had a right to temporarily halt a rail link between the two countries. Several trains carrying ...

Violence over Nigeria election
ABUJA (Nigeria): Angry opposition supporters in Nigeria's Muslim north set fire to homes bearing ruling party banners on Monday and heavy gunfire rang out in several towns as election officials released results showing the Christian incumbent ...

U.N. chief calls for ceasefire in Libya
DUBAI: Alarmed by the deepening humanitarian crisis in Misurata, United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon has called for an immediate ceasefire in Libya, where forces loyal to Libyan strongman Muammar Qadhafi are battling an armed ...

Nationalists' surge in Finland hits Euro
Paris: A Euro sceptic party, the True Finns jumped into third place in Sunday's parliamentary elections in Finland, winning a record 39 seats in the 200-member assembly. The party, which held just five seats in the outgoing Parliament, is ...

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