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Terrorism is getting defeated: Rajapaksa
Military says hundreds crossing over from LTTE areas

Blair skips Iraq debate in House
MPs call for inquiry into invasion

U.S. unveils ray gun
MOODY AIR FORCE BASE (U.S.): The American military's new weapon is a ray gun that shoots a beam that makes people feel as if they will catch fire. The technology is supposed to be harmless — a non-lethal way to get enemies to drop their ...

Iran receives Russian air defence missiles
DUBAI: Iran has received sophisticated Russian air defence missiles to protect its key nuclear facilities. Officials disclosed the import of Tor-M1 missile during Iran's three-day military exercises. These weapons are likely to deployed to ...

Protests rage in eastern Nepal
KATHMANDU: As protests and violence spread throughout the eastern Terai in Nepal, local administrations have clamped curfew in major towns — Biratnagar, Birgunj and Janakpur. Police and supporters of Madheshee People's Right Forum (MPRF) ...

Stir to hit BA flights
LONDON: Passengers, due to travel by British Airways on January 30 and 31, have been advised to make alternative arrangements as there would be no BA flights out of Heathrow on Tuesday and Wednesday because of the threat of a strike by its cabin ...

Six-party talks to resume soon: China
BEIJING: China hopes the six-party talks will be resumed before the Chinese Lunar New Year in mid-February, said State Councillor Tang Jiaxuan here on Thursday. ``The six-party talks constitute the realistic and effective way to solving the ...

FOSSIL TREASURE
Find of the century, say scientists
The animal was 9ft long, and probably the most fearsome predator on the Australian continent. But the marsupial lion may have been wiped out in Australia by the arrival of humans 50,000 years ago, according to a first analysis of a treasure trove ...

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