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Khaleda Zia, son arrested
New case filed against Hasina

Brown denies Basra pullout is a defeat
LONDON: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has rejected American criticism that Sunday’s withdrawal of British troops from Basra city is a defeat for the U.K. troops forced by Shia militant groups. His remarks came as last of the ...

Bush makes surprise visit to Iraq
Washington: President George W Bush on Monday made a surprise visit to Iraq to have a first-hand assessment of the U.S. troop “surge”. Mr. Bush secretly flew 11 hours to al-Asad air base in Anbar province, ...

Parts of the 2002 ceasefire pact defunct, says Colombo
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka on Monday said some portions of the Norwegian-brokered 2002 Cease Fire Agreement were “defunct” in view of the blatant violations by the LTTE. At a news conference here, defence spokesperson and Minister ...

“U.S. to remove N. Korea from terror list”
SINGAPORE: The United States and North Korea have reached “a very good understanding” that they “need to pick up the pace” for the de-nuclearisation of the Korean peninsula. While this was disclosed after two ...

Russia draws “red lines” for West
Not open for bargain on issues like U.S. missile plans, NATO expansion

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