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Charges, counter-charges will not help: Quereshi
COLOMBO: Pakistan Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Quereshi said here on Thursday that Islamabad’s response to a blast outside the Pakistan consulate in Herat, Afghanistan, was “measured” and it adopted the same ...

Pakistan not eligible for similar n-deal: Burns
Washington: The former Under Secretary of State of Political Affairs, Nicholas Burns, one of the architects of the Indo-U.S. nuclear deal, feels Pakistan cannot expect a similar pact, a day after its Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani demanded ...

Israel Premier Olmert to resign
Opposition Likud Party calls for early general elections

Wife vacates seat for Anwar
SINGAPORE: Malaysia’s first woman leader of the opposition Wan Azizah on Thursday vacated her seat in the House of Representatives to force a by-election, which her husband Anwar Ibrahim could contest to stage a political comeback. ...

BAE deal probe suspension upheld
LONDON: The British government’s controversial decision to drop a criminal investigation into allegations that BAE Systems, Britain’s biggest arms supplier, paid millions in secret commissions to win a £43-billion defence ...

China waives fees for urban students
BEIJING: China has abolished tuition and other incidental fees for urban students from the coming Autumn term to promote the nine-year compulsory education system, according to a State Council decision. The decision was taken at the ...

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