'Include Pakistan's input in Afghan policy'
 
ISLAMABAD: Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani Friday urged the US to fully share the contours

Iran urged to reconsider nuclear deal
 
BERLIN / BRUSSELS: Top diplomats from the so-called "5+1" group of world powers expressed disappointment Friday at Iran's rejection

Resettlement quickened for Lanka war displaced
 
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka won praise from a top U.N. official Thursday for expediting the resettlement of ethnic minority

Osama's son wants to join the UN, promote peace
 
LONDON: The son Osama bin Laden favoured to carry on his work says he would like to work for the United Nations instead -- as a peace campaigner.

US woos skeptical Pakistanis on Afghan strategy
 
ISLAMABAD: Faced with an escalating insurgency, Pakistan increasingly views U.S. efforts

Karzai readies inaugural speech
 
KABUL: Under intense pressure to fix his corrupt government, Afghan President Hamid Karzai sought to strike

Rajapaksa woos pro-LTTE party
 
COLOMBO: Fearing a split in its vote base among the majority Sinhalese community if war hero Gen Sarath Fonseka

Obama meets Hu, says Tibet part of China
 
BEIJING: Describing Tibet as part of China, US President Barack Obama Tuesday supported the early resumption

LONDON: Hundreds of Al Qaeda terrorists remain in the Federally Administered
 
Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan, continuing to receive explosives and weapons training in camps in that country

Obama, Hu hold talks as world watches
 
BEIJING: President Barack Obama is opening his talks with China's leader by saying that strong dialogue