Hindu Militant Killed in Kashmir Firefight
Srinagar, July 26: A Hindu militant owing allegiance to Kashmir's largest militant group Hizbul Mujahideen was killed in a gunfight with Indian army in Kishtwar area of Indian administered Kashmir on Tuesday.
ASEAN and China Agree on Confidence-Building Measure in South China Sea
She stressed that the United States is encouraged by the recent agreement. She pointed out that as a Pacific nation and resident power, the United States have a national interest in freedom of navigation, open access to Asia's maritime domain, the
US Strongly Condemns Twin Attacks in Norway
She stressed the United States condemns all forms of violence against the innocent, wherever it occurs. She highlighted the U.S. government will continue to work with the international community to combat violence that threatens peace-loving people
Al-Wefaq’s Erratic Bahaviour Leads to Discord in Bahrain
Al-Wefaq has a history of being difficult and recalcitrant. When Bahrain decided to revive the parliamentary system of democracy and preparatory to holding its first elections for the purpose in 2002, it had organized a popular referendum where more
Nepal’s Maoists Reshuffle Leadership Posts
The process of writing a new constitution has been grinding on at snail's pace for more than three years, and the deadline for promulgation has been extended twice. Previously that has been largely caused by bickering between the parties.
