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Nepal urges Maoists to lay down arms for dialogue
Kathmandu: Rejecting the rebels' offer for a peace dialogue, the Nepal government has ruled out talks with Maoists, saying they must first lay down their arms and "apologise for their mistakes".
'3,000-4,000 UK militants trained by al-Qaida'
London: An estimated 3,000 to 4,000 British-based Islamic militants have been trained in al-Qaida and Taleban terrorist camps in Afghanistan and reportedly have links with Pakistan, a media report said on July 21.
4 members of outlawed group arrested in Pak
Islamabad: Four leading members of an outlawed terror group accused of bombing a US Consulate and several other attacks have been arrested in Pakistan, police said on July 21.
Chandrika wants minister sacked, Ranil rejects
Colombo: Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe rejected a demand by President Chandrika Kumaratunga to sack one of her strident critics in his Cabinet, as relations between the two power centres touched a new low, media reports said on July 21.
Israel to ease Palestine crisis after terror ends
Jerusalem: Israel and Palestinians have resumed talks on economic hardships suffered by Palestinians due to economic blockade and incursions by the Jewish state with Tel Aviv maintaining that it would take measures to ease their sufferings only after terror attacks were stopped.
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