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Pak should be included in Bush's 'axis of evil': Sinha
London: Branding Pakistan as a "rogue state", External Affairs Minister Yashwant Sinha has said that it should be included in US President George W Bush's "axis of evil".
Al-Qaida obtained nerve agent from Iraq: Report
Washington: In what could be a clinching evidence against Iraq's claims to the UN that it destroyed all its chemical weapons, the US has received "credible reports" that al-Qaida militants received in Iraq the nerve agent VX, used as a chemical weapon, which was smuggled through Turkey.
India's relations with Pak remain tense: Official
Washington: Describing President Pervez Musharraf as "tactically brilliant but strategically stupid", a senior Indian official has said the Pakistani leader cannot disown responsibility for the continued cross-border infiltration into Jammu and Kashmir.
'Disappeared' Indians found, sent back to India
Jerusalem: Thirty three of the 39 Indians, who had suddenly 'disappeared'' in October while visiting Israel on an invitation from an irrigation firm, have been caught by immigration police and sent back to India, according.
Syria protests US getting full text of Iraq dossier
New York: Syria, a non-permanent member of United Nations (UN) Security Council, plans to lodge a "very strong" protest with the world body over the United States taking possession of a copy of Iraq's dossier on its weapons of mass destruction and spiriting it to Washington for making copies for itself and four other permanent members.
After fanfare, US ends 'siege' of Yemen-bound ship
Washington: After announcing with great fanfare that Spanish and United States (US) naval ships had intercepted a ship bound for Yemen with North Korean missiles, the US meekly released the ship following a spirited protest by Yemen, supposedly an ally of the US in the war against terrorism.
US to immunise military personnel against bio-war
New York: The United States administration will make smallpox vaccination mandatory for military personnel and call on the general population to get vaccinated voluntarily, giving them a chance to get immunised against any possible biological attack.
China tells US to honour Taiwan commitments
Beijing: A top Chinese general on December 11 asked the United States (US) to honour its commitment on vexed Taiwan issue and not to supply arms to the island which Beijing views as a rebel province.
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