Archive for January 13th, 2009

Govt may give Satyam bailout

NEW DELHI: The Centre on Monday expressed its willingness to consider “giving financial assistance” to crisis-ridden Satyam Computer Services Ltd. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, meanwhile, held a review meeting with Sebi and senior officials of the finance ministry ..Read More..

Bill splits Bhutan parliament

THIMPHU: The National Assembly and the National Council are at loggerheads over the budget bill. The National Council (NC) yesterday argued that the budget bill should be treated ..Read More..

Atolls employees fear dismissal

MALE: State Minister of Home Affairs Ahmed Shafeeg has said that it is not trues true that the request made by the government to the Civil Service Commission to dismiss 1000 state employees are all regarding employees at the Home Ministry, but that the concerned ..Read More..

Impacts of climate change: Bangladesh may suffer severely

DHAKA: Bangladesh may suffer the severe impacts of the climate change due to its geographical location. The country`s location along the Bay of Bengal and in the delta of the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna and density of population make it perilously vulnerable to climate ..Read More..

Rs. 30 million to provide relief assistance to fleeing Sri Lankan civilians

COLOMB , Colombo: Sri Lanka government has allocated a sum of Rs. 30 million as immediate funds to provide relief assistance to the people fleeing the rebel held areas. ..Read More..

Economy hitting mine clearance

KABUL: A U.N. official said Monday that the global economic crisis is hurting efforts to clear land mines in Afghanistan, one of the world’s most heavily mined countries. Haider Reza, program director of the U.N. Mine Action Center for Afghanistan, said more than 82,000 anti-personnel ..Read More..

MQM submits 18th Amend Bill draft

ISLAMABAD: The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) submitted a draft of the ‘18th Amendment Bill’ to the National Assembly Secretariat on Monday – with the major focus on greater provincial autonomy – to ‘undo the 17th Amendment’s unconstitutional clauses’ and limit presidential ..Read More..

China, US leaders must ‘meet more often’

Beging : Leaders from China and the United States should meet more regularly, as the relationship between the two countries has to be “a global and comprehensive partnership”, former US national security advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski said in Beijing Monday. ..Read More..

Obama to end US unilateralism—By Paul Harris

BARACK Obama will mark a radical break in American foreign policy this week by unveiling a team of diplomats tasked with ushering in a new era of dialogue with enemies abroad. ..Read More..

Southeast Asia revisits nuclear energy option—ADRIAN ADDISON

The Bataan nuclear power plant stands as a monument to the greed and corruption of the years the Philippines spent under strongman president Ferdinand Marcos. It was originally meant to cost around 500 million dollars, but the final price tag of 2.3 billion dollars was only paid off in ..Read More..

How to improve relations with India— Sardar Qasim Farooq Ali

If Talleyrand had not betrayed Napoleon, Waterloo would never have happened and instead Russia and France could have dominated Europe indefinitely. In our times, there are Talleyrands and Bushs in India and Pakistan as well. Irrationality, irresponsibility, misguided patriotism and ..Read More..

NA passes unanimous resolution against Israel aggression
NA passes unanimous resolution against Israel aggression

ISLAMABAD (SANA): The National Assembly on Monday passed a unanimous resolution strongly condemning Israeli aggression in Gaza and urging international ..Read More..

Manmohan greets Zardari on New Year
Manmohan greets Zardari on New Year

ISLAMABAD (SANA) Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has greeted President Asif Ali Zardari through a message of “good wishes” for 2009. ..Read More..

PM for judiciary independence
PM for judiciary independence

ISLAMABAD (SANA): Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani informed the National Assembly that the PPP government was committed to work for independence of judiciary. ..Read More..

Haqqani asked to make Obama aware on Pak position

ISLAMABAD (SANA): Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani has asked Hussian Haqqani, Ambassador in US, to renew his efforts to make US President-elect Barack ..Read More..

Govt to uphold parliament sovereignty, supremacy: PM
Govt to uphold parliament sovereignty, supremacy: PM

ISLAMABAD (SANA): Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani has held out an assurance that the government would uphold sovereignty and supremacy of the parliament and all decisions will be made by the Parliament. ..Read More..

Zardari for reducing reliance on imported fuels
Zardari for reducing reliance on imported fuels

ISLAMABAD (SANA): President Asif Ali Zardari has said that reducing reliance on imported fuels was critical for the country’s economic stability and called for adopting measures on war ..Read More..

German delegation calls on President

ISLAMABAD (SANA): A delegation of a leading industrial group of Germany led by Dr. Olaf Berlien called on President Asif Ali Zardari in Presidency on Monday. ..Read More..

Ahsan for ending PM-President differences

RAWALPINDI, (SANA): Declaring responsible Muslim rulers for Gaza crisis, Pakistan Muslim League –N (PML-N) has demanded of the government to convene a conference of the foreign ministers of Islamic countries to devise a strategy against Israel. ..Read More..

Ch. Nisar for OIC emergent meeting on Israeli aggression

ISLAMABAD (SANA): Leader of the opposition in the National Assembly Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan has demanded of the government to convene an emergent meeting of the OIC Foreign Ministers to discuss Israeli aggression against Palestinians.  ..Read More..


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