‘Rape in war deliberate strategy’
Since the Second World War, the use of rape as a weapon of war has assumed strategic importance and is now a deliberate military strategy, argue researchers.
‘Effective Pak govt key to fighting terror’
US President Barack Obama has said that it was necessary to have a government in Pakistan that is working “effectively” with the US to dismantle terrorist outfits operating there and trying to destabi
‘I cautioned against Afghan pullout’
A powerful US Senator has said that he personally cautioned against setting a date for withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan but asserted that US President Barack Obama is committed to the draw down o
House nod to Wall Street bill
US legislators finalised a historic overhaul of financial regulations as dawn broke over Capitol Hill on Friday, handing President Barack Obama a major domestic victory on the eve of a global summit d
Obama fires US Afghan commander
US President Barack Obama on Wednesday fired his top Afghanistan commander over inflammatory comments that angered the White House and threatened to undermine the war effort.
US bill to designate Pak Taliban as terror outfit
A group of US senators on Wednesday introduced a legislation in the Senate to brand the Pakistani Taliban, linked to the botched Times Square bombing attempt, as a foreign terrorist organisation.
Obama, McChrystal in 30-min private meet
US President Barack Obama met his top Afghanistan commander on Wednesday to decide whether to fire him over inflammatory comments that angered the White House and threatened to undermine the war effor
Obama seeks new drill ban as oil still spews
The White House was set on Wednesday to step up its legal battle to keep deepwater drilling on hold in the Gulf of Mexico following the worst oil spill in US history.
Pranab hints at double-digit growth
Indian economy is likely to clock double-digit growth by 2012 and is expected to grow over 8.5 per cent in the current fiscal, the finance minister, Mr Pranab Mukherjee, has said.
US summons top general in Kabul for his swipe at Prez
America’s top military commander in Afghanistan has been summoned to Washi-ngton to explain derogatory comments about President Barack Obama and some senior officials, US officials said on Tuesday.