International Briefs
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SRINAGAR, India - A roadside bomb killed 10 Indian soldiers and their civilian driver yesterday in Indian-controlled Kashmir in separatist guerrillas&#39; most devastating attack since India&#39;s government began withdrawing troops from the disputed region last
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A listing of news events to watch for in the coming week.
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US Secretary of State Colin Powell's resignation fills many editorial pages in Europe's papers on Tuesday. But there is also indignation at Greece's admission of flouting EU rules and shock in Denmark as a prince is caught speeding.
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Egypt,US and Israel sign today the Qualified Industrial Zones (QIZ) protocol. Egypt&#39;s Foreign Trade and Industry Minister Rasheed Mohammed Rasheed will sign for Egypt, US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick
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Business & money: Â·  British Gas owner Centrica may be target of Russians Â·  Putin shrugs off warning by Blair on economic ties
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roundup Plus: Phone defect could affect hearing...OSDL hires lawyer, opens China office...Ex-Palm CEO Yankowski to head Majesco.
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December 14, 2006According to Oman News: The teachers' intellectual copyright seminar organized by the Education Ministry in cooperation with Commerce and Industry Ministry and coordination with international organization for Intellectual Copyright concluded its deliberations here today.
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Key points made by the steering committee of the International Monetary Fund in its communique on Saturday. * All countries should take advantage of the global economic recovery to address economic problems.
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The State Department has added Saudi Arabia to its list of Countries of Particular Concern with regard to violations of religious freedom.
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In Friday&#39;s national and international briefs, the first direct flight from the United States to Vietnam since 1975 is underway, Cpl.
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President Bush makes a statement from his Crawford, Texas ranch, Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2004. President George W. Bush said Wednesday the United States, India, Australia and Japan have formed an international
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Unrest in the Netherlands, a German regional election and Spanish-US relations feature in today's papers
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Papers focus on a visa row in Germany, the spread of  democracy in Europe and a speech by Hungary's PM.
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Â· Shootings in Nairobi slum bring death toll to 20 Â· Western countries express human rights concern
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LONDON, Sep 9 (IPS) - The International Criminal Court plans to take on   new cases next year but is scrambling for funding this week.
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Politics: 3 September 2004, Friday. The fate of the five Bulgarian nurses sentenced to death in Libya will be one of the topics discussed by foreign ministers from the EU member and candidate countries.
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President Bush walks to the podium to make a statement from his Crawford, Texas ranch, Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2004. President Bush said Wednesday the United States, India, Australia and Japan have formed an international