Dabur not to pull out of Nepal venture:
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[Business India] New Delhi, Sep 9 : Dabur India Ltd., one of the country&#39;s leading healthcare and food products makers, said Thursday it had no plans to pull out of its shut business venture in Nepal due to escalating Maoist insurgency.
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Nepal&#39;s Foreign Minister Prakash Sharan Mahat urged a purported Iraqi group to free 12 Nepalese seized in Iraq, although he said Kathmandu had no official confirmation of their captivity.
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South Korea's Daewoo International Corp , which leads a multi-billion dollar energy project in Myanmar, will not alter its investments there following a violent government crackdown on protests, the company said on Friday.
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Nepal's new government said on Thursday it wanted peace talks with Maoist rebels but clamped down on dissent, banning all criticism of the king's decision to assume power for three years.
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The captain&#39;s words are his latest confirmation that he will not be leaving in the transfer window and is highly unlikely either to consider quitting Anfield next summer.
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India&#39;s military on Tuesday said it will go ahead with plans to allow trekkers to visit the Siachen glacier, rejecting protests of rival Pakistan against opening the high-altitude area to tourism.
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With the agitation by Maoist rebels rising by the day, Dabur India Ltd has decided to suspend operations at its Nepal subsidiary - Dabur Nepal Ltd.
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The United Nations says its Secretary-General Kofi Annan is not to quit despite US charges of his involvement into possible fraud in the oil-for-food program.
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Nepal rejected on Tuesday international criticism of King Gyanendra's decision to assume full power, saying the step was crucial to fight Maoist rebels.
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A top official from Sudan&#39;s ruling party said on Thursday that the government would not disarm &quot;Arab rebels&quot; in the troubled Darfur region, saying they were not all members of the feared Janjaweed militia.
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Nepal's King Gyanendra has little or no chance of making a comeback following a decision by the government and Maoist rebels to suspend the monarchy, analysts and officials say.
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KABUL  - Incumbent leader Hamid Karzai&#39;s chief rival Yunus Qanooni told AFP he would accept the outcome of Afghanistan&#39;s presidential election despite his allegations of fraud.
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Afghanistan&#39;s President Hamid Karzai remains on course to retain his position as counting continues in the country&#39;s first democratic election.
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Nepal's King Gyanendra plans to attend a summit of South Asian leaders despite his "royal coup" and declaration of an emergency in the Himalayan kingdom, an official said.
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Text of report by Nepalese newspaper Kantipur on 1 March  Banke [district in midwestern Nepal], 28 February [Wednesday]: Maoist Chairman Prachanda has alleged that big media organizations are bent on spreading instability.
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By Peter MacMahon Scottish Goverment Editor  THE company behind controversial plans to site the world's largest onshore wind farm in the Western Isles last night strongly denied that pressing ahead with the project would breach European rules on protecting wildlife.
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A top North Korean official is quoted saying Pyongyang will not abandon nuclear weapons when it returns to talks.