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Afghan National Army and Coalition forces return fire during an engagement with Taliban in Farah Province, Afghanistan
Afghanistan   Nato   Pakistan   Photos   Terrorism   US  
 CBS News 
U.S., NATO Press Pakistan To Fight Terror
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Friday that Pakistan should do more to stop the rise in terrorist violence in neighboring Afghanistan. | Rice said there has been an uptick in terrorism recent... (photo: US Army file / Sgt. Michael Zuk)
 Secretary Rice held a dialogue on transformational diplomacy with State Department employees. (gm1)
India   Nuclear   Photos   Politics   US  
 Dawn 
Administration to push Congress hard on India deal, says Rice
| PERTH, July 24: US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said on Thursday the Bush administration would push the US Congress hard to agree to a civilian nuclear deal with India before President George... (photo: US State Department/Michael Gross)
  L- R, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Congress party president Sonia Gandhi and law maker Rahul Gandhi are seen during a function to celebrate the government's victory in Tuesdays confidence vote in Parliament, New Delhi, India, Wednesday, July 23, 2008.Several key Indian political parties formed an anti-government alliance Wednesday, a day after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh won a confidence vote that paves the way for a landmark nuclear deal with the Unit  The Australian 
Pakistan: nuke deal to spark arms race
| PAKISTAN launched a full-scale diplomatic offensive against India's nuclear deal with Washington yesterday, warning it would provoke a new atomic arms race between the two South Asia rivals and harm... (photo: AP / )
India   Nuclear   Pakistan   Photos   US  
U.S. Army Maj. John Jones, Samangan province police mentor team chief, phones in a report to his security element while on a patrol with the Afghan National Police in the Ghowrmach district of Afghanistan Dec. 9, 2007.  News24 
Afghan troop surge 'must wait'
| Washington - The Pentagon is unable to send additional combat brigades to Afghanistan this year because of constraints imposed by the war in Iraq, leaving the decision to the next president, a spoke... (photo: US Navy / MCS2 Brian P. Seymour)
Afghanistan   Iraq   Pentagon   Photos   War  
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 Infantrymen march carefully through a poppy field while searching for Taliban fighters and weapons caches that could be used against U.S. and allied forces in the Daychopan Province, Afghanistan. The Soldiers are assigned Company A, 2nd Battalion 22nd In International Herald Tribune
Is Afghanistan a narco-state?
| On March 1, 2006, I met Hamid Karzai for the first time. It was a clear, crisp day in Kabul. The Afghan president joined President and Bush, Secretary of State Condolee... (photo: US Army file/SSG Kyle Davis)
Afghanistan   Defence   Democracy   Nato   Photos  
Nepal's first president Ram Baran Yadav, Gulf Daily News
Nepal's first president sworn in
| KATHMANDU: The first president of Nepal was sworn in yesterday amid bitter political turmoil, the nascent republic still without a government months after historic elec... (photo: AP / )
Election   Kathmandu   Nepal   Photos   Politics  
 Bombay Stock Exchange (rks2) The Times Of India
Stocks firm; Sensex up 560 points
|                 MUMBAI: Stocks continued its northbound journey as investors expect the slow-moving economic reforms progra... (photo: AP)
Economy   India   Photos   S Asia   Trade  
Nepal's Maoists will not form new authority Irish Times
Nepal's Maoists will not form new authority
In this section » | CoI Bishop warns of sense of uncertainty among AnglicansDrowning of Roma girls brings racism to surfaceFamine threatens millions across Horn of Africa... (photo: UN / Eskinder Debebe)
Asia   Maoists   Nepal   Photos   UN  
 The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh addressing at the releasing ceremony of the official New Year Calendar  2007, on commemorating the 150th year of Indias First War of Independence, in New Delhi on December. tp1 International Herald Tribune
Indian government wins confidence vote
| : Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government won a vote of confidence in parliament on Tuesday, ensuring the survival of the ruling coalition and a civilian nucl... (photo: PIB)
India   Nuclear   Photos   Politics   US  
Politics Economy & Business
- Prachanda sets pre-conditions for govt formation
- A glimmer of hope for Nepal
- Maoists attempt to form coalition govt in Nepal
- Nepal's first president sworn in
Nepal's first president Ram Baran Yadav,
Nepal's first president sworn in
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- Sobhraj finds love in Nepal, with a 20-year-old
- Colgate faces problem in Nepal
- Colgate's Nepalese subsidiary faces uncertain future
- International migration office bombed in Nepal
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Sobhraj finds love in Nepal, with a 20-year-old
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Education Health
- 'Nepal needs India's help to develop'
- Chandigarh business school opens doors for SAARC countries
- Ousted Nepal prince leaves nation
- Nepalese students protest at fuel price hike
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'Nepal needs India's help to develop'
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- New cure for asthma attacks
- Radovan Karadzic sure he'd never be found
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- Nightmare for Gordon Brown as safe party seat falls
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Food industry bitten by its lobbying success
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- China says Web use surpasses that in U.S.
- Track and failed: the making of a sleeping Olympic giant
- Accor launches Novotel in Philippines
- Walking Vietnam's Capital, in Search of Serenity
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Walking Vietnam's Capital, in Search of Serenity
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- How I found myself in India
- In Nepal: 'We are trying our best to understand democrac
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73rd birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama of Tibet
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