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China lays stress on equitable growth
Thrust to rural infrastructure development

U.S., Sri Lanka sign logistics pact
Framework for "interoperability"

LTTE warns of bloodbath
COLOMBO: The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) on Monday told Norway, the official facilitator of the peace process, that "the present soft approach" of the international community towards the Sri Lanka Government would only contribute to ...

Hillary, Obama battle for black votes
NEW YORK: The two titans of the race for the Democratic nomination, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton visited the same town on Sunday, at the commemoration of a seminal moment in the civil rights movement. The decision to visit Selma, Alabama, ...

Globescan
Prince may face jury
LONDON: The Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, could soon be forced to appoint lawyers to defend himself against allegations that he "masterminded" the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. A London High Court ruling on Friday that ...

India & World
India, Japan, U.S. to hold Pacific naval exercise
SINGAPORE: India is likely to team up with Japan and the United States to hold a "goodwill" naval exercise, off the Japanese coast along the Pacific Ocean next month. According to sources familiar with the planned mission, the exercise will ...

INTERNATIONAL
Uncertainty again for doctors
LONDON: Indian doctors in the United Kingdom are facing fresh uncertainty. The Health Department on Monday quietly introduced a new eligibility criterion for the ongoing round of recruitment to the National Health Service (NHS). This came less ...

Antony's `remark' resented
ISLAMABAD: A purported remark by Defence Minister A.K. Antony that India would give hot pursuit to terrorists across the border was the subject of a hot statement by Pakistan's Foreign Ministry spokesperson on Monday. It is not clear where Mr. ...

Prisoners are ill-treated: Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan said on Monday it hoped to see a joint committee with India of former judges start its work on inspecting conditions for cross-national prisoners and make suggestions for reform as early as possible. Foreign Ministry ...

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