Islamabad - At least three people were killed Saturday in a missile strike by suspected US drones in Pakistan's restive tribal region along the border with Afghanistan, officials said.
Two missiles hit a house used for Taliban meetings in Match village near Miranshah, the main town in North Waziristan district late in the evening.
"Three dead bodies and two injured have so far been retrieved from the debris," a security official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said.
Washington, Oct. 10 : A Fisher-Price manufactured "Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Cuddle and Coo" doll has raised the hackles of parents'' for delivering Islamic messages.
The web site www. kjrh. com quoted customers as saying that they have heard the doll mumble "Satan is King," and "Islam is the Light."
Washington - The United States has agreed to remove North Korea from its terrorism blacklist in exchange for that country's agreement to allow international inspectors access to its nuclear programs, the US State Department announced Saturday.
The announcement, broadcast by CNN, is another step in US efforts to wean North Korea off its nuclear programmes. That has been one of the goals of six party negotiations between the two countries, plus Russia, China, South Korea and Japan.
Washington- US President George W Bush said Saturday that the world's economic powers will work closely together to overcome the financial crisis and create a plan toward recovery.
"We will stand together in addressing this threat to our prosperity," Bush said. "We will do what it takes to resolve this crisis, and the world's economy will emerge stronger as a result."
London, Oct. 11 : Britain''s Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup, has said there is no "end point" to the ongoing international military mission in Afghanistan.
Sir Jock Stirrup''s comments come a week after Brigadier Mark Carleton-Smith, Britain''s top military commander in Afghanistan, said the public should not expect a "decisive military victory" in that country.
Washington, Oct 11 : External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Friday night indicated that it would not mind the United States entering a civil nuclear deal with Pakistan.
At a press conference, after signing the bilateral 123 Agreement with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Mukherjee said, "We believe every country has the right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes."
Mukherjee’s statement was in response to a question asked about Islamabad''s demand for an India-like nuclear deal with the US.
Islamabad - At least three people were killed Saturday in a missile strike by suspected US drones in Pakistan's restive tribal region along the border with Afghanistan, officials said.
Washington, Oct. 10 : A Fisher-Price manufactured "Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Cuddle and Coo" doll has raised the hackles of parents'' for delivering Islamic messages.
Washington - The United States has agreed to remove North Korea from its terrorism blacklist in exchange for that country's agreement to allow international inspectors access to its nuclear programs, the US State Department announced Saturday.
Washington- US President George W Bush said Saturday that the world's economic powers will work closely together to overcome the financial crisis and create a plan toward recovery. 
London, Oct. 11 : Britain''s Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup, has said there is no "end point" to the ongoing international military mission in Afghanistan.
Washington, Oct 11 : External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Friday night indicated that it would not mind the United States entering a civil nuclear deal with Pakistan.
