Worried by Iran's nuclear ambitions, Saudi Arabia is trying to strike a secret deal with Pakistan to buy readymade nuclear weapons, says Amir Mir. For long, Saudi Arabia has been one of the two......
The killing of Africa's most wanted man Fazul Abdullah Mohammed in Somalia is a "just end" to a terrorist and a "significant blow" to Al Qaeda's operations in East Africa, US Secretary of State......
Embattled Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh on Friday rejected a plan for his exit mooted by Gulf states. Plunging his strife-torn nation into a new crisis, Saleh told a pro-regime rally in......
United States has frozen a record $ 1 billion (about Rs 4,500 crore) assistance package to Yemen marking a sharp about-face in the American policy towards its anti-terror ally, as Saana said that......
The menacing threat that radical self-styled defenders of Islam today pose to the Pakistani State is, undeniably, a logical culmination of the very ideological basis of that State, says Yogi Sikand......
Lebanon produced a stunning performance to beat South Korea 2-1 in a World Cup qualifier on Tuesday to keep their fairytale campaign going, while Alberto Zaccheroni's unbeaten run as Japan coach......
Private Saudi sports investment company F6 is in direct talks with George Gillett, the American co-owner of English soccer club Liverpool, to buy all or part of his 50 per cent stake in the club, a......
Saudi Arabia's squad for the World Cup finals in Germany comprises the following 23 players: (Statistics up to and including May 25 2006) GOALKEEPERS 1-Mohamed Al Deayea (Al Hilal) Born: 2.8.72.......
The prestige of Federation Cup champions Dempo will be at stake when they take on Al-Ahed club of Lebanon in their return Group 'B' league match of the Asian Football Confederation Cup at Nehru......
South Korea and Japan, co-hosts of the last World Cup finals, both made hard work of winning their opening Asian qualifiers for the 2006 tournament while tiny Palestine pulled off the biggest win......
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