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Main quake lake flows into man-made sluice channel
MIANYANG (Sichuan Province): The long-awaited drainage of China’s Tangjiashan “quake lake” started on Saturday morning, as its water flowed into a man-made sluice channel. Experts calculated that the water flowed at ...

Koirala’s name as first President mooted
KATHMANDU: Nepali Congress leaders on Saturday proposed that Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala should become the first President of the nation. However, some parties, especially the Maoists and the Madesi Janadhikar Forum, opposed the ...

Israeli threat to Iran spurs oil prices
“Sanctions ineffective in stopping Tehran’s nuclear moves”

Women’s meet concludes
HANOI: The Global Summit of Women 2008 (GSW) or the “Davos for Women” concluded here on Saturday with the participants calling for further efforts to help women worldwide to cope with opportunities and challenges brought by ...

Energy meet praise for India, China
AOMORI (Japan): China and India agreed on Saturday to take part in an International Energy Agency (IEA) mechanism which requires members to keep oil stockpile for dealing with oil price turbulence, a step praised by participating ...

U.S. to blame for global crisis, says Medvedev
MOSCOW: Russian President Dmitry Medvedev blamed the U.S. for the financial crisis and vowed to boost Russia’s role in global economy. “It is the gap between the U.S. formal role in the world economy and its actual ...

Bush to face protests in U.K.
LONDON: U.S. President George W. Bush will face calls to be tried for “war crimes” when he visits Britain next week . Anti-war groups and leading figures from the world of arts and literature plan to demonstrate outside ...

Guarding John’s glasses
Helping a Beatles statue keep its glasses is a full-time job

World War bomb in London detonated
LONDON: Military engineers safely detonated a giant, rusting bomb from the Second World War discovered in London during construction work for the 2012 Olympic Games, the British Army said. Major Matt Davies, of the Royal Engineers, said ...

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