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![]() New Delhi (AFP) Feb 10, 2010 India will test a nuclear-capable missile with a range of over 5,000 kilometres (3,000 miles) within a year, its top military scientist said Wednesday, risking a rise in regional tensions. "The next series of missiles is Agni-V, which has left the drawing board and is moving toward the first flight trial within the year," the country's chief military scientist, V.K. Saraswat, told a news conference in New Delhi. India's current longest-range nuclear-capable missile, Agni-III, can travel a maximu ... read more |
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N.Korea demands end to sanctions at Beijing talks: report![]() North Korea Wednesday repeated demands for sanctions to be lifted before it returns to nuclear disarmament talks, resisting appeals from its ally China to resume dialogue, a news report said. Pyongyang's nuclear negotiators were holding a second day of talks in Beijing amid international efforts to kickstart the stalled negotiations, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported from the Chinese ... more Outside View: Pakistani-U.S. relations ![]() For more than 60 years the U.S.-Pakistani relationship has veered between despair and euphoria. In a very social sense, the two states could be characterized as an aging married couple occupying very distant parts of a large, deteriorating house whose plumbing, electrics and phone systems are in disrepair and who are at a loss on how to interact to fix both their relationship and their living ... more China critic, Boeing ally to head key defense panel ![]() A fierce supporter of US aviation giant Boeing who co-authored a report on alleged spying by China is set to head a congressional panel that oversees the Pentagon's yearly budget, according to a top lawmaker. Democratic Representative Norm Dicks is likely to become chairman of the House subcommittee that steers military spending, taking over the post held by his late colleague John Murtha, D ... more |
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![]() Brussels (AFP) Feb 10, 2010 The head of NATO has asked the Netherlands to take on a new training role in Afghanistan and remain at the head of civilian rebuilding work in Uruzgan province, his spokesman said Wednesday. "The secretary general has sent a letter to Prime Minister (Jan Peter) Balkenende asking the Netherlands to consider making a new, smaller contribution," NATO spokesman James Appathurai said. He said that the Dutch contingent was asked to focus "more on training and a managed transition to Afghan lead" from ... read more |
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