Pak won't stop JKLF marchers
Pakistan government has reportedly decided not to stop the planned crossing of the LoC by the JKLF on October 4, for fear of a strong reaction from Kashmiri people and let the Indian Army "do the job".

Khushwant peck lands Qazi in soup
Pakistan government has sought an explanation from its High Commissioner in New Delhi Ashraf Jehangir Qazi as to why he exposed the country to an embarrassment by allowing his family to attend a function where Khushwant Singh planted a peck on his daughter.

Peacekeeping force takes over in Timor
International peacekeepers assumed control of East Timor on Monday as the Indonesian Army beat an ignominious retreat after failing to prevent a wave of violence following the territory's vote for independence.

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