SEAN MCCORMACK
'Will & Grace' star Leslie Jordan passes away at 67
He died in a car crash accident according to reports.
Twitter pays tribute to Gene Wilder; Hollywood remembers actor's magic, genius
The Hollywood legend died at the age of 83 on Monday. Here are some tributes from his various co-stars and admirers.
Infosys stock outperformed NSE IT index since Vishal Sikka joined company as CEO
It is the world’s most scrutinised co, with more than 57 analysts worldwide tracking a company that posted revenue of more than $8.2 bn last fiscal.
US gives digital diplomacy a chance, on YouTube
US Department of State plunged into digital world with a virtual briefing on YouTube. Cyber-Spaced out | Bloggers hit by recession | Digital life: tips for managing email
US denies move to brand Pakistan terrorist state
Pakistan has banned the Jamat-ud-Dawah for its own interest and not because it was warned by the Bush administration that it stood to be branded as a terrorist state.
Pakistan banned Jamaat-ud-Dawa in its own interest, says US
The United States has said that Pakistan banned the Jamaat-ud-Dawa for its own interest and not because Islamabad was warned by the Bush administration that it stood to be branded as a terrorist state.
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Pakistan not a terrorist-assisting state: US
Inspite of the terror attacks in Mumbai, nothing pointed to Pakistan for it to be declared "a terrorist-assisting country", said US.
US to announce removal of NKorea from terror blacklist
US govt will announce that it is removing N Korea from a terrorism blacklist following an agreement with Pyongyang on steps to verify its nuclear disarmament.
US says not contemplating a nuclear deal with Pakistan
N-deal with India was 'unique' b/c of its record on non-proliferation.
US State Dept silent on Bush memorandum controversy on N-fuel
The US remained silent over the controversy in India triggered by President George W Bush's assertions that nuclear fuel supply assurances to New Delhi were only political commitments and not legally binding.
US denies assurances to Russia on Georgia in NATO
Russia's foreign minister said on Thursday that the United States has assured Moscow that Washington will scrap Georgia's NATO aspirations if it attacks South Ossetia. But the US State Department denied any knowledge of such assurances.
Rice pushing for Hyde package by Thursday
Condoleezza Rice is pushing to get the Hyde package to the Congress by Thursday to secure the legislative nod for the nuke deal.
Rice makes 'full-court press' to win US approval of N-deal
Condoleezza Rice has launched a "full-court press" to win passage in Congress of a landmark US-India civilian nuclear cooperation deal before January.
US delays nuclear pact with Russia
US President George W. Bush decided on Monday to pull a US-Russia civilian nuclear pact from consideration by the US Congress for now over Moscow's actions in Georgia, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said.
N-deal: US says it will push for waiver in NSG
With the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) all set to meet in Vienna on Thursday to consider waiver for India, the United States on Tuesday said that it will not "give up the ship" and push forward for the agreement.
No policy change on Kashmir: US
Two days after Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani appealed to Washington to "encourage and support the Kashmir issue", the United States today said that its stand on the contentious issue remains unchanged.
US does not have any problem with Pak govt
The United States has said it does not have any problem with the Pakistani government and stressed that fighting terrorism is not the only issue in the relationship between the two countries.
Rice to meet North Korean counterpart on margin of ASEAN forum
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will meet her North Korean counterpart for the first time on the sidelines of next week's ASEAN Regional Forum, a State Department spokesman has said.
US vows to fulfil its side of the nuclear deal
The US has appreciated Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's "commitment" to the Indo-US nuclear deal and said New Delhi has taken a "significant step forward" by submitting the draft text of the safeguards agreement to the IAEA.
Will do everything at our end: US
Enthused by the favourable turnaround in New Delhi’s political climate over the Indo-US nuclear deal, Washington declared its resolve do “whatever it can” to fulfil the domestic commitments at its end.
US will do 'whatever it can' if India moves forward on deal
Amidst the political turmoil in India, the United States has said it was committed to Indo-US nuclear deal and if New Delhi moves forward, Washington will do "whatever it can" to fulfill its commitments.
Rice to travel to Prague, Sofia, Tbilisi
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will travel to the Czech Republic, Bulgaria and Georgia from July 7 to July 10.
US, Turkey reach nuclear energy deal
The United States and Turkey are moving toward cooperation on civilian nuclear technology.
US dismisses call by RIC for talks between Serbia and Kosovo
The United States has dismissed the call by foreign ministers of India, Russia and China for resumption of talks between the leaders of Serbia and Kosovo on the status of the breakaway state, saying that it has no merit.
Mukherjee, Rice discuss Myanmar, Indo-US deal
Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee and US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice discuss the current situation in Myanmar and the civil nuclear deal.
US asks India, other nations to press Myanmar for relief teams
The United States has asked India along with other nations to use its influence with Myanmar to secure entry of the assistance teams into the cyclone-ravaged country.
US concerned over Pakistan's agreement with FATA
US has said that this sort of an arrangement had been tried before and in the present instance it is too early to tell what is going to come out of it.
US will not make any change in 123 Agreement: McCormack
The United States has ruled out any change in the 123 Agreement to make it acceptable to a section of the political opposition in India, saying New Delhi will have to work through the political process and in the framework of the text agreed upon.
US welcomes power-sharing deal in Kenya, calls for reforms
The United States on Sunday welcomed Kenya's power-sharing agreement, calling it an "important first step" toward a solving the country's political crisis, and urging prompt institutional reforms.
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