WASHINGTON, D.C.: The US Senate on Wednesday endorsed a landmark
US-India nuclear agreement, removing the final legislative hurdle
for resumption of civilian nuclear trade between the two countries
after three decades.
Senators voted 86-13 to give overwhelming
approval to the deal and lifted a ban on civilian nuclear trade
imposed after India first conducted a nuclear test explosion in
1974.
ST. LOUIS, Missouri: Despite experience to burn and a rival taking
on serious water, Democrat Joseph Biden faces the prospect of being
eclipsed in Thursday’s vice presidential showdown by Sarah Palin
star power.
SEOUL: US negotiator Christopher Hill has extended his stay in North
Korea where he is trying to save a crumbling nuclear disarmament
deal, US and South Korean officials said Thursday. It was unclear
whether the extension indicated...
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