Pak army still on Govt's case: Report
Still worried about the country's internal security ``because of inept government policies'' the Pakistan army may again confront the Nawaz Sharif government with a national security proposal which six weeks ago cost General Jahangir Karamat his job as army chief, according to an assessment published by the Herald.

Clashes leave six dead in Jakarta
Six people were killed and a Christian church and gambling hall set alight when a Muslim-Christian gang fight erupted in a commercial district of north Jakarta in Indonesia today, witnesses said.

Bangla storm fizzles out, crosses coast
The severe cyclonic storm in anticipation of which thousands of people were evacuated from the coastal districts of Bangladesh, weakened on Sunday night into a depression over the southwestern region, saving the country from a calamity, the storm warning centre said.

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