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US admiral named new NSA chief
PTI, Washington
US President Barack Obama will nominate a senior LIS Navy officer as the Director of the National Security Agency (NSA), the federal body embroiled in a row over its spying programme.
Vice Admiral Michael Rogers, 53, would take over at a moment when the spy agency is under unprecedented pressure following leaks from ex-intelligence contractor Edward Snowden. Rogers, a trained cryptologist, would take over from Gen Keith Alexander at the helm of the NSA, and also as head of the US military cyber
Iran, P5+1 to hold nuke talks on Feb 18
Cnn Online
Iran and six world powers will hold talks about Iran's nuclear program on February 18 in Vienna, Austria, a spokesman for European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said yesterday.
News of the next meeting between Iran and the "P5+1" - the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, plus Germany -came as Ashton met Friday with Iranian FM Mohammed Javad Zarif on the margins of the Munich Security
Musharraf's treatmnet in abroad plea rejected
AFP, Islamabad
A court trying Pakistan's former military ruler Pervez Musharraf for treason yesterday refused to allow him to go abroad for medical treatment, saying it had no authority to lift his travel ban.
The 70-year-old is facing treason charges, which can carry the death penalty, over his imposition of a state of emergency in 2007 while he was president.
There had been speculation that he would be allowed to go on medical grounds as part of a deal to head off a clash between the government and the aii-
US downgrades India's air safety ranking
AFP, New Delhi
US aviation authorities have downgraded India's safety ranking in a "disappointing" and "surprising" move that will hit air links between the countries, India's aviation minister said yesterday.
The downgrading effectively bars Air India and Jet Airways from increasing flights to the US, and additional safety checks will now be imposed on existing flights to the United States, the FAA's website shows. Currently, Air India has 21 flights to the US per week while Jet Airway flies seven.