Washington: President Barack Obama is open to bilateral discussions with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, if Iran is serious about giving up its nuclear weapons programme, the White House said Thursday.Speaking during a daily news briefing,
New Delhi: US President Barack Obama born on 4th of August 1961. He is the 44th President of United States. He has proved to be one of the most successful world leaders.Barack Obama is a
Washington: A former top American diplomat has hoped that President Barack Obama invites Nina Davuluri when he hosts Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for lunch at the White House next Friday, in recognition of the contribution
WASHINGTON: The gap in employment rates between America's highest- and lowest-income families has stretched to its widest levels since officials began tracking the data a decade ago, according to an analysis of government data conducted
Washington: Observing that the American economy on its path to return as it added some 7.5 million new jobs in the past three and a half years, President Barack Obama yesterday said his administration has
Washington: US President Barack Obama has welcomed a crucial deal with Russia to bring Syria's chemical weapons under international control, but warned there would be “consequences” if the Assad regime does not comply with the
Washington/Moscow: A day after Syria agreed with a Russian proposal to surrender its chemical weapons, a skeptic US President Barack Obama today put military strike on hold but vowed to attack the embattled Syrian regime
Washington: Indian-American Middle East expert Puneet Talwar has been nominated by US President Barack Obama to a key diplomatic post as the Assistant Secretary of State for Political Military Affairs.Talwar, who has been a Special
Mumbai: The Indian rupee failed to maintain initial gains and was quoted lower by 11 paise to 63.95 per dollar in late morning trade today on fresh demand for the US currency from importers. The
Washington: Seizing a Russian initiative to put Syria's chemical weapons under international control, President Barack Obama asked Congress to postpone a vote to authorise the use of force as the US seeks a diplomatic solution
Washington: US President Barack Obama Monday welcomed a Russian proposal to put Syrian chemical weapons under international control, saying it is a "potentially positive development", and could lead to a "breakthrough" on the crisis.He, however,
Baghdad: Iraq has said it will not let itself be used to carry out strikes on Syria where the government is facing allegations of using chemical weapons against its civilians.Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said
Washington: US President Barack Obama will hold interviews Monday with six major American television networks in another push to make the case to the public for a military strike on Syria over its alleged use
Washington: Making a strong pitch for a “limited” military strike against the Syrian regime, US President Barack Obama today said America cannot “turn a blind eye” to the images emerging from the strife-torn country. “We
Washington: President Barack Obama, who found few international backers for a punitive military strike against Syria at the Group of 20 summit, may find the going even tougher on the issue at home.Even if the
Washington: The US Senate yesterday filed a resolution to authorise US President Barack Obama to carry out a limited military strike on Syria without sending boots on the ground.The authorisation at the request of Obama
New Delhi: The Syrian unrest has changed the face of the normally calm country in the last two years. The entire nation has become a battle ground, there is bloodshed in most of the places.With
St. Petersburg: In an implied rejection of US position on Syria, India says action on the West Asian country must not only be taken after conclusive proof from neutral inspectors on the use of chemicals
Washington: Even as he tries to drum up international support for a punitive military strike against Syria for its alleged use of chemical weapons, President Barack Obama is finding it tough to get support among
Washington: As the Congress took steps to accelerate the voting process on the resolution to authorise military action against the Assad regime, the US Secretary of State, John Kerry, said that inaction in Syria would
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