Mostly Biz: Guardian Editor David Leigh Says They Gave State Dep. Cables To NY Times The Wikileaks issues is deepening by the day, and this time 'Guardian' has stepped in the speculative picture claiming that they they were the ones who provided the State Dep. cables of Wikileaks to the NY ... Read More

Mostly Biz: North Korea Issues Strict Warnings Ahead Of The US-South Korea Naval War Games North Korea has recently summoned strict warnings, that if the US-South Korea naval war games commence, then there would be 'unpredictable consequences'. The United States has sent its nuclear powered aircraft carrier, USS George Washington to ... Read More

Mostly Biz: Russia Has Made No Missile Defence Proposal With The NATO Russia has clearly stated that it has made no such missile defence proposals during the NATO meet, a Russian ambassador has sternly confirmed. He stated "I was present in the room. ... Our president made no concrete proposal,". So ... Read More

Mostly Biz: Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant In Iran Starts Operating The Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant in Iran has officially started operating in the country, creating a milestone for Iran in its industrial and technological history. The news of its operation has been confirmed by the country's atomic chief Ali Akbar Salehi. ... Read More

Mostly Biz: North Korea Undertakes Artillery Drill, Firing Sound Heard On South Korea Island North Korea has undertaken an artillery drill on Friday, and the shell firing sounds could be heard on the bombarded island of Yeonpyeong. There was an alert issued in South Korea after the firing sounds were heard, ... Read More

Mostly Biz: Wikileaks Asks The People To Download The 'Insurance' File Of Its Website Wikileaks is almost everywhere today, and now it has asked the people around the world to download the 'Insurance' file of its website. This is the very file that contains thousands of classified US military documents, which ... Read More

Mostly Biz: Royal Navy Bids Farewell To The BAE Harrier STOVL Aircraft The Royal Navy has bid farewell to its long serving STOVL aircraft the BAE Harrier, and its service has officially ended at 09.00 am on the 24th November 2010, as it took off for the last time from the ... Read More

Mostly Biz: Nuclear Capable Missile Agni 1 Successfully Test Fired By Indian Forces It is another feather in India's defense cap, as the Indian Forces have successfully test fired the nuclear capable missile Agni 1 on Tuesday. The Agni 1 is not a newly developed missile rather it is the new ... Read More

Mostly Biz: Julian Assange Arrest Warrant Upheld By Appeals Court In Sweden Julian Assange, Wikileaks founder's arrest warrant has been upheld by the appeals court in Sweden. A warrant was released over this controversial personality, as it is said that he had raped and molested two women in Sweden during the ... Read More

Mostly Biz: US Threat To North Korea Means China Remains Firm On Its Words And Backs Pyongyang If there is a credible threat from the US looming over North Korea because of its recent attack on South Korea, then China would be remaining strong on its word and will back Pyongyang ... Read More