Brown completes one year as British PM but losing credibility UK's troubled Prime Minister Gordon Brown completed one year in office on Friday but faces an uphill task winning over his party supporters who said in the latest poll that they have lost confidence in him. 28 Jun 2008
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Jeddah Summit: Saudi Arabia promises to increase oil output; India urges "price band mechanism" The Jeddah Summit attended by 35 countries (including OPEC members), seven international organizations and 25 oil companies, concluded on a bittersweet note on Sunday with world's largest oil producer Saudi Arabia promising to increase oil output by 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) in the month of July, which some nations say is still not enough. 23 Jun 2008
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UK's Brown faces leadership challenge after Labour's thumping by-election defeat Calls for British prime Minister Gordon Brown to step down are getting louder after the opposition Conservative Party won the by-elections in Crewe and Nantwich, a constituency which the ruling Labour Party had held sway for three decades. 27 May 2008
Britain's leaders heads to US pledging to reinvigorate ties British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is coming to the United States with an optimistic message, pushing for a coordinated effort to shore up the world economy that he says will strengthen ties between Europe and Washington that were frayed by the Iraq war. 16 Apr 2008
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Chinese leader may talk with Dalai Lama: Brown British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Wednesday that Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has said he is prepared to hold discussions on Tibet with the Dalai Lama. 19 Mar 2008
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Getting a UK visa now becomes tougher For those aspiring to immigrate to Britain, the procedure of getting a visa has become tougher with Prime Minister Gordon Brown laying down new rules. 23 Feb 2008
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Britain faces test in "dangerous" economic times: PM Britain faces a testing time with the world economy in a "difficult and dangerous situation," Prime Minister Gordon Brown said, promising not to shirk unpopular, long-term decisions to ensure stability. 06 Jan 2008
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UK's Brown fights back after torrid week Prime Minister Gordon Brown fought back on Monday after his worst week in office and a bruising in the polls by setting out his vision of an enduring and stable British economy. 27 Nov 2007
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Britain's Brown defends record amid gloomy polls British Prime Minister Gordon Brown defended his handling of the economy after his Labor government received a double dose of bad news in opinion polls Sunday that saw its popularity plunging. 26 Nov 2007
