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January 04, 2010
10 die as trains collide in fog-bound northern India
Lucknow (AFP) Jan 2, 2010
At least 10 people were killed and dozens injured in three separate accidents involving trains in the fog-bound northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh on Saturday, police and railway officials said. In the first accident, an inter-city express rammed into the back of a stationary passenger train near the town of Sarai Bhupat, 250 kilometres (155 miles) southwest of the state capital Lucknow. ... read more

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Indian PM admits climate talks a let-down
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Israel-India arms talks dogged by scandal
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Asia's decade reoriented the world: analysts
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Bangladesh tries to save coral island from tourism boom
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China sentences Tibetan lama to 8 years in prison
Beijing (AFP) Dec 31, 2009
China has sentenced a Tibetan Buddhist lama to more than eight years in jail for illegal possession of ammunition and embezzlement, charges that the monk has denied, his lawyer said Thursday. The monk was arrested after nuns at his temple protested against a crackdown on Tibetan Buddhism following anti-China riots that erupted in Lhasa in 2008 and spread through the Himalayan region, lawyer ... more

China's navy mulls push into Arabian Sea
Beirut, Lebanon (UPI) Dec 30, 2009
A Chinese admiral's proposal to build a naval base in the Gulf of Aden, ostensibly to supports Beijing's anti-piracy flotilla off Somalia, has alarm bells ringing in the region. China's growing naval encroachment in the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean to protect its Middle Eastern oil supplies threatens eventual conflict with India, its longtime rival and Asia's other economic titan that i ... more

GM India chief says China partnership start of Asia thrust
New Delhi (AFP) Jan 1, 2010
For GM India chief Karl Slym, the expansion of the US auto giant's 12-year alliance with its Chinese partner SAIC Motor to tap India's burgeoning vehicle market is win-win for both sides. The two companies announced in December a joint venture with an initial focus on selling mini-commercial vehicles and inexpensive, entry-level cars in India that will later embrace other Asian emerging mark ... more

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Asian market holidays in 2010


Fire at Indian nuclear centre kills 2: report


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China sentences Tibetan lama to 8 years in prison

China executes British national, sparking outrage

China shows no tolerance for dissidence

Walker's World: China versus the world

Liu Xiaobo sentence criticized as harsh

China discovers tomb of ancient legendary ruler

Politically correct food on the menu in Britain

Annual income of Chinese farmers hits record high: media

Nufarm dumps China deal as Japan's Sumitomo moves in

Iraq says more 'superfields' up for grabs

Woodside seeks new buyer after China LNG deal lapses

Foreign firms win 10-billion-dollar Turkmen energy deals

China Building Large Radio Telescope For Space Observation

China To Launch Civil HD Survey Satellite In 2011

China Launches First Public-Welfare Mini Satellite

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You couldn't make it up: offbeat stories from 2009
Paris (AFP) Dec 28, 2009
Weird, wild and wonderful stories from 2009: - Anti-corruption officials in the Nepalese capital Kathmandu found a way to literally stop airport workers from pocketing bribes. They issued them with pocketless trousers. - A Norwegian man landed himself in hot water when police caught him having sex with his girlfriend as he raced at over 130 kilometres (80 miles) an hour through a 100km/h ... more

Chinese ship to be freed, Somali pirates say
Mogadishu (AFP) Dec 27, 2009
Somali pirates holding a Chinese cargo ship and its crew of 25 said Sunday they would release the vessel after collecting a ransom of 3.5 million dollars (2.2 million euros) later in the day. The bulk carrier Dexinhai, owned by Qingdao Ocean Shipping, was seized on October 18 northeast of the Seychelles as it was sailing to India from South Africa with a cargo of coal. It was subsequentl ... more

China to impose tariffs on chemical imports: govt
Beijing (AFP) Dec 24, 2009
China said Thursday it would slap anti-dumping penalties on a chemical imported from Saudi Arabia and Taiwan after an investigation found the product had been priced too low. The commerce ministry said it will impose tariffs of up to 13.6 percent on imports of 1,4-Butanediol, a chemical used to make some plastics, elastic fibre and polyurethanes, from Friday. "The imported products were ... more

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Japan PM heads for India


India to boost warship production: official


EU lashes out as climate discord deepens
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Refurbished computers aid Kenyan farmers

Guinea's junta celebrates first year in power

Security chiefs 'dominate diamond trade'

Chinese car park makes space for women only

GM India chief says China partnership start of Asia thrust

Geely's Volvo bid highlights China's global car ambition

Four PTB Primary Atomic Clocks Will Contribute To UTC

You couldn't make it up: offbeat stories from 2009

Events that marked the start of the 21st century

Mini-Research Module MRM1 At Cape For Shuttle Processing

Astronauts Dock At ISS

Expedition 22 Keeps Busy While Awaiting Additional Crew Members

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

Rocket-Motor Test Supports NASA, DOD And Commercial Missions

New Materials Designed To Deal With Hypersonic And Supersonic Hot Stuff

Milt Thompson's Wild Ride

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Sri Lanka's tsunami recovery dogged by graft, delays

Top UN climate official warns of Indian energy 'crisis'

'Misunderstandings' with China are bygones: French PM

Irrigation Decreases, Urbanization Increases Monsoon Rains

Bangladesh wants 15 pct of climate fund: minister

France, China sign aviation, nuclear deals

India announces major troop drawdown in Kashmir

Indian jail aims to be 'world's first green prison'

Flawed climate accord good for Obama at home

India's first commercial solar power plant

Tibet's glaciers in danger of disappearing

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New drug threatens India's endangered vultures

Rural communities lead Nepal's green fightback

Abandoned US steel mill costly sign of changing times

Australian PM warns Copenhagen talks face 'failure'

'Dire' Bangladesh policing threatens democracy: think-tank

Wind power to gain from Copenhagen deal

India tests nuclear-capable ballistic missile

EADS opens Indian technology center

China's Wen phones India, Brazil amid climate rift: Xinhua

Outside View: Playing the India card

Copenhagen hosts alternative climate summit

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