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November 16, 2012

US in tough debate on UN Internet rules
Washington (AFP) Nov 14, 2012
The US faces a tough debate with emerging nations such as India and Brazil at an upcoming UN conference discussing global rules for the Internet, the US delegation chief said Wednesday. Terry Kramer, who heads the US delegation for the December gathering of the UN's International Telecommunications Union, said he has seen a number of "surprising" and "worrisome" proposals. The discussions are being held ahead of the ITU's World Conference on International Communications opening next month in Dub ... read more

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Deadly Nepal flood due to 'small rockslide': experts Flash flooding which swept away an entire village in Nepal originated with a minor rockslide, scientists said Tuesday, warning that the disaster could be repeated. ... more		Dalai Lama 'despised' by Chinese people China has excoriated Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, saying his behavior is "despised by the Chinese people." ... more		India to buy Russia's Konkurs-M, Invar guided missiles India has signed a deal with Russia to purchase cutting-edge Konkurs-M and Invar anti-tank guided missiles, a source in the Indian defense ministry has told the media. According to the source, ... more
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S.Asian vultures stable after near-extinction: study The population of South Asian vultures, which suffered a 99 percent drop since the 1990s, has stabilised for the first time, a study said, offering a glimmer of hope that the birds could be saved. ... more		India unveils new version of 'world's cheapest tablet' India has launched a new version of its ultra-low-cost tablet computer with a quicker processor and an improved battery, on sale to students at the subsidised price of $20. ... more		US warship makes first call at Cambodia's Chinese-renovated naval base; Chinese coast guard rescues Philippine sailors in disputed waters Japan PM says US alliance would collapse if Tokyo ignored Taiwan crisis Russia's military chief visits troops in east Ukraine: defence ministry		Security increase reported after Tibet protests China has ramped up security in Tibetan areas, rights groups and residents said on Friday, after new self-immolation protests belied boasts of national unity at a key Communist Party congress in Beijing. ... more
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