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February 12, 2013

US economy picks up, China might slow: OECD indicator
Paris (AFP) Feb 11, 2013
Economic activity in the United States is rising, in the eurozone it is steadying, but in China and India the growth trend is slowing, leading indicators from the OECD showed on Monday. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said that its index of leading indicators suggested that economic growth in the United States was "firming". Activity in Britain was also firming but at a slower pace than seemed to be the case a month ago, the OECD said in its monthly report on composite ... read more

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Outside View: Free of Russian influence Late last month, Russia's foreign minister confirmed that his country's forces are in the process of vacating a major radar station in Azerbaijan. The Gabala radar was a vital part of Russia's late Cold War missile tracking system, covering all of the Middle East, Iran, Pakistan and even as far as India. ... more		The Safety Zone now Features Solar Powered Warehouse Independence Solar, together with its installation partner, Pat Munger Construction Company, have announced the completion of a rooftop solar energy system at the Connecticut distribution center for ... more		China, India tourists triple Australian visits Australia's strong dollar has done little to dampen its popularity with Chinese and Indian visitors, with tourist numbers from those countries tripling in the past decade, data showed Wednesday. ... more
				India's solar program a trade issue The United States has launched a complaint with the World Trade Organization over India's National Solar Mission. ... more		REC Supplies 10 MW For Two Solar Power Plant Installations In India REC has announced that it was the exclusive supplier of high-performance solar panels for two five MW solar power plants in the region of Gujarat, India, known as the 'solar energy hub'. "The ... more

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US challenges India at WTO over solar panel rules The United States took the first step towards a full-blown trade dispute with India Wednesday on the solar power sector, the World Trade Organisation said. ... more		Dassault sweats on Rafale deal in India, hopes for 2013 France's Dassault Aviation hopes to conclude its $12-billion deal to sell Rafale jets to India this year, with negotiations set to be taken up by President Francois Hollande next week. ... more		Sidekick autonomy software guides YFQ-42A test mission for CCA program Infleqtion lists shares on NYSE as neutral atom quantum firm Top Chinese gaming companies continue to challenge		India 'concerned' over China running Pakistan port India's defence minister said Wednesday that New Delhi was concerned by Pakistan's decision last month to transfer management of a strategically located deep-sea port to China. ... more
				Boeing Committed to India's Growing Aerospace Industry Boeing has underscored the strength of its commitment to expand its partnerships in India to become the aerospace company of choice in this important market. Company executives at the Aero Ind ... more		China attends India air show amid warming ties India will welcome a senior Chinese delegation from Beijing for the first time at its air show on Wednesday in a sign of improved military relations between the neighbours whose ties are often strained. ... more

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India uses Russian avionics in new fighter India's new Perspective Multirole Fighter will be equipped with Russian avionics. ... more		Budget cut warning as India opens air show India's defence minister warned of budget cuts on Wednesday as he opened the country's air show with a sobering message for global defence groups used to years of lavish spending. ... more		Solar-driven ionosphere charges may nudge stressed faults toward rupture Stable black carbon in mangrove soils boosts coastal climate role Low crystallinity iron minerals show promise for chromium cleanup and carbon storage		New date seen for creation of Himalayas The tectonic plate collision between India and Asia that created the Himalayas may have occurred 10 million years later than previously thought, geologists say. ... more
				Afghan deployment report causes stir in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka said Tuesday it had rejected a US request to send troops to Afghanistan but retracted the claim within hours, triggering angry responses on social media about the government's credibility. ... more		Sri Lanka rescues 138 stranded on sinking boat: navy Sri Lanka's navy on Sunday rescued 138 Bangladeshis and Myanmar nationals from a sinking fishing vessel off the island's east coast, officials said. ... more

Major fighter jet deal, trade dominate Hollande's India trip

India keen to sign Rafale deal by mid-2013: air force chief

Taylor Retires As Strain Takes Lead At Ball Aerospace

Nissan profit tumbles on China, Europe woes

Japan's Suzuki sees April-December net profit rise 19%

Japan's Mazda swings back to profit

Genscape Announces Strategic Partnership with Murex to Create Supply of QAP-A RINS

Diageo Transitions to 100 Percent Renewable Electricity at its North American HQ

China plans stricter fuel standards after smog

Venezuela devalues again amid downturn

US to decide soon on Canada pipeline project

Three Chinese doctors slain in north Nigeria: police

	Nepal launches census of Royal Bengal tiger Hundreds of conservationists have begun a major survey of the number of endangered Royal Bengal tigers living in a vast forest region bordering Nepal and India, officials said Tuesday. ... more		Global firms eye lucrative contracts at India air show South Asia's biggest airshow kicks off in India on Wednesday, where global armament firms will be vying for multi-billion dollar contracts from the world's biggest importer of weapons. ... more		GNLA guerrillas kill two in India GNLA guerrillas killed two officials in on an attack on a prison in Meghalaya, a state in northeastern India. ... more		Israel seeks major arms deals with India Israel may be on the brink of major defense sales to India following a visit by India's air force commander, Air Marshal Nak Browne. ... more

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India's changing appetite throws up meaty issues		India gives Seychelles Dornier aircraft		Elbit Systems and Windward Team to Introduce Advanced Maritime Surveillance Solution for India		Asia manufacturing eases in January		India urges China to respect its river rights
China convicts Tibetan burning 'inciters' of murder		Iran seeks to salvage gas pipeline deal		Madagascar braces for cyclone Felleng		Troops shoot one dead in west Myanmar: govt official		Tibetans in India launch drive against China

India wheels out new long-range missile in annual parade

China tries two Tibetan self-immolation 'inciters': media

Researchers Create Method for More Sensitive Electrochemical Sensors

Tibetan nomad dies in self-immolation: rights group

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Top Kashmir minister calls nuclear conflict warning 'daft'

India and Israel deepen defense ties

Indian Kashmir advises people to prepare for nuclear war

France uses Mali war to boost Rafale jet

China's own Lama still on charm offensive

India, Australia to start nuclear energy talks

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2nd Tibetan self-immolates in China in a week

Wild yaks making comeback in Tibet

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India tells troops to be 'aggressive'

Russia, Bangladesh seal $1 bln arms deal

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China holds seven over Tibetan's self-immolation

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