RCEP can give opportunities to India: China
China joined 14 countries this week in agreeing terms for RCEP, which could become the world’s biggest free trade deal if officially signed next year as planned.
Month: November 2019
Saudi non-oil economy sees fastest growth for 4 years
Unemployment in Saudi Arabia has continued to lag a rebound in non-oil growth this year to the fastest since 2015
Of Lebanon and protests
The financial and monetary situation in Lebanon is on the edge of the abyss due to the fact that public debt is now more than $80 billion, and some say reached the threshold of $100 billion, as well as because of the decline in cash reserves in hard currency in the Central Bank of Lebanon,
India a ‘Guest of Honour Country’ at China’s second International Import Expo
India plans to make use of the expo to pitch for IT, pharmaceuticals- and agricultural export products.
EU parliamentarians’ Kashmir visit – PR stunt or perception management?
The European parliamentarians’ visit to Kashmir after the abrogation of its special privileges is consistent with New Delhi’s 30-year old policy of sharing its story of combatting cross border terrorism in the Muslim-majority region with the world at large.
Iranian Student Leader of 1979 U.S. Embassy Takeover Regrets Attack
Iran marks the 40th anniversary of the seizure on Monday
Centre releases maps of UTs of J-K, Ladakh
The maps prepared by Survey General of India depicting the new UTs of Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh, as created on October 31, 2019, along with the map of India, are released, the statement said.
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Singh in Tashkent, India and Uzbekistan to hold first joint military exercises
The 10 day joint exercise between Indian and Uzbekistan armies, code named Dostlik 2019, will be conducted from November 4 to 13.
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This current government can no longer offer something convincing: Analyst
After the protests Tehran feels that it has lost Iraq. Even the nationalistic Shiites are today demonstrating against Iran