Africa Wealth Report 2022
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Economic Relations
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India-China relations in one of the best periods in history
Zhang Yan We share plenty of common concerns and stances on a variety of important issues concerning world peace and development, says Zhang Yan, China
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Water in India-Nepal relations
Ramaswamy R. Iyer There is in Nepal a deep ambivalence about India, which many in India tend to misinterpret as anti-Indianism. India-Nepal relations have been badly mismanaged on both sides. The time has come to make a break with the past and explore new beginnings. In his article in the issue of 15 September of The Hindu, Prof. S. D. Muni has already covered the larger aspects of strategic and security concerns. This article will focus on water relations, though some reference to the larger context cannot be avoided.
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A free trade area within ASEAN
P. S. Suryanarayana India
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India for rule-based multilateral trading system
P. S. Suryanarayana Doha Round talks will
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Farmers rejoice talks failure
Rituparna Bhuyan / New Delhi July 31, 2008, 0:19 IST Indian farmers and food security activists are relieved over the inconclusive mini-ministerial meeting at Geneva, which had been convened to finalise the Doha Round of world trade talks.
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Safeguards deal rift jeopardises Doha trade talks
D Ravi Kanth / Geneva July 30, 2008, 0:18 IST The battle to conclude negotiations for Doha in agriculture and market-opening for industrial products broke down due to unbridgeable differences between India and the United States over the trigger and remedy for using the Special Safeguards Mechanism (SSM) by developing countries to check sudden surges in imports of vulnerable farm products. After 12 days of intense negotiations, Commerce Minister Kamal Nath and his US counterpart US Trade Representative Susan Schwab failed to agree on a figure for using the SSM.
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US blames India, China for blocking Doha talks
D Ravi Kanth / Geneva July 29, 2008, 0:26 IST The United States yesterday applied strong pressure tactics at the mini-ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) by blaming India and China
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Food crisis, fuel price hike to figure at SAARC Summit
B. Muralidhar Reddy Member nations to sign accord for launch of SDF Heads of state likely to hold bilateral meetings To sign pact for Afghanistan's entry into SAFTA COLOMBO: The process for the SAARC Summit, scheduled here on August 2 and 3 was set in motion on Sunday with the meeting of the programming committee consisting of senior officials from the member countries.
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Editorial: Another try
Business Standard / New Delhi July 24, 2008, 0:04 IST