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Afghan army far from fighting fit
By Charles Recknagel On paper, the Afghan National Army (ANA) looks strong enough to secure the country almost immediately. The force had a listed strength of 173,000 personnel in October and ...
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BCA Siapkan Modal Rp 200 Miliar untuk Dirikan Asuransi Jiwa
JAKARTA (IFT) – PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BBCA), bank beraset terbesar ketiga di Indonesia, akan mengalokasikan dana sebesar Rp 100 miliar–Rp 200 miliar untuk mendirikan perusahaan ...
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Why Are Central Asias Presidents Blowing Off NATO
Central Asia's presidents would have a lot to talk about at the NATO summit taking place in Chicago, given that the summit is focusing on Afghanistan and the Central Asian states play a key ...
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Vekselberg goes to London
By John Helmer MOSCOW - To those who listen, it has been made clear that president-elect Vladimir Putin and his closest policy advisor, Igor Sechin, believe that what they need to know about the ...
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OIC Environment Ministers meeting concluded in Astana Kazakhstan
Astana: May 20 -- (BNA) The Kingdom of Bahrain delegation led by the General-director of the Public Commission for Protection of the Environment, Maritime Resources and Wildlife Dr. Adel Al-Zayani ...
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Chemical plant explosion kills one injures three in Inner Mongolia
HOHHOT, April 15 (Xinhua) -- Fire fighters on Sunday morning put out the blaze in a chemical plant in north China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, which has caused one dead and three others ...
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Yusufov fights to keep bid for DEPA alive
By Robert M Cutler MONTREAL - An investment vehicle created by a former Russian energy minister and Gazprom director has appealed against its exclusion from bidding for the Greek public gas ...
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Power nexus skews Kyrgyz dam demand
Power nexus skews Kyrgyz dam demand By Eelke P Kraak The government of Kyrgyzstan has embarked on an ambitious hydropower development program on the transboundary Syr Darya River, which has ...
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Energy key to poor outlook for Turkey
By Robert M Cutler MONTREAL - Turkey takes understandable pride in its strong economic growth, which explains in part the government's angry reaction to the downward revision by Standard ...
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Nazarbayevs free-trade goaloffers Central Asia a future
By Roman Muzalevsky Meeting with ambassadors on March 2, Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev suggested that Central Asian states launch a common free trade zone, saying the region ...
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