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February 23 - Today in History The first and the last. In 632 the Prophet Mohammad preached his last sermon and in 1455 the first Gutenberg Bible rolled off the press. Today marks the 1836 Battle of the Alamo and the Turkey wants to sign free trade deal with India During a state visit to India, visiting Turkish President Abdullah Gul discussed with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh a wide range of bilateral, regional and global issues, including counter-terrorism, trade and investment and energy security. They Berlin, New Delhi discuss economic, security ties German President Horst Koehler held talks with Indian leaders in New Delhi on 2 February to deepen the partnership between the two countries, including economic and security cooperation. Accompanied by a high-level business delegation, Koehler, Russia, India seal nuclear, defense, trade deals Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and visiting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh sealed agreements to boost cooperation in the civilian use of nuclear energy, and to increase defense cooperation after talks in Moscow on 7 December. An EU-India nuclear deal done, but trade remains unsettled yet  Meeting in New Delhi, leaders of the European Union and India signed an agreement on a nuclear energy project, but said another on a Free Trade Agreement India was hoping to be done this year Polaris may set up base in Sweden to tap Europe Indian financial technology firm, Polaris Software Lab Ltd, is planning to expand its base in EU markets beyond continental Europe, and Sweden could form its base to cater to this large untapped region, Economic Times India’s president visiting Tajikistan Indian President Pratibha Patil will be visiting Tajikistan on her trip to the region aiming to strengthen the strategic partnership and multi-faceted relations between the close friends and partners, news reports said. Patil, heading a India says WTO stand-off is over, Doha talks will resume  After eight years of being stymied, the critical Doha round of trade talks will begin again at the World Trade Organization in Geneva, Switzerland on Sept. 14, after an agreement by European Union and international India’s exports decline for 10th month in a row India’s exports declined for the 10th straight month in July, according to government data released last week. Merchandise exports dipped by 28.4 per cent in July from a year earlier to 13.6 billion dollars, according Indian leader refutes claims 1998 nuke test a dud Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has rejected claims that India’s 1998 nuclear tests were not successful, a news report said. “A wrong impression has been given by some scientists which is needless. Former president APJ Torching of Indian immigrant prompts political row Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi`s government came under fire on February 2 for allegedly fostering anti-immigrant sentiment after an Indian man was brutally beaten and set on fire. Opposition leader Walter Veltroni said the attack India, Kazakhstan to develop Satpaev in Caspian During the recent visit of Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbaev to India, the future of a promising oil area in the Caspian region –- Satpaev –- has been decided. According to the Ambassador of India to Kazakhstan, India sign several pacts  India’s External affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee and President Pratibha Patil welcomed Kazakhstan‘s President Nursultan Nazarbayev at the ceremonial reception at the Rashtrapati Bhawan, Gazeta.ru reported. This is the fourth visit of the Kazakh President since India, Spain set up joint anti-terror mechanism Spain and India set up a joint anti-terror mechanism during a visit by Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Maria Teresa Fernandez de la Vega to the Indian capital. India also shared with Spain the evidence linking India: A sitting duck for terrorists  India in the aftermath of the Mumbai attacks and the heightened tensions with Pakistan, prompted Tejinder Singh, along with his American wife Laurie Singh, to travel to the area for an eyewitness report. The itinerary Every nation has an army, Pakistani army has a nation  Pakistani establishments have acquired great tenacity to strongly believe their own bluffs even in the face of unquestionable proof. President Asif Ali Zardari's first statement that the sole surviving Mumbai terrorist is not a Pakistani Commission presents diluted, delayed pharma package  The European Commission has adopted a much-delayed pharma package but in a much more diluted form than envisaged earlier by the main-stream pharma industry. European Commissioner for Enterprise and Industry Gunter Verheugen started the press Zardari faults on promises, terrorism crisis brews on  Will relations between India and Pakistan deteriorate again in the wake of Mumbai mayhem, just like when Pak militants attacked Indian Parliament in December 2001? President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan holds the key to Lashkar-E-Taiba`s audacious siege of Mumbai  The Indian sub-continent is up in flames again and the alleged hand of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) with the blessings of al Qaeda is there to see in the siege of Mumbai's iconic hotels, the Taj and Journalists denied visas for India after critical reporting  European journalists in Sweden are complaining that Indian diplomats are refusing visas for visits to India to a “blacklist” of journalists who have been identified as writing negative stories about the country. Freelance journalist Ulrika Migrants now under open skies in chilly Brussels  The media frenzy generated in Belgium with major media outlets carrying the story of a dawn raid on a Gurdwara (a worshipping place for Sikhs) obscured the real cause “human smuggling,” behind the police action India, EU ink education cooperation  The European Union extended the realm of its strategic partnership with India into the field of education and culture with the signing of a declaration to reinforce their cooperation in the form of a policy Stay online with us for ongoing coverage of latest news The ongoing US elections today are drawing record number of voters, lining up for hours to cast their vote. In Brussels, the Capital of Europe, home to the European Union and NATO, we are getting together Portrait for US Presidential Elections 2008: Why I vote for Obama, the winning candidate  Laurie Singh, writer-journalist, hailing from South Carolina but living in Brussels, Belgium for the last two years and having travelled widely across the globe, has voted for Barack Obama, whom she calls “the winning candidate.” Sikh temple raid shadows Belgian royal visit to India King Albert II of Belgium will go to India on a nine-day state visit beginning November 3, accompanied by Queen Paola, Foreign Minister Karel De Gucht, and top businessmen and academics, according to sources in India, Russia to sign civilian nuclear deal in December Russia and India on October 20 laid the groundwork for a bilateral nuclear cooperation agreement, paving the way for the signing of the pact during Russian President Dmitri Medvedev‘s visit to New Delhi in December, EU’s Blue Card visa scheme gets green light  The European Union Council of Ministers of Justice and Home Affairs slated to meet on November 27-28 in Bru ssels is expected to rubber stamp the Blue Card, a fast-track work visa, a decision made Indian diplomatic presence in Brussels needs boost  The European Union and India at the recently concluded EU-India Summit (September 29) in Marseille, France failed to finalise the ongoing trade negotiations over Free Trade Agreement (FTA), the two sides remaining at loggerheads on Missed opportunities at the EU India Summit  September 29, the sunny environs of Marseille in Southern France were the perfect setting to provide a strong impetus to the lacklustre Europe-India relations but half a day of talks were overshadowed by French focus Indian premier wants closer nuclear ties Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on September 22 embarked on a 10-day visit to the United States and France which was expected to mark India’s opening nuclear trade with the world after a three-decade ban. |
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China is presenting its ascent not as a power shift, but as a paradigm shift. The worldwide economic recession has had European Union businesses keenly eyeing China for continuing markets, Showing there is still some major differences between the European Union and China in areas |
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