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Amid Tariff War, China No Longer US' Top Trading Partner. Slips To Third
As a result of their ongoing trade war, China is no longer the top trading partner of the United States and has been replaced by America's neighbours Mexico and Canada, according to a media report.
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Ties Strengthened, Nuke Group Support Assured, As PM Narendra Modi's 5-Nation Tour Ends
Prime Minister Narendra Modi completed his 5-nation tour which began with Afghanistan followed by brief visits to Qatar and Switzerland. After a brief stopover om Mexico, PM Modi left for New Delhi today.
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India, Mexico Discuss Elevating Bilateral Ties
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today held a meeting with Mexican Foreign Minister Claudia Ruiz Massieu Salinas during which they did a comprehensive review of the bilateral ties between the two countries and explored the possibility of elevating the relationship between the two countries to a new level.
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Oil Minister to Lead Industry Delegation to Mexico, Colombia
To bolster energy ties with the US, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan is leading a high-level delegation of industry CEOs to Mexico and Colombia during May 18-May 22.
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ICC congratulates Ireland for qualifying for 2015 World Cup
Ireland became the first Affiliate side to qualify for the World Cup after its sixth round ICC World Cricket League Championship match against Netherlands ended in a tie on Tuesday. Ireland had won the first ODI on Sunday in Amstelveen by 88 runs.
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BRICS planning joint anti-crisis fund: Russia
Major emerging economies may set up a joint anti-crisis fund if they do not receive enough say in decision making at the IMF under proposed voting reforms, a senior Russian official said. The leaders of BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa—pledged at the Group of 20 summit in Mexico to chip in $75 billion to boost the IMF...
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ESPN STAR Sports renews ties with FIFA
FIFA has renewed its broadcasting agreement with ESPN-STAR Sports, giving the network exclusive South Asian telecast rights of the 2010 World Cup in SA.
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Amid Tariff War, China No Longer US' Top Trading Partner. Slips To Third
As a result of their ongoing trade war, China is no longer the top trading partner of the United States and has been replaced by America's neighbours Mexico and Canada, according to a media report.
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Ties Strengthened, Nuke Group Support Assured, As PM Narendra Modi's 5-Nation Tour Ends
Prime Minister Narendra Modi completed his 5-nation tour which began with Afghanistan followed by brief visits to Qatar and Switzerland. After a brief stopover om Mexico, PM Modi left for New Delhi today.
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India, Mexico Discuss Elevating Bilateral Ties
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today held a meeting with Mexican Foreign Minister Claudia Ruiz Massieu Salinas during which they did a comprehensive review of the bilateral ties between the two countries and explored the possibility of elevating the relationship between the two countries to a new level.
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Oil Minister to Lead Industry Delegation to Mexico, Colombia
To bolster energy ties with the US, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan is leading a high-level delegation of industry CEOs to Mexico and Colombia during May 18-May 22.
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ICC congratulates Ireland for qualifying for 2015 World Cup
Ireland became the first Affiliate side to qualify for the World Cup after its sixth round ICC World Cricket League Championship match against Netherlands ended in a tie on Tuesday. Ireland had won the first ODI on Sunday in Amstelveen by 88 runs.
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BRICS planning joint anti-crisis fund: Russia
Major emerging economies may set up a joint anti-crisis fund if they do not receive enough say in decision making at the IMF under proposed voting reforms, a senior Russian official said. The leaders of BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa—pledged at the Group of 20 summit in Mexico to chip in $75 billion to boost the IMF...
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ESPN STAR Sports renews ties with FIFA
FIFA has renewed its broadcasting agreement with ESPN-STAR Sports, giving the network exclusive South Asian telecast rights of the 2010 World Cup in SA.
