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Israel Holds Palestinian Economy Captive, Say Analysts
The Gaza war is speeding up Israel's "annexation" of the Palestinian economy, say analysts, who argue it has been hobbled for decades by agreements that followed the Oslo peace accords.
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UN Security Council to Hold First Formal Discussion on AI Risks, Impact on Global Peace and Security
The UN security council will formally discuss AI technology for the first time on Tuesday, as governments are exploring ways to mitigate the risks AI poses to the global economy and international security. Britain, which holds the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council this month, will seek global dialogue about the impact of the technology...
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Italian PM Meloni Asks PM Modi To Push For Peace In Ukraine
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni asked for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's help on Thursday in facilitating "just peace" in Ukraine, as foreign ministers of some of the world's largest economies met in New Delhi.
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India's Self-Reliance In Defence Sector To Boost Global Standing: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that his government's resolve for ''Aatmanirbhar Bharat'' is not inward-looking, but aimed at boosting India's capabilities and global peace, and also for helping the world economy become more stable.
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Xi Jinping Greets Donald Trump, Calls For Cooperation For Global Peace
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday congratulated Donald Trump on becoming president-elect of the US, calling for cooperation between the top two economies of the world to maintain global peace and stability as well as improving bilateral ties while shunning confrontation.
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'Dialogue' Necessary With ISIS, Says Dalai Lama
The ISIS harms Islam through its intolerance, but "dialogue" with the terrorists is vital, the Dalai Lama said in an interview reported today by the Italian daily La Stampa.
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Ex-PM Manmohan Singh Says 'Suppression of Dissent Grave Danger to Economy'
In the middle of a nationwide debate on intolerance, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said supersession of dissent poses "grave danger" for economic development. "Nation deeply concerned at recent tragic instances of violations of freedom of thought," he said at a conference organized to mark the 125th birth anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehr...
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Cost of Violence Hits US $14 Trillion in Increasingly Divided World
The cost of violence around the world reached a record $14.3 trillion in 2014, equivalent to the combined economies of Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom, a global security report said on Wednesday.
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Tremendous Positivity After Formation of Modi Government: Indian CEOs
The delegation of Indian CEOs from Confederation of Indian Industry in an interaction with the Washington audience at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace yesterday highlighted the growing sense of optimism amongst both the public and industry in India following the recent election results which brought BJP to power with a landslide majority.
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A tough sell: Insurance against a China financial crisis
Financial wizards have been trying to sell peace of mind to investors in China for years, but fewer and fewer of those investors are interested, despite some worrying headlines.
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Economy to grow at over 5 per cent in FY14: Chidambaram
Dismissing International Monetary Funds growth rate projection of 3.8 per cent for India this year, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Thursday that he does not share their "pessimism" and the Indian economy will grow at over 5 per cent in 2013-14.
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Nawaz Sharif: The Lion of Punjab roars in Pakistan
Nawaz Sharif, known as the 'Lion of Punjab' who has promised to restart peace process with India and is set to be elected for a third innings as Pakistan Prime Minister, is seen as someone who can fix the country's bleeding economy but is considered soft on the Taliban.
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India should fully open up supposedly sensitive sectors: report
India should fully open "even supposedly sensitive" sectors such as finance, defence, atomic energy and FDI, a leading US think-tank said today.
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Europe at the crossroads: splinter or unite
The European Union, a hope for peace that rose from the fires of World War II, paused Wednesday to honor its past and ponder its future
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United States of India: Transition of power stalling economic reforms
The balance of power is shifting to states and more so to regional parties.The government inaction is just the effect. While in a federal structure this was meant to be the case, it has taken a convincing electoral success of regional parties to trigger the friction between the centre and states.
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Israel Holds Palestinian Economy Captive, Say Analysts
The Gaza war is speeding up Israel's "annexation" of the Palestinian economy, say analysts, who argue it has been hobbled for decades by agreements that followed the Oslo peace accords.
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UN Security Council to Hold First Formal Discussion on AI Risks, Impact on Global Peace and Security
The UN security council will formally discuss AI technology for the first time on Tuesday, as governments are exploring ways to mitigate the risks AI poses to the global economy and international security. Britain, which holds the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council this month, will seek global dialogue about the impact of the technology...
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Italian PM Meloni Asks PM Modi To Push For Peace In Ukraine
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni asked for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's help on Thursday in facilitating "just peace" in Ukraine, as foreign ministers of some of the world's largest economies met in New Delhi.
-
India's Self-Reliance In Defence Sector To Boost Global Standing: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that his government's resolve for ''Aatmanirbhar Bharat'' is not inward-looking, but aimed at boosting India's capabilities and global peace, and also for helping the world economy become more stable.
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Xi Jinping Greets Donald Trump, Calls For Cooperation For Global Peace
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday congratulated Donald Trump on becoming president-elect of the US, calling for cooperation between the top two economies of the world to maintain global peace and stability as well as improving bilateral ties while shunning confrontation.
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'Dialogue' Necessary With ISIS, Says Dalai Lama
The ISIS harms Islam through its intolerance, but "dialogue" with the terrorists is vital, the Dalai Lama said in an interview reported today by the Italian daily La Stampa.
-
Ex-PM Manmohan Singh Says 'Suppression of Dissent Grave Danger to Economy'
In the middle of a nationwide debate on intolerance, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said supersession of dissent poses "grave danger" for economic development. "Nation deeply concerned at recent tragic instances of violations of freedom of thought," he said at a conference organized to mark the 125th birth anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehr...
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Cost of Violence Hits US $14 Trillion in Increasingly Divided World
The cost of violence around the world reached a record $14.3 trillion in 2014, equivalent to the combined economies of Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom, a global security report said on Wednesday.
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Tremendous Positivity After Formation of Modi Government: Indian CEOs
The delegation of Indian CEOs from Confederation of Indian Industry in an interaction with the Washington audience at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace yesterday highlighted the growing sense of optimism amongst both the public and industry in India following the recent election results which brought BJP to power with a landslide majority.
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A tough sell: Insurance against a China financial crisis
Financial wizards have been trying to sell peace of mind to investors in China for years, but fewer and fewer of those investors are interested, despite some worrying headlines.
-
Economy to grow at over 5 per cent in FY14: Chidambaram
Dismissing International Monetary Funds growth rate projection of 3.8 per cent for India this year, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Thursday that he does not share their "pessimism" and the Indian economy will grow at over 5 per cent in 2013-14.
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Nawaz Sharif: The Lion of Punjab roars in Pakistan
Nawaz Sharif, known as the 'Lion of Punjab' who has promised to restart peace process with India and is set to be elected for a third innings as Pakistan Prime Minister, is seen as someone who can fix the country's bleeding economy but is considered soft on the Taliban.
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India should fully open up supposedly sensitive sectors: report
India should fully open "even supposedly sensitive" sectors such as finance, defence, atomic energy and FDI, a leading US think-tank said today.
-
Europe at the crossroads: splinter or unite
The European Union, a hope for peace that rose from the fires of World War II, paused Wednesday to honor its past and ponder its future
-
United States of India: Transition of power stalling economic reforms
The balance of power is shifting to states and more so to regional parties.The government inaction is just the effect. While in a federal structure this was meant to be the case, it has taken a convincing electoral success of regional parties to trigger the friction between the centre and states.
