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Zuma to lead delegation to African Union Summit

Zuma to lead delegation to African Union Summit

Peace and security in Africa is expected to be on the top of the agenda of discussions after a Kenyan terror attack heightened tensions.

Russia-China expo begins June 30

Russia-China expo begins June 30

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Russia is interested in Chinese businesses' participation in developing the Far East.

Putin backs Ukraine cease fire

Putin backs Ukraine cease fire

He, however, warned that the peace plan "will not be viable and realistic without practical steps towards negotiations."

Chinese Premier vows “sea of peace” with neighbours

Chinese Premier vows “sea of peace” with neighbours

Vietnam and China hold contesting claims over the Paracel islands called Xisha islands.

SA Operation Phakisa to jumpstart growth: Zuma

SA Operation Phakisa to jumpstart growth: Zuma

President Zuma vowed to “jump start” the economy which is struggling in the face of a protracted mining crisis.

China “long term investor in Greece’- Premier

China “long term investor in Greece’- Premier

Samaras said Athens is keen on joint projects with China in such fields as port, railway and shipping.

Rupee heads for 4th weekly decline

Rupee heads for 4th weekly decline

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed to step up investment and clear regulatory hurdles for businesses in the country.

As Ukraine refugees rise, Putin urges national dialogue

As Ukraine refugees rise, Putin urges national dialogue

Russia called for thorough and unbiased investigations into the May 2 tragedy in Ukrainian city of Odessa.

“Stop interference”- China to Vietnam

“Stop interference”- China to Vietnam

China's top diplomat Yang Jiechi held talks with Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh in Hanoi.

Budget critical to India credit outlook: Moody’s

Budget critical to India credit outlook: Moody’s

The global ratings agency said Thursday the Indian economy is exposed to “shocks” on account of high fiscal deficit.