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Shanghai to host BRICS Bank: Putin aide

Shanghai to host BRICS Bank: Putin aide

Both the Bank and a $100 billion contingency reserve fund for the BRICS nations will be launched during the Brazil Summit on 15-16 July.

BRICS clout drawing membership bids: Putin

BRICS clout drawing membership bids: Putin

More and more countries see the potential of this association, said the Russian President.

Photo exhibit celebrates China-UK ties

Photo exhibit celebrates China-UK ties

Held at the home of the late former PM Edward Heath, it traces the history of rapprochement with Beijing.

Putin urges caution on Afghanistan at CIS security meet

Putin urges caution on Afghanistan at CIS security meet

Russia, Putin said, will continue “to train employees for the special services and security forces” of the CIS.

17.95 trillion rupees India Budget presented

17.95 trillion rupees India Budget presented

The government has boosted defence spending by 12 per cent in 2014-15.

BRICS to decide on outsiders’ bids for Bank shareholding

BRICS to decide on outsiders’ bids for Bank shareholding

The five founding members of the new Bank will retain controlling interest should any new members be admitted.

Will respond to agression against Crimea: Russia

Will respond to agression against Crimea: Russia

The Russian Foreign Minister said Moscow is ready to discuss the issue of foreign investment with those interested in Crimea.

BRICS Bank, Ukraine likely to dominate 2014 BRICS Summit

BRICS Bank, Ukraine likely to dominate 2014 BRICS Summit

Amid heightened tensions with the West, the BRICS are looking to flex their economic and political muscle, writes Mark.

BRICS spell cooperation not competition: SA

BRICS spell cooperation not competition: SA

The decision on the location of the BRICS Bank will not depend on financial muscle, says South Africa.

US scrambles to rescue Afghanistan vote

US scrambles to rescue Afghanistan vote

Ghani agreed late on Tuesday to the auditing of more than 7,000 polling stations - some three million of the cast votes.