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Australia to sell uranium to India to boost domestic industry

Australia to sell uranium to India to boost domestic industry

Australia has 40 per cent of the world's known uranium reserves.

China must prepare for many great battles- Xi

China must prepare for many great battles- Xi

China and the US are locked in competition over trade and over military and diplomatic influence in the region.

Ukraine ceasefire: Russia not party, says Kremlin

Ukraine ceasefire: Russia not party, says Kremlin

UN figures say the violence in eastern Ukraine has killed over 2,600 people and rendered 340,000 homeless.

US national security advisor to visit China next week

US national security advisor to visit China next week

Obama could meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at the UN General Assembly later this month.

China services sector rebounds from 6-month low

China services sector rebounds from 6-month low

The non manufacturing PMI tracks business activity in sectors including construction, software, aviation, railways and real estate.

Boko Haram captures towns in Nigeria’s north

Boko Haram captures towns in Nigeria’s north

The extremist group now appears to be trying to capture as much territory as possible in what it says will form an Islamic state.

India, Japan fail to conclude nuclear deal

India, Japan fail to conclude nuclear deal

Over the next two decades India and China are set to bring 35 nuclear reactors online.

World must aid Iraq, Syria govts in fighting IS: Russia

World must aid Iraq, Syria govts in fighting IS: Russia

The chaos in Iraq is the direct result of forced external intervention by the West, said Russia’s permanent UN envoy.

Why Europe can’t avoid the ‘S’ word

Why Europe can’t avoid the ‘S’ word

The pressure is on for the European Central Bank to begin stimulus programs to buoy the eurozone economy.

India annual infrastructure output slows

India annual infrastructure output slows

Growth of the eight core industries in India has fallen to 2.7 per cent in July.