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Boko Haram: ‘Heinous’ murder of more than 170

Boko Haram: ‘Heinous’ murder of more than 170

The Boko Haram fighters also attacked a number of mosques in the villages, police officials told local media.

French President Hollande urges African leaders to “respect rules”

French President Hollande urges African leaders to “respect rules”

Hollande said the security of European nations is tied with that of the African continent.

Bankers, investors from BRICS, G20 to discuss global finance in Russia

Bankers, investors from BRICS, G20 to discuss global finance in Russia

The Russian city of Ufa will host the BRICS and SCO Financial Forum on 8 July.

Russia announces BRICS ‘virtual secretariat’

Russia announces BRICS ‘virtual secretariat’

The Russian Foreign Minister on Thursday said “a new and very important period has begun in the group's activity”.

Brazil’s Vale ships to dock at Chinese ports as ban lifted

Brazil’s Vale ships to dock at Chinese ports as ban lifted

Brazil's Vale is the world's biggest supplier of iron ore.

China, France ink array of telecom deals

China, France ink array of telecom deals

China Mobile and China Unicom have committed to buy $1.5 billion worth of network equipment from France's Alcatel-Lucent this year.

China says “delighted” with US-Cuba detente

China says “delighted” with US-Cuba detente

Cuba has supported BRICS’ calls for less US and European dominance of international affairs.

Russia first to approve China-led Bank charter

Russia first to approve China-led Bank charter

China has maintained it will not have veto powers at the AIIB, unlike the World Bank where Washington has a limited veto.

Brazil industry body poll reveals Rousseff’s trust deficit

Brazil industry body poll reveals Rousseff’s trust deficit

78% of those polled refused to repose confidence in the left-leaning leader.

Lagarde, Merkel optimistic Greeks will vote ‘Yes’

Lagarde, Merkel optimistic Greeks will vote ‘Yes’

Some have said Merkel must reject any bailout plans for Greece because German taxpayers are tired of rescuing Athens yet again.