UN: Success in Copenhagen in sight Al Jazeera | The UN secretary-general has expressed optimism that a deal would be clinched at a key summit on climate change in Denmark next month. | Ban Ki-moon said there were encouraging signs ahead of the Copenhagen talks, referring to the meeting of the Commonwealth heads of governments in Trinidad a...
Anger as Commonwealth slashes funding for Aids fight The Independent | The leaders of Commonwealth countries meeting in Trinidad and Tobago were facing a scandal last night after it emerged that the organisation has withdrawn most of its funding for preventing HIV and Aids. | The Commonwealth of Nations is home to 30 per cent of the world's population but 60 per cent...
IAEA votes to censure Iran over nuclear cover-up Khaleej Times The UN nuclear watchdog voted to rebuke Iran for building a uranium enrichment plant in secret but Tehran rejected the move as 'intimidation' which would poison its negotiations with world powers. | The resolution was the first by the 35-nation board...
UN: Success in Copenhagen in sight Al Jazeera | The UN secretary-general has expressed optimism that a deal would be clinched at a key summit on climate change in Denmark next month. | Ban Ki-moon said there were encouraging signs ahead of the Copenhagen talks, referring to the meeting of the Co...
Anger as Commonwealth slashes funding for Aids fight The Independent | The leaders of Commonwealth countries meeting in Trinidad and Tobago were facing a scandal last night after it emerged that the organisation has withdrawn most of its funding for preventing HIV and Aids. | The Commonwealth of Nations is home to 30 ...
No man is an island, collaboration the new way, says Najib The Star | PORT OF SPAIN: No man or business is an island in today's interconnected and globalised world, said Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak. | The Prime Minister pointed out that governments and private sectors could no longer operate businesses in the usual mo...
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UK's Brown to Push Bank Bailout Plan at Summit ABC News By Adrian Croft | November 26, 2009 | LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Gordon Brown said he would lobby for support for his plan to make banks pay for any future bailout at a Comm...
A Place in Time, Not All Frozen The New York Times | Matanuska Glacier, Alaska - THE temperature was soaring to 75 degrees, and I was walking on ice. Around me the Matanuska Glacier, about 100 miles from Anchorage, sparkled and shi...
Before PM trip, India prop for US economy The Telegraph India Washington, Nov. 19: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will gently rub in India’s relative economic health compared with America’s financial disarray to underline India’s importance to...
CHOGM: No man is an island today, says PM The Star | PORT OF SPAIN: No man or business is an island in today's interconnected and globalised world, said Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak. | The Prime Minister pointed out that governments and private sectors could no longer operate businesses in the usual mo...
Governments and private sectors must collaborate, says PM The Star | PORT OF SPAIN: No man or business is an island in today's interconnected and globalised world, said Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak. | The Prime Minister pointed out that governments and private sectors could no longer operate business in the usual mode...
PM invites Indian diaspora to see new creative India Indian Express | Identifying education and business as areas of reconnecting with Indian diaspora, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today invited them to undertake a "pilgrimage" to the "new creative India" and be active partners of the country's development and progr...
UN: Success in Copenhagen in sight Al Jazeera | The UN secretary-general has expressed optimism that a deal would be clinched at a key summit on climate change in Denmark next month. | Ban Ki-moon said there were encouraging signs ahead of the Copenhagen talks, referring to the meeting of the Commonwealth heads of governments in Trinidad and Tobago, where he gave a rare address on Friday....
Anger as Commonwealth slashes funding for Aids fight The Independent | The leaders of Commonwealth countries meeting in Trinidad and Tobago were facing a scandal last night after it emerged that the organisation has withdrawn most of its funding for preventing HIV and Aids. | The Commonwealth of Nations is home to 30 per cent of the world's population but 60 per cent of its HIV victims, and the pandemic is acknowled...
