Geography, spelling, positions, religion, … what about cultural intelligence?!
Or simply logic and cross verification to avoid hoax …
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Posted on 2012/03/21 by ExMergere
The India interests on Afghanistan
To ensure that the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) Gas Pipeline Project does not remain a pipedream, India and Pakistan have decided to work on a joint strategy to resolve the contentious issue of transit fees in January.
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Posted on 2012/03/21 by ExMergere
Azeri Defense Minister Safar Abiyev and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Tehran
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Azerbaijan Breaks Iranian-Linked Spy Network
Posted on 2012/03/21 by ExMergere
The South Caucasus has emerged as a battleground between Iran and its adversaries. Recent weeks have seen Iranian assassination attempts against Israeli diplomats in Baku and Tbilisi, a massive Israeli-Azerbaijani arms deal (EDM, March 7) and, most recently, the announcement that Azerbaijan’s national security ministry had arrested 22 Azerbaijani citizens allegedly linked to an Iranian-plot to attack the Israeli and US embassies in Baku (trend.az, March 14).
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A bill intended to help startups could turn back decades of regulation and amounts to a “bipartisan route to disaster,” former IMF chief economist Simon Johnson writes.
Posted on 2012/03/21 by ExMergere
Exclusive: India to urge airlines to opt out of EU carbon scheme – Topix
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Trends in international arms transfers, 2011
Posted on 2012/03/21 by ExMergere
The SIPRI Arms Transfers Database now contains information on all international transfers of major conventional weapons from 1950 to the end of 2011. It is the only publicly available resource providing consistent data on international arms transfers for this length of time. This Fact Sheet describes the trends in international arms transfers that are revealed by the new data. It lists the main suppliers and recipients for the period 2007–11 and describes the changes in regional trends.
ExMergere: India was the first world importer over the period, accounting for 10 per cent in weapons volume. India has announced a 17% increase of its defence budget … far beyond China!
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Posted on 2012/03/21 by ExMergere
Chinese navy flotilla arrives in Gulf of Aden
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Chinese navy flotilla arrives in Gulf of Aden
Posted on 2012/03/21 by ExMergere
The 11th Chinese naval escort flotilla arrives in waters of the Gulf of Aden on March 15, 2012. The flotilla, which departed from Qingdao on Feb. 27, heads for the escort mission in the Gulf of Aden and Somali waters to protect commercial ships from pirate attacks.
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EU eyes measures to open up public contracts
Posted on 2012/03/21 by ExMergere
The European Union is seeking powers to block foreign companies from winning lucrative government contracts unless their home countries open their own public-sector deals to European firms.
The proposals unveiled Wednesday appear to be targeted mostly at China, whose companies have obtained public projects in Europe.
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India eyes Pakistani route for Afghan mine access
Posted on 2012/03/21 by ExMergere
India will explore a route through Pakistan to transport iron ore from Afghanistan, the head of a consortium involved in the $11 billion project said, hoping that economic benefits will outweigh political hostility.
Despite a spike in tension in Afghanistan and uncertainty over the future once foreign combat forces leave in 2014, India was committed to developing the Hajigak mines and a 6 million tonne steel plant alongside, CS Verma, chairman of Steel Authority of India, told Reuters in an interview.
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