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(FARS News Agency Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) According to contested allegations in court documents obtained by the Guardian and Financial Times, a brother and nephew of Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz are embroiled in litigation with ...

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Health workers came from Bristol, Brighton and Newcastle to join the protest. Katie, a children's nurse, told Socialist Worker, "We need more staff to improve care, Socialist Worker reported. "People are leaving the NHS because they can't cope with ...

We present the translation of the full speech given by Chiese Prime Minister Li Keqiang at the Indian Council of World Affairs in New Delhi on Tuesday. Namaste (Good day)! It is my great pleasure to come here and meet with friends from various sectors who care about friendly relations between China and India. I wish to thank the Indian Council of World Affairs for the warm reception and thoughtful arrangements. Twenty-seven years ago, I visited India as a leader of China’s youth ...

The real assessment of the actual diplomatic gains out of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s three-day India visit can be made only after promised actions are initiated, but surely it has yielded some political dividend for the beleaguered United Progressive Alliance government, notes Sheela Bhatt. The issue of the incursion by Chinese troops 19 kilometres into Indian territory in mid-April created a huge national crisis for the UPA government. It reminded people of the days of 1999 when ...

Domestic compulsions had forced India to look inward, which led it to lose focus on the international front during the early years after Independence, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid said Tuesday. Addressing a function organised by Indo-Arab League, Khurshid said as the world moved very fast, India could not keep pace. He said at that time, India had to grow more food to feed its people, provide water, power, education, jobs and it had to reform its economic structure. "Somewhere ...

Far-reaching immigration legislation neared a final committee vote on Tuesday as the White House and Democratic supporters sought to delay a showdown over the rights of gay spouses until a debate in the full Senate. "There have been 300 amendments. Why ...

It was the hottest day so far in the city. Matching the heat was the mercurial performance of local artists at Sai Sabhagruha on Tuesday. Presented by Swartarang, 'Hits of R D Burman' was a fine bouquet of the composer's hit numbers made with some of his best ...