Articles 2012

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06 December 2012

  • Source: Open Government Partnership
    London: Increased openness offers many benefits for societies which are brave enough to submit themselves to scrutiny. It can help root out corruption, expose inefficiencies and highlight poor...
  • Source: Bloomberg
    Washington: President Barack Obama's envoy to UN global warming talks signaled flexibility on paving the way for a new treaty by 2015, saying he's open to a discussion on the issue of fairness over...
  • Source: Pravda
    Moscow: Russia has become the presiding state of the Group of Twenty (G20) during a crucial period of development of the world in terms of both geopolitics and economics. The globalized world...

05 December 2012

  • Source: Africa Partnership Forum
    1. The 19th meeting of the Africa Partnership Forum (APF) was held in Cotonou, Republic of Benin on 3 December 2012, with the overall theme of illicit financial flows. It was co-chaired by Belgium,...
  • Source: Reuters
    Brasilia:  Brazil's government on Tuesday extended tax breaks to the country's construction industry in a new effort to encourage investment and boost flagging growth in the world's sixth-...
  • Source: US State Department
    Washington: The United States and the African Union (AU) met on November 28 and 29, 2012 in Washington for the third annual U.S.-AU High Level Meetings. The discussions focused on how the AU and the...
  • Source: Reuters
    Hanoi/New Delhi:  Vietnam condemned on Tuesday China's claims to disputed South China Sea islands as a serious violation of its sovereignty after saying it was setting up patrols to protect its...
  • Source: Inter Press Service
    Johannesburg:  South Africa and China are partners within a club of leading emerging markets, and it would seem natural that exports of South African wine to the Chinese market should be surging...

04 December 2012

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