Russian Foreign Minister In Tajikistan To Talk Investments, Gas
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is in Tajikistan for talks with President Emomali Rahmon and other Tajik government officials.
Kazakhstan stands for resolving situation over Iran peacefully
Kazakhstan stands for peacefully resolving the situation over Iran, Kazakh Foreign Minister Yerzhan Kazykhanov said today.
Iran And India: A Tangled Web Of Oil And Geopolitics
India and Iran have had a long relationship stretching back to ancient times. Iranian (or Persian) influence has produced a deep imprint upon Indian art, poetry, architecture and literature. With periodic invasions, military adventures and constant cross-migrations between the two empires, the people of Iran and northern India share many cultural and ethnic characteristics.
Azerbaijan calls UN Security Council to stop activity of Metsamor nuclear power plant
“Azerbaijan shares the concern of the international community on increasing nuclear threats and risks.
Turkey and Canada sign agreement to build nuclear power
Turkish state-owned company EÜAŞ and Canada's Candu have signed an agreement today to build nuclear power plant in Turkey TRT Haber TV channel said on Friday.
Russia and Iran restore cooperation despite UN sanctions
Russia and Iran continue to strengthen bilateral ties. The relations between Moscow and Teheran have strengthened considerably during the recent two decades. The two countries have signed a series of economic and defense agreements. The cooperation in the field of science and education has been developing steadily too. This week, it was reported that Iran has officially approved a new standard of education, in which the studies of the Russian language will become an inseparable part of the local school program.
Malaysia, Kazakhstan to tap potential for more cooperation
The leaders of Malaysia and Kazakhstan said here Wednesday that the two countries are looking at some key areas to boost bilateral trade and cooperation.
Tajikistan says Russia is main partner, rejects foreign offers
Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic bordering Afghanistan, has rejected requests by foreign powers to allow them to set up military bases on its territory because it does not want to upset Russia, its president said on Tuesday.
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