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Second meeting of the Prime Minister’s Global Advisory Council of Overseas Indians
The Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh chaired the second meeting of the Prime Minister’s Global Advisory Council of Overseas Indians on 7 January, 2011. Fourteen eminent overseas Indians from across the world attended the meeting. The External Affairs Minister, Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs and senior officials also attended the meeting.
Still exceptional?
What if the United States isn't just experiencing a deep recession but is entering a period of long-term economic decline? Analysts point out that in some ways the U.S. has already taken a backseat to China, which is the world's largest manufacturer and exporter.
Rise of Tibetan soft power
Tibetan ‘soft power’ has ensured that we are going to see a continued rise in Tibetan nationalistic aspirations along with the flourishing of Tibetan culture and civilization, in tandem with the rise of China as a global power.
Fundamentally Freund: Time for faith-based diplomacy
The dawn of a new calendar year may have begun, but there are few rays of sunshine on the diplomatic horizon, as pressure continues to mount on the Jewish state.
Fundamentally Freund: Time for faith-based diplomacy
The dawn of a new calendar year may have begun, but there are few rays of sunshine on the diplomatic horizon, as pressure continues to mount on the Jewish state. In recent weeks, various South American countries have conferred recognition on an independent “Palestine,” in effect prejudging the outcome of any future negotiations.
Nigeria’s Top Banker Wins International Recognition
Nigeria is frequently cited as one of the most corrupt countries in the world, but its central banker has won two international banking awards.
Hungary plunges into EU hot water in steering role
Hungary's turn at the helm of the EU has been accompanied by a chorus of concern about a media law brought in by the centre-right government.
Traditional Afghan Farming Gets Modern Twist
In Afghanistan, the vast majority of the population relies on agriculture for its livelihood. Three decades of war have not changed the central importance of farming in this country, only its difficulty.
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