Archive for  August 2004
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Pakistan and India will hold two-day parleys on Siachen as part of composite dialogue process between the two countries here from Thursday, August 5. An eight-member Pakistan delegation, headed by Defence Secretary Lieutenant General Hamid
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Pakistan and India will hold two-day parleys on Siachen as part of composite dialogue process between the two countries here from Thursday, August 5. An eight-member Pakistan delegation, headed by Defence Secretary Lieutenant General Hamid
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The Russian economic development ministry has raised its 2004 economic growth forecast up to 6.7 percent from 6.6 percent, the ministry's chief forecaster Andrei Klepach said Tuesday. Industrial production was speeding up, with an expected
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French employers increased pressure on the government on Tuesday to allow more flexibility over the 35-hour working week and give firms more freedom to negotiate with employees over how much they work. Ernest-Antoine Seilliere, head
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Turkey's wholesale price index fell sharply in July from a month earlier, contrary to analysts' expectations, while consumer price inflation edged higher, official data showed on Tuesday. Analysts said the data showed the government's year-end
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The jobless rate in the eurozone stayed stubbornly high at 9.0 percent in June for the second month running as the region's fledgling economic recovery failed to create new jobs, data from Eurostat showed on
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A company using Swiss technology launched on Tuesday a new TV measurement system in India, the world's third-largest cable TV market, which it hopes will rival the incumbent part-owned by Dutch media group VNU. Audience
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Bullish trend prevailed on the Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) on Tuesday, where equities registered gains across the board amid ascending transaction volume following fresh buying. The LSE-25 index improved by 51.37 points, closing at 2733.96
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Bullish trend prevailed on the Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) on Tuesday, where equities registered gains across the board amid ascending transaction volume following fresh buying. The LSE-25 index improved by 51.37 points, closing at 2733.96
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Egypt will benefit from last week's world trade agreement and could become a net food exporter when the European Union and the United States cut farm subsidies, one of the Egyptian negotiators said on Tuesday.
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