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January 14-20, 1(3), 2008
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January 14-20, 1(3), 2008
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COUNTRY REVIEW
Iraq
Iraqi Defence Minister: Iraqi forces may not be ready to defend the country at least till 2018; GAO criticizes Iraqi reconstruction efforts; Heavy fighting near Basra and Nassiriya
China
China-US Strategic Dialogue held; Dr. Singh: Major powers to be bound together in economic dependency in a multi-polar world
Japan
US, Japan agree on omitting Japanese fuel-verification steps; Japanese Foreign Minister: Its all-right as long as India and Japan get in to the UNSC
Myanmar
Jairam Ramesh: India to develop Sitwe port
SOUTH ASIA
Afghanistan
Gates’ comments on NATO troops functioning draws criticisms, apologises to Dutch Defence Minister;
Pakistan
NYT: ISI loosing control of militant groups; Scotland Yard: Al Qaeda responsible for Benazir Bhutto’s assassination; Suicide bomber hits Peshawar; Swat Valley cleared of militants
Bangladesh
Bangladesh may lift emergency, says chief adviser Ahmed; Hasina formally charged by a Dhaka court
Nepal
UNMIN emphasizes need to accommodate rights of ethnic and marginalized groups; Apprehensions over the CA polls
Sri Lanka
Ban ki Moon stresses on dialogue to resolve impasse; SLMM: Military means cannot resolve the conflict; Norway’s role as the facilitator of peace process emphasized
NUCLEAR REVIEW
Pakistan
Musharraf: Pakistani nuclear and missile programme completely safe
India
China, Britain and France support India’s civil nuclear aspirations; Burns to resign, might be appointed as Special Envoy to nuclear deal; Karat: Nuclear agreement will not go forward; Australia reverses decision to sell uranium to India, remains undeci
North Korea
Debate continues within Bush administration on position vis-à-vis the delay on the North Korea denuclearisation; Pyongyang blames Washington for the delay
Iran
Angela Merkel: Pressure should be maintained on Tehran; Saeed Jalili to talk to Chinese official about Iran’s nuclear programme; US lobbies for Chinese support for new round of sanctions; China opposes sanctions favours dialogue
INTERNAL SECURITY REVIEW
Northeast Insurgency
New NSCN faction in Nagaland; NSCN-IM charges Union govt. of using vested interests
Maoist Insurgency
Six Maoists killed in Bihar; Bangladeshis suspected of ISI links arrested
ENERGY SECURITY REVIEW
RUSSIA-BULGARIA INK $15 BILLION GAS PIPELINE DEAL
550-mile long South Stream pipeline, bypassing Turkey with a 50 per cent stake in construction and operation
IRANIAN MINISTER DANESH MEETS DEORA
Iran welcomes Indian private and public sector participation in developing Iranian gas fields
EAM ON A TWO-DAY VISIT TO OMAN
India eyes excess gas from Oman
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