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Russia Wants Energy, Military
Pie
(January 25, 2007)
Russian President Vladimir
Putin arrived in India to
rejuvenate ties hoping to win
a strong share of India’s
large energy and military
budget and also be the Guest
of Honor of the Republic Day
Parade that showcases Indian
military and cultural might.<More>
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Karuna Group Destabilizing,
SLG Colludes
(January 25, 2007)
Annoyed by selective leaks of
an internal document by the
Sri Lankan Government (SLG),
donor nations outed the report
blaming the SLG-supported
Karuna faction as a major
destabilizing factor and the
Human Rights Watch (HRW) also
blamed the government for
“willful blindness.”<More>
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NK Nuclear Help to Iran,
Indian Help Sought
(January 25, 2007)
The Daily Telegraph carried an
expose that accused North
Korea (NK) of helping Iran
with nuclear testing similar
to the one it carried out last
October by providing Iranian
scientists relevant data and
know-how.<More>
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Wipro in Saudi JV
(January 25, 2007)
Wipro Infotech and Dar Al
Riyadh Group formed a joint
venture called the Wipro
Arabia Ltd specifically to
cater to the IT market in
Saudi Arabia with Wipro owning
2/3rd and the Saudi partner
the rest.<More>
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“Red Tapism” Slowing Indo-UK
Trade
(January 25, 2007)
Chairman of the Indo-British
Partnership Network (IBPN)
Lord Karan Bilimoria said in
an interview with the Times of
India that although “reduced
to a great extent,” the
biggest bottleneck to further
bilateral trade is “Red tapism.”<More>
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Pak Hurdles on SAFTA
(January 25, 2007)
Hailing Afghanistan’s entry
into the South Asian
Association for Regional
Cooperation (SAARC), an Indian
official complained about
Pakistan’s refusal to
implement South Asian Free
Trade Agreement (SAFTA) which
impeded regional trade.<More>
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