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Vienna - The Vienna Insurance Group reported a profit increase of 29.3 per cent for the first half of 2008 on Thursday, boosted by strong growth in Central and Eastern European countries, where the group is market leader. Net profits after minorities...
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This one's actually a nobrainer and here's why Vienna is flatout boring. Seriously no offense to the Viennese but for the most part it's just dull and lifeless. Don't get me wrong there's a lot of fancy stuff everywhere and the people are very friendly but it lacks a certain je ne sais quoi. That all being said there were two big highlights that made it a worthwhile trip just not worth 3
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BBC News - 39 minutes agoA group of nations that regulates global civilian nuclear trade is due to meet to decide on allowing India to trade in sensitive nuclear materials. Hindustan Times Times of India
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A group of nations that regulates civilian nuclear trade is due to rule on whether India can trade in sensitive nuclear materials.
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Washington, Aug 21 : The Bush Administration officials believe that an agreement on providing waiver to India will not be reached in the Nuclear Suppliers Group meeting today, as the American proposal to exempt India from restriction on nuclear trade has aroused scepticism from several members of the 45-nation NSG.
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In a shot in the arm for India, nearly half the NSG countries may co-sponsor the American request to grant a waiver at their crucial meeting today (August 21) in Vienna, for pushing the Indo-US nuclear deal which still faced some opposition from at least two countries.While US, Russia and ...
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On the eve of the Nuclear Suppliers Group's extraordinary plenary meeting to decide on nuclear commerce with India, Foreign Secretary Shiv Shankar Menon will brief the current chair Germany and two other key members of the 45-nation NSG.
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India was on Wednesday night in the midst of last minute lobbying to cross a major hurdle to push the Indo-US nuclear deal forward with ...
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Through the Middle East 2008
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Austria Revisited! August 2008
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rockport | yesterday
Vienna: India will hold a special briefing for the 45 members of the Nuclear Suppliers' Group (NSG) later on Wednesday in an effort to get the existing ban that prevents nuclear commerce between NSG countries and New Delhi lifted.
rockport | 07/31/2008
Vienna/New Delhi: India feels Pakistan might abstain even if it does not vote against the Indian safeguards agreement that comes up for approval by the 35-member board of governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna on Friday.
rockport | 07/31/2008
Vienna: As India hopes to resume nuclear commerce with the global community after a gap of 34 years, the IAEA Board of Governors meets here on Friday in a crucial session to consider for approval a key step for operationalisation of the Indo-US nuclear deal.
