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Sanctions emerge as problem in talks

[2015-03-23 09:20]

The issue of United Nations sanctions has become a major snag in the US-Iran nuclear talks, according to negotiators involved.

President appeals for UN assistance as civil war looms

[2015-03-23 07:54]

The United States said it had evacuated all its staff from Yemen, whose embattled president has appealed for "urgent intervention" by the UN Security Council as attacks by rebels bring his country nearer to civil war.

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[2015-03-23 07:54]

Libya's official government conducted airstrikes on Saturday against airports and a military camp in the capital, Tripoli, controlled by a rival government, and killed a senior commander loyal to that government, officials said.

HK court freezes South Beauty founder's assets

[2015-03-21 08:02]

London-based private equity firm CVC Capital Partners has won a court order to freeze the assets of Chinese restaurant chain South Beauty, in which it had taken a majority stake last year.

Fonterra buys 18.8% stake in Beingmate

[2015-03-21 08:02]

Fonterra Co-operative Group, the world's largest dairy exporter, completed its purchase of 18.8 percent of equity shares from Chinese infant food maker Beingmate Baby &Child Food Co Ltd on Friday.

UnionPay makes mark in Turkey

[2015-03-21 08:02]

The largest domestic bank card company, China UnionPay Co Ltd, has begun issuing cards in Turkey jointly with Garanti Bank, riding on the "One Belt, One Road" initiatives.

No end in sight to market's bull run

[2015-03-21 08:02]

Stocks surged on Friday to their highest level in seven years, boosted by market expectations of further supportive government policies to shore up the economy.

IN BRIEF (Page 9)

[2015-03-21 08:02]

Retail banks need better strategies

Fishermen lament Rio's Olympic bay of filth

[2015-03-20 07:49]

The day is still dark when Edmo Rodrigues da Costa sets out in his 6-meter fishing boat, maneuvering around clumps of trash and mounds of putrid sludge in the sewage-infested waters of Rio de Janeiro's Guanabara Bay.

Horseback archer preserves tradition

[2015-03-20 07:49]

No one knows more about shooting arrows from a speeding horse than Lajos Kassai, the man called "The Master" by students and visitors alike at his school in a remote Hungarian valley.

Court hears suit against 2 nations' anti-gay laws

[2015-03-20 07:49]

A Caribbean court heard a challenge on Wednesday from a gay rights activist who argued that immigration laws ostensibly barring homosexuals from entering two countries in the region are discriminatory and must be repealed.

Around the world

[2015-03-20 07:49]

A solar-powered airplane on a round-the-world journey took off on Thursday from the northern Indian town of Varanasi and was headed for its next stop in Myanmar.

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