Tajikistan, Azerbaijan focus on cooperation development
Tajik Finance Minister Safarali Nadzhmiddinov and Azerbaijani Ambassador to Dushanbe Abbasali Hasanov discussed the development of bilateral cooperation, Avasta.tj reports.
Tajikistan to present two initiatives in Rio de Janeiro
The UN Conference on Sustainable Development began in Rio de Janeiro today, Avesta.Tj reports. For many heads of state and government, this forum will be a platform for various initiatives.
Iran nuke talks continue in Moscow
Talks over Iran’s nuclear energy ambitions have resumed between Iran and the Group 5 +1, in Moscow, according to a source, after earlier reports suggested that they had ended, RIA Novosti reported.
Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan Trade Accusations Over Disputed Oil Field
Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan have traded accusations over a contested patch of oil field in the Caspian Sea.
Kyrgyz Parliament committee cancels decision on Russian-Kyrgyz oil products supplies
The Parliamentary Committee for International Affairs decided to cancel its decision as of February 27, 2012 to approve ratification of the agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Russia on cooperation in the sphere of oil and oil products supply, CA-NEWS reported.
Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan to set up container shipping company
Belarus, Russia and Kazakhstan will set up a joint container shipping company, Russian Premier Dmitry Medvedev told a press conference in Saint Petersburg on 15 June, Kazinform has learned from BelTA.
Kazakhstan plans to develop cooperation with its neighbors in Central Asia
On Monday Almaty hosted the first meeting of the Council on Foreign Relations of the Kazakh Foreign Ministry under the chairmanship of Foreign Minister Yerzhan Kazykhanov, Kazakh Foreign Ministry spokesman Altai Abibullayev said at a news briefing in Astana.
Resolution of Kashmir key to stability in S Asia
Stability in South Asia will remain a "distant dream" as long as the Kashmir issue remains unresolved and Pakistan must strive for a "just solution" of the dispute, the country's second-highest ranking military official has said.
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