Nuclear weapons are no ‘guarantee of security,’ Kazakh Foreign Ministers tells UN debate
The inability of nuclear weapons to guarantee a country’s security or independence was highlighted in the speech of Kazakhstan’s Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kairat Umarov, to the United Nations General Assembly today.
Russia warns against isolating Iran over nuclear issue
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has severely warned against the ramifications of West’s scenario to isolate Iran over the country’s nuclear energy program.
Azerbaijani, Croatian FMs meet
Azerbaijan`s Minister of Foreign Affairs Elmar Mammadyarov, who is participating in the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly, has met his Croatian counterpart Vesna Pusić.
Turkish PM lashes out at Russia
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan has openly slammed Russia over its stance on the Syrian conflict. Erdogan has been one of the strongest opponents to the regime and spoke out in an interview on Turkish TV.
Ukraine's Relations With EU, USA Will Get New Impetus After Elections
Holding free and democratic parliamentary elections in Ukraine on October 28, 2012, will give a new impetus for the development of Ukraine-USA relations, as well as stimulate Ukraine's affairs with the EU. This was stated by Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovych in New York City, USA, at the meeting with international press.
Russia, Kazakhstan slow to build growth
Russian and Kazakhstani leaders have reiterated plans to further develop bilateral commerce, relying on the free-trade arrangements of their Customs Union. Two-way trade, however, has appeared to advance slower than previously expected.
World must unite to eliminate proliferation of nuclear weapons, Latvian leader tells UN
The international community must be united in its commitment to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons, Latvia’s President Andris Berzinš told the United Nations General Assembly today.
Japan, Russia Should Look To Each Other
This decade will be a transformational one for Russia and Japan. Both countries are facing an uncertain future as Asia continues to morph into the most strategically important region in the world.
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