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						Georgian Premier meets Kazakh President
						 Georgian PM, Nika Gilauri, met with Kazakh President, Nursultan Nazarbayev, in Astana on December 7 to discuss “bilateral relations, trade and economic cooperation,” the Kazakh President’s administration said. 
 
						France eager to invest in India
						 France still considers India as an attractive investment destination despite the Government's flip-flop on FDI in retail. 
 
						Gorbachev Calls For New Russian Election
						 Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has called for Russia's parliament election to be annulled and a new vote held. He said the results do not reflect the will of the people, and authorities must admit to fabrications and rigging. 
 
						Kazakh Foreign Minister held meetings in Vilnius
						 Kazakhstan has once again reaffirmed its commitments to human rights and fundamental freedoms, said the Kazakh Minister of Foreign Affairs Yerzhan Kazykhanov at a meeting of the Council of OSCE Foreign Ministers held in Vilnius. 
 
						India, Israel close to finalising free trade pact
						 With India and Israel being at an advanced stage of finalising a free trade agreement, the bilateral trade is likely to touch $15 billion from around $5 billion now, said Mr Alon Ushpiz, Ambassador of Israel to India. 
 
						German expert: Armenian nuke plant safe
						 The chairman of presidential Atomic Energy Security Council (AESC) refuted statements of Turkey, Azerbaijan and Georgia suggesting Armenian nuclear power plant poses security threat to the region. 
 
						Russia will continue render assistance to Kyrgyzstan - they will not let them die, but a golden rain is not expected
						 Russia will continue render assistance to Kyrgyzstan – they will not let them die, but a golden rain is not expected. Andrey Grozin, Russian expert, head of the Central Asia and Kazakhstan Department of the CIS Countries Institute, stated at today’s demonstration lecture. 
 
						Australia’s ruling party ends ban on nuclear sales to India
						 The Australian Uranium Association (AUA) has welcomed the Australian Labor Party’s decision to change its national policy platform to allow for uranium sales to India. 
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