India, China to be listed in Copenhagen Accord introduction

India, China to be listed in Copenhagen Accord introduction

NEW DELHI: India and China have both agreed to be listed in the chapeau, or introductory text, of the Copenhagen Accord, implying that both nations participated in the negotiations that produced the document and that they stand by it.

Dmitry Medvedev

Russia unveils new nuclear doctrine

MOSCOW: Lowering the threshhold for the use of nuclear weapons, Russia has said it reserves the right to hit back with nukes in case of an aggression, in a new doctrine which may be a veiled warning to China and rising NATO powers.

Google

Google launches Chinese holiday travel map amid row

BEIJING: Google has launched a map search service in China for travellers taking trips during the Lunar New Year holiday season, despite a row over cyberattacks and censorship.

Google

Google threatens to quit China, citing cyber attacks

BEIJING: Internet search-engine giant Google has suggested it may close down its operations in China following a string of reported cyber attacks on its services,

A K Antony

No change in LAC with China: Antony

NEW DELHI: Downplaying reports of India losing territory to China in Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir,

China tests missile defence system

China says successfully tests missile defence system

BEIJING: China has successfully intercepted a missile in mid-flight, state media said today, in a test of its advanced air defence capabilities amid tensions over US arms sales to Taiwan.

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China blasts claim it 'hijacked' climate talks

BEIJING: China on Tuesday dismissed a British editorial accusing it of "hijacking" the UN-sponsored climate talks in Copenhagen as baseless and politically motivated.

Nuclear power plant

China, France launch nuclear plant project -radio

BEIJING: China and France on Monday launched a long-awaited nuclear power plant joint venture,

Lee Kuan Yew

India, China unlikely to resolve border dispute: Lee Kuan Yew

New Delhi: Singapore's statesman Lee Kuan Yew does not see India and China resolving their border dispute in the foreseeable future but feels there will be no direct conflict between the two Asian giants.

Omar Abdullah

China objects to J&K road project, India stops work

NEW DELHI: In what seems to be another example of China showing its assertiveness, the Jammu and Kashmir government has stopped work on a strategic road project after the Chinese indicated their reservations over the same.