Obama signs executive orders on guns |
- Obama signs executive orders on guns
- Militants seize gas workers in Algeria
- French troops begin Mali ground campaign
- Russia’s reputed top criminal boss killed
- Curtain rises on new Pakistani drama
- Bundesbank weighs bullion against public pressure
- Business demand drives US factories
- China’s high-speed rail gets back on track
- Ahmadi-Nejad calls for economic reforms
- Arab nations cannot delay economic reform
| Obama signs executive orders on guns Posted: 16 Jan 2013 09:38 AM PST American president seeks to move quickly on assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition to harness public's desire for change after recent shootings |
| Militants seize gas workers in Algeria Posted: 16 Jan 2013 01:01 PM PST Alleged Islamist militants attack a natural gas facility jointly operated by BP and Statoil in country's southeast and kidnap nine foreigners |
| French troops begin Mali ground campaign Posted: 16 Jan 2013 02:41 AM PST France has stepped up its military action in Mali, launching a ground offensive to bolster Malian troops who are struggling to push back Islamist rebels |
| Russia’s reputed top criminal boss killed Posted: 16 Jan 2013 08:46 AM PST Aslan Usoyan shot by sniper in broad daylight in what police sources say is an assassination over a dispute with a rival Georgian clan |
| Curtain rises on new Pakistani drama Posted: 16 Jan 2013 08:45 AM PST The army, like the judiciary, is flexing muscles in case it decides to return to political stage. What happens next depends on complex interactions |
| Bundesbank weighs bullion against public pressure Posted: 16 Jan 2013 10:51 AM PST A German populace, worried by a potential break-up of the euro, started asking increasingly wild questions about the gold holdings |
| Business demand drives US factories Posted: 16 Jan 2013 07:20 AM PST Data paints a more positive picture of manufacturing sector, which has faced obstacles including a slower global economy and fiscal worries |
| China’s high-speed rail gets back on track Posted: 16 Jan 2013 05:55 AM PST A revival in rail investment is fuelling optimism about China's economy as it stokes demand for steel and helps shape business sentiment |
| Ahmadi-Nejad calls for economic reforms Posted: 16 Jan 2013 08:38 AM PST Iran's economy has been stricken by international sanctions over its nuclear programme, while the president's populist policies have also been blamed for its deterioration |
| Arab nations cannot delay economic reform Posted: 16 Jan 2013 05:47 AM PST Policies to cement macroeconomic stabilisation are needed, along with national dialogues to create the groundwork for growth, writes Christine Lagarde |
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