India-Pakistan: limp handshake

Article Abstract:

The latest round of talks between India and Pakistan held at New Delhi on September 5-6, 2004 ended again with a ruffled debate on Kashmir issue. Not all was lost though, with the foreign ministers of both countries achieving just enough to keep the peace process alive. The salient diplomatic achievements of the summit are discussed.

Public affairs, International politics, Pakistan, Political activity, International relations, Foreign ministers

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North Korea: why refugees flee

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North Korean refugees in China discuss their poverty, hunger, and present a grim view of their countrys' economy, which is declining faster as a result of inflation offset by the reforms.

China, North Korea, Refugees, Economic aspects, Influence, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Inflation (Finance), Inflation (Economics)

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Bank on this

Article Abstract:

Mumbai based I-flex solutions' software Flexcube is the top selling core banking software package. The software helps banks and financial companies streamline their services.

Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Product information, Financial, Acctg Software Pkgs (Micro), Computer software industry, Software industry, Financial software, Banking/finance/investment software, Costing software, I-Flex Solutions Ltd.

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