| Thu, 29 Jul 2010  Letters: Perspectives on global warming
| Seabirds hold the key to change | You depict the marine food web which is bound to suffer the seismic shocks of the 40 per cent decline in global ocean phytoplankton attributed to global warming ("The dead sea", 29 July). | But apart from the obvious element of humank... | Frontier Blues
| It's set at the Iran-Turkmenistan border, but as a would-be comedy, it's in no man's land. By Steve Rose 1 A song for the road ... Frontier Blues | "Welcome to the land of heartbreak and tractors," says a Turkmen musician standing in the midst of his sparse, flat land... | Regional repercussions if Qaeda 'returns' to Afghan: Holbrooke
Washington: As lawmakers increasingly questioned the continued presence of US forces in Afghanistan, America's special envoy for Af-Pak region Richard Holbrooke has warned that a "return" of al Qaeda and Taliban to the war-torn country would have regional repercussions ... | India, Turkey form joint group to expand trade
| Hoping to expand bilateral trade of goods and services, India and Turkey have formed a joint study group to evaluate the potential strengthening of commerce between themselves. The group, comprising of officials from the two countries that are going into the possibili... | Youth teams in high gear for AFC championships
| - All of the Kingdom’s national football squads have a busy period ahead as they prepare for their respective Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Championships. | The senior team, U-16 and U-19 squads have qualified to their respective Asian Championship finals. The Ol... | Wild Caspian Caviar Returns
| THERE will be a fresh supply of wild caviar from the Caspian Sea on holiday blini this fall and winter, for the first time in two years. The international convention that regulates trade in endangered species issued quotas for the catch on July 23. | The decision has ... | India, Turkey studying FTA possibilities
NEW DELHI: India and Turkey are exploring possibilities of entering into an agreement to liberalise their bilateral trade in goods and services, a senior Commerce Ministry official said today. | The Joint Study Group, comprising officials from the two countries, which i... | Russia's great gas game
| Russia and the European Union are geopolitical neighbours. Whether or not their relationship is in fact neighbourly, rather than tense and confrontational, is of critical importance to both. | Unless it modernises its economy and society, Russia can forget its claim t... | Afghan army struggles with ethnic divisions
| AP Photo - In this photo taken Sunday, July 11, 2010, Afghan National Army soldier Faisullah Kareemay, an ethnic Tajik from Baghlan, Afghanistan, poses with his weapon following a patrol, at the United States Army's Combat Outpost Ware, in the volatile Arghandab Valle... | Submit your KISS photos
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