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Russia-India Nuclear Deal Finalized

Russia sealed a deal Thursday to construct more nuclear power plants in India, as Moscow moved closer to its long-term Asian partner through lucrative energy and arms agreements.

-	7th Round of China-Japan Strategic Dialogue Begins in Beijing

The vice foreign ministers for China and Japan bantered on Thursday prior to the start of the 7th round of strategic dialogue -- a sure sign of warming relations between the two countries.

-	Six-Party Talks: Lunar New Year Resumption Hopeful

China hopes the six-party talks could restart ahead of the Chinese Lunar New Year in mid-February, said Chinese State Councilor Tang Jiaxuan on Thursday.

-	Ecuadorian DM Killed in Air Crash

Ecuadorian Defense Minister Guadalupe Larriva on Wednesday night died in an air crash, due to the mid-air collision of two military helicopters, officials said.

-	China Willing to Contribute to Long-lasting Lebanon-Israel Peace

China is willing to make efforts to help achieve a lasting peace between Lebanon and Israel, said Chinese envoy on Middle East issue Sun Bigan in Paris on Wednesday at an international conference on aid for Lebanon.

-	President Hu to Visit 8 African Nations

The Foreign Ministry announced that President Hu Jintao will pay state visits to eight African countries starting at the end of the month. The visits reflect the major diplomatic activity between China and Africa following the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation held last November.

-	State of the Union: Defiant Bush Outlines Agenda for New Year

US President George W. Bush on Tuesday unveiled his agenda for 2007, in his first State of the Union address before a Democratic-controlled Congress in six years, urging lawmakers to support his new strategy on Iraq and approve the expansion of the Army and Marine Corps.

-	Protestors Paralyze Lebanon, 3 Killed

Thousands of Shi'ite Muslim and Christian protesters blocked roads across Lebanon with blazing tires yesterday ramping up actions to oust the government. Three were killed and at least 50 people were wounded in gunfire between rival factions.

-	Baghdad Twin Blasts Claim 88

Two simultaneous car bombs killed at least 88 people in a busy market in central Baghdad yesterday as fresh violence engulfed an Iraq poised for the start of a US-backed offensive in the capital.

-	Unity Gov't Talks Between Abbas, Meshaal Fail

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Khaled Meshaal, the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas)' exiled politburo chief in Syria, failed to reach agreement on forming a national unity government after a three-hour meeting in Damascus on Sunday.

-	Six-Party Talks: US Envoy in Beijing

US chief negotiator Christopher Hill arrived in Beijing on Sunday ahead of talks with Chinese officials on resuming the six-party talks on the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue at an early date.

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