Daimler signs truck deal with Iraq Syracuse | (AP) - FRANKFURT - German truckmaker Daimler AG said Monday it has signed an agreement with the Iraqi government to supply Mercedes-Benz trucks and equipment for truck assembly. | Daimler, based in Stuttgart, said it will provide complete trucks and truck kits, tools and equipment for assembly, as...
Iraq seals deal with Russia's Lukoil-led group Kansas City Star More News | Russia's private oil giant Lukoil and partner Statoil ASA of Norway have signed a final deal with Iraq to develop one of its biggest oil fields. | Under the 20-year deal, the Lukoil-led group will develop the southern West Qurna Phase 2 field and will be paid $1.15 per barrel produced. T...
Lurid evidence in Malaysia opposition leader trial The News & Observer | KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- The court in the politically charged sodomy trial of Malaysia's opposition leader on Thursday visited the apartment where a former aide says Anwar Ibrahim coerced him into sex - a charge the defendant says is part of a hig...
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As the Iraq inquiry and 'glaciergate' show, the truth is slippery The Guardian | What makes the climate change row enjoyably different is that the defendants are not the usual villains of a mainstream liberal narrative | This may be an eccentric view, but I am increasingly fascinated by the parallels I detect between two contro...
Iraq: China to write off 80 percent of Iraq debt Newsday | February 2, 2010 | (AP) — Iraq says China has agreed to write off 80 percent of its Saddam Hussein-era debt. | A statement posted on the Iraqi Finance Ministry Web site on Tuesday put Iraq's debt to China at $8.5 billion. | The statement s...
Daimler signs truck deal with Iraq Syracuse | (AP) - FRANKFURT - German truckmaker Daimler AG said Monday it has signed an agreement with the Iraqi government to supply Mercedes-Benz trucks and equipment for truck assembly. | Daimler, based in Stuttgart, said it will provide complete trucks an...
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Iraq finalizes oil deal with Eni-led consortium Houston Chronicle | BAGHDAD - Iraq today signed a final agreement with a consortium led by Italy's Eni SpA to develop a promising oil field in the south, another step forward in the nation's efforts...
Google is not God Merinews GOOGLE IS not God though it is touted as only second to God as far as information is concerned. But, it has to fall in the Chinese lines to do business there. Chinese people and th...
EU, Iraq sign energy cooperation pact Samachaar Brussels: The European Union (EU) and Iraq have signed an agreement to boost cooperation in the energy sector, Xinhua reported Monday. | The pact provides a political framework to ...
Russian oil firm signs agreement on Iraq oil field Breitbart | A worker turns a valve at an oilfield in Iraq. Russian energy giant Lukoil ... | Russian energy giant Lukoil signed an agreement in Baghdad on Sunday to develop Iraq's massive West Qurna-2 oil field, the company said in a statement. | "Vagit Alekpe...
Russia's oil firm signs agreement on Iraq oil field Breitbart | A worker turns a valve at an oilfield in Iraq. Russian energy giant Lukoil ... | Russian energy giant Lukoil signed an agreement in Baghdad on Sunday to develop Iraq's massive West Qurna-2 oil field, the company said in a statement. | "Vagit Alekpe...
Iraq seals deal with Russia's Lukoil-led group Breitbart BAGHDAD (AP) - Russia's private oil giant Lukoil and partner Statoil ASA of Norway have signed a final deal with Iraq to develop one of its biggest oil fields. | Under the 20-year deal, the Lukoil-led group will develop the southern West Qurna Phase ...
The Iraq war inquiry: will it call Blair to account? The Guardian | The Chilcot inquiry will question Tony Blair about the Iraq war. So might we see the real truth emerge at last? | Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's former chief of staff, gives evidence before Sir John Chilcot's panel. Photograph: PA | If you sit in the public seats at the , one of the first things you notice is that the witnesses have their backs ...
