Turkmenistan agreed Wednesday to supply natural gas to Pakistan and India, as it tries to free itself from reliance on gas exports to Russia. Turkmenistan agreed Wednesday to supply natural gas to Pakistan and India, as it tries to free itself from reliance on gas exports to Russia. The deals offer major economic benefits...

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... developing countries, the highest piracy rate was in China — 77 percent. Its inhabitants used illegal software worth $9 billion last year, while sales of legitimate software in the country did not exceed $3 billion. China was followed by Russia and India. In India, the piracy rate in 2011 fell 1 percentage point to 63 percent. The growth is associated with an increased number of personal computers in those countries. Pirated software in those markets amounts to about 68 percent, compared with 24...

Senior officials in Turkmenistan say the energy-rich Central Asian nation plans to sign a natural gas sales agreement with Afghanistan, Pakistan and India this month. ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan — Senior officials in Turkmenistan say the energy-rich Central Asian nation plans to sign a natural gas sales agreement with Afghanistan, Pakistan and India this month. The deal would mark a decisive move...

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... $300 million worth of shares at the group's board meeting in May. Sistema will then cancel the shares, he said. Sistema slumped to a net loss in the fourth quarter of last year due to a nearly $700 million write-off related to a February decision by India's Supreme Court to cancel 122 telecoms licenses held by eight operators, including Sistema, over alleged irregularities in the way they were awarded in 2008. The net loss was $530.2 million compared with a profit of $447.3 million in the year-earlier...

... to a copy of his statement. "Other nuclear weapons states, when conditions are ripe, should also join the multilateral negotiations on nuclear disarmament," Cheng added, apparently referring to the five recognized nuclear-armed countries. India and Pakistan — which also have nuclear arms — are not part of the NPT. Israel, widely believed to have weapons, is also outside the treaty, as is North Korea, which is believed to be preparing for a third nuclear test. 179738

... resistance, the leaders of the opposition march sat on Bolshoi Kammeny Bridge on Sunday and in subsequent days walked the streets without resisting police demands. Gandhi successfully used this kind of nonviolent resistance to drive the British out of India. It has already been said that the reasons for the current protest movement run deeper than dissatisfaction over widespread falsifications during the State Duma elections in December and the presidential vote in March. Even honest elections, as...

... billion) in 2005 to 545 billion rubles in 2011. But the rate of growth of automobiles is outpacing road building. Traffic intensity rose 1.8 times over 10 years. Road density in Russia is at six kilometers per 1,000 inhabitants — higher than in India and China (at two kilometers per 1,000 inhabitants), but significantly lower than in the United States, which has 14 kilometers of road per 1,000 inhabitants. As a result, 30 percent of Russian roadways are constantly overloaded. The Transportation...

... years. Skvortsova will have to deal with drugmakers’ concerns over the prospects of the country’s market, as some of them said Tuesday that they would like to see Russia become a more predictable environment to invest in. Unlike China and India, which provide long-term investment opportunities, Russia is the emerging market of “short-term opportunities,” Adamyan of Janssen-Cilag said. “Russia is a fully unpredictable environment, which makes … investors nervous...

... the 1905 massacre in St. Petersburg that paved the way for the Bolshevik Revolution. Some have suggested that demonstrators ought to adopt the nonviolent resistance championed by Mahatma Gandhi, who was able to peacefully force the British to leave India. But while the British might be persuaded by such measures, Gandhi would not have gotten very far if he tried those tactics against Putin's riot police. The violent events on Sunday have set an irreversible process in motion. They mark the clash...

... connected Russian chess scene. Attendees at the opening ceremony in the Tretyakov Gallery included billionaire oil traders, Kremlin insiders, world-class musicians and an alien abductee. The World Championship match features the reigning titleholder, India's Viswanathan Anand, against Boris Gelfand, the Minsk-born grandmaster who emigrated to Israel in the 1990s. They belong to the old guard of modern chess, having played each other for the first time in 1989. Anand is characterized as the "tiger...

... distribution of content is the inability of users to afford it, the survey said, RIA-Novosti reported. There are 12 other countries mentioned on the U.S. priority list as needing intellectual property protection improvement, including China, Canada, Chile, India and Ukraine. Meanwhile, Spain and Malaysia were removed from the list after amending legislation and adopting regulations to combat piracy on the Internet, according to the report. Russia has a chance to be removed from the list, Tulubyeva said...

... hard to make a start in Brazil, Canada or Germany, but the alternative might be watching television in your parents' house for the next four years. Similarly, elderly Americans drowning in health-care costs should consider hotfooting it to Britain or India pronto. Emigration is probably the quickest way of improving your career prospects, both now and for your lifetime. You make a new set of contacts. You learn survival skills. You probably learn a new language. The anthropologist Susan Ossman, author...

... (2011): A charming British comedy directed by John Madden, written by Ol Parker and starring a stellar cast of British veteran actors including Judi Dench, Bill Nighy and Maggie Smith. The film observes a group of retirees entering a retirement home in India. Pyat Zvyozd-Novokuznetskaya Thurs. to Wed. at 3:20 and 9:35 p.m. Dubbed. The Dictator (2012): Larry Charles directs a comedy about a dictator who heroically risks his life to ensure that democracy will never come to the country he oppresses. Stars...

... (2011): A charming British comedy directed by John Madden, written by Ol Parker and starring a stellar cast of British veteran actors including Judi Dench, Bill Nighy and Maggie Smith. The film observes a group of retirees entering a retirement home in India. Pyat Zvyozd-Novokuznetskaya Thurs. to Wed. at 5:30 p.m. Dubbed. The Dictator (2012): Larry Charles directs a comedy about a dictator who heroically risks his life to ensure that democracy would never come to the country he opressed. Stars Sacha...