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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...
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4-Nation Gas Pipeline Buoyed by Sales Agreement
5 May 2012
The Associated Press
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...
China Wants 'Drastic' Russia, U.S. Arms Cuts
2 May 2012
Reuters
... 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
Superjet Black Box Found
17 May 2012
The Associated Press
... missing. The Superjet — intended to help resurrect Russia's aeronautics industry — was on its fourth stop of a Welcome Asia! tour that was plagued pretty much from the get-go. After a successful demo flight in Kazakhstan, the tour moved to Pakistan, where potential buyers were forced to look at the jet on the runway. One media report said it didn't take to the sky because of a technical glitch, but that could not be confirmed. Then on the way to Myanmar, it was discovered that a "nozzle...
Superjet Missing in Indonesia With 50 on Board
10 May 2012
By Howard Amos / The Moscow Times
... — with Aeroflot and Armenia’s Armavia. The aircraft was designed to replace the aging Soviet Tu-134 aircraft, but it is also being marketed abroad. The plane that disappeared in Indonesia had completed successful exhibition flights in Myanmar, Pakistan and Kazakhstan and was due to go on to Laos and Vietnam. Superjet International — which markets the planes globally and is a joint venture between Russia’s Sukhoi and Italy’s Alenia Aeronautica, a subsidiary of Finmeccanica...
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