Five Chinese Oil Workers Killed Says Sudan Govt
Khartoum (AFP) Oct 27, 2008
Tribal chiefs in central Sudan set out into the bush on Monday hoping to meet the kidnappers of nine Chinese oil workers for the first time and start negotiations for their release, a tribesman said. "Last night, the kidnappers asked representatives of the local leaders to meet them today," said Bishtana Mohamed Salem, from the Messeria, the dominant Arab tribe, who mediates on disputes with ... read more
Gas OPEC: Is It A Good Idea
Moscow (RIA Novosti) Oct 28, 2008
Russia, Iran and Qatar, the three nations accounting for over 60% of global natural gas reserves, agreed to set up a "gas OPEC," on October 21 in Tehran, Iranian Oil Minister Gholam Hossein Nozari said. The three largest gas exporters want prices up, given the recent dramatic decline after the summer peak. Unfortunately, they have no power to change that now, as gas prices are regulated by ... more
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China starts work on oil refinery in Niger
Niamey (AFP) Oct 27, 2008
China on Monday started building a billion-dollar oil refinery near Niger's second city of Zinder, public radio said. Niger President Mamadou Tandja presided over a ceremony to lay the foundation stone for the construction of the refinery to process locally produced oil. With a capacity to process 20,000 barrels per day, the refinery which will be built over three years, is part of a dea ... more
China And The Crash Of '08
Frankfurt, Germany (UPI) Oct 27, 2008
The European-Asian summit of Oct. 24 and 25 in Beijing, which called for comprehensive reform of the global financial system, signals the coming of age of a new global financial order in which China takes a leading part. Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao stressed that Beijing would play "an active role" at the summit of world leaders now agreed to be held in Washington Nov. 15. ... more
Outside View: The economy and geopolitics
Washington (UPI) Oct 27, 2008
During the high-water mark of realpolitik in Europe in the 19th and early 20th century, all issues were viewed through a geopolitical lens. To manage relations between nations, one needed a genius like Bismarck. Every foreign policy action was looked at in terms of how it impacted the delicate balance between allies and enemies, even if those allies and enemies were constantly changing.
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GoSolarMarin Selects SolarCity For Phase Two
San Rafael CA (SPX) Oct 28, 2008
GoSolarMarin and SolarCity have announced a collaboration that can make it possible for Marin County property owners to install solar power and pay less than they currently do for electricity. The selection of SolarCity as vendor of choice for Phase II by GoSolarMarin (GSM) combines two innovations: community group discount pricing and no-money-down lease financing�into the most affordable ... more
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