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January 01, 2010
Russia warns of E. Europe oil supply cut
Moscow (UPI) Dec 29, 2009
Russia has served notice it may cut its crude oil supplies to Eastern Europe because of Ukrainian demands for higher transit fees, officials said. The Russian notification about possible disruptions in Russian oil supplies, starting as early as Jan. 1, was followed by comments from Slovak officials, who said they had been informed of a possible disruption. Slovak authorities have begun making alternative arrangements for imports of crude oil overland and by rail from sources other than Russia. Similar backup operations are under way in the Czech Republic and Hungary. ... read more

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Russia seeks to double Azeri gas intake
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South Korea's emissions rise
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Lukoil-led group initials deal for massive Iraq oil field
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Iran ready to swap enriched uranium abroad: FM spokesman
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French nuclear sector re-thinks strategy after UAE setback
Paris (AFP) Dec 29, 2009
The French nuclear power sector is to re-focus its strategy, notably in Britain and the United States, after losing out to a South Korean consortium on a 20.4-billion-dollar project in the United Arab Emirates. "The French team spent too much time getting itself together," Claude Gerant, the French presidential secretary general, told the newspaper Les Echos. The French group Areva, the ... more

Smart Grid spending set to grow worldwide
Boulder, Colo. (UPI) Dec 28, 2009
The days of the conventional electricity power grid are numbered and business opportunity, pragmatism and the need to better monitor both use and users of electricity have combined to raise the prospect of a multi-billion dollar industry growing worldwide. A report by Pike Research, based in Boulder, Colo., said global investment in replacing antiquated systems with Smart Grid technolog ... more

China likely to become top global exporter in 2009: govt
Beijing (AFP) Dec 28, 2009
China is likely to overtake Germany as the world's largest exporter in 2009, despite a sharp fall in shipments as the global downturn took its toll, a high-ranking trade official has said. The country's share of global trade is expected to exceed nine percent this year, up from 8.86 percent in 2008, Vice Commerce Minister Zhong Shan said at a forum here on Sunday. "China will probably su ... more

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Chinese airline to buy 16 Airbus A330s: company


China amendment to boost renewable energy


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2009 a 'benign' year of natural disasters: German re-insurer

European travellers battle new Christmas chaos

Malawi seeks food aid for quake victims

Tourists ignore Philippine volcano's danger zone: officials

Expert warns against Philippine volcano's menacing calm

Five killed as heavy rain, winds lash Morocco

Twitter buys geolocation startup Mixer Labs

GIOVE-A Marks Four Years In Orbit Testing Europe's GPS Galileo Platform

Canadian police consider GPS for people with Alzheimer's

Walker's World: China versus the world

Liu Xiaobo sentence criticized as harsh

China discovers tomb of ancient legendary ruler

Russia needs new arms to counter US shield: Putin

LM Achieves Critical Global BMD Milestones In 2009

Japan to axe new funds for missile defence

GOES-P Satellite Arrives At Kennedy For Final Prelaunch Testing

NASA Outlines Recent Breakthroughs In Greenhouse Gas Research

ESA And World Bank Move Towards Closer Collaboration

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U.K. mounts warfare exercise in Falklands
Stanley, Falkland Islands (UPI) Dec 28, 2009
British forces mounted a warfare exercise involving navy and air force personnel in the Falkland Islands, scene of a 1982 conflict between Argentina and Britain and more recently of intense oil and gas exploration activities. The two-day operation, code-named Cape Bayonet, simulated an enemy invasion in which the British air force's Typhoon multi-role fighter and navy ships took part, M ... more

Putin launches new Russia oil route to energy-hungry Asia
Moscow (AFP) Dec 28, 2009
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin launched Russia's long-awaited Siberian oil export route Monday, giving energy-hungry Asia a new supply source from the world's largest crude exporter seeking to diversify its client base away from Europe. Putin, clad in a heavy winter parka, pushed a button that initiated the first filling of an oil tanker bound for Hong Kong at a new oil terminal near the Russ ... more

Chinese car park makes space for women only
Beijing (AFP) Dec 28, 2009
A shopping centre in China has opened a car park that offers women drivers bigger-than-normal parking spaces to accommodate what it sees as their special needs. Wang Zheng, an official at the Wanxiang Tiancheng shopping centre in Hebei province's Shijiazhuang city, told AFP Monday the women-only parking lot aimed to address women's "strong sense of colour and different sense of distance." ... more

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Seoul seeks to boost nuclear activities


Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ to issue yuan bonds in China


Fire at Indian nuclear centre kills 2: report
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Refurbished computers aid Kenyan farmers

Guinea's junta celebrates first year in power

Security chiefs 'dominate diamond trade'

Chinese car park makes space for women only

Geely's Volvo bid highlights China's global car ambition

Swedish press sceptical on Chinese takeover of Volvo

You couldn't make it up: offbeat stories from 2009

Events that marked the start of the 21st century

Large Hadron Collider shut down until February

Mini-Research Module MRM1 At Cape For Shuttle Processing

Astronauts Dock At ISS

Expedition 22 Keeps Busy While Awaiting Additional Crew Members

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

Rocket-Motor Test Supports NASA, DOD And Commercial Missions

New Materials Designed To Deal With Hypersonic And Supersonic Hot Stuff

Milt Thompson's Wild Ride

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Fuel change for MIT reactor delayed

SKorean-led group wins 20.4-billion-dollar UAE nuclear deal

Obama says climate discontent is 'justified'

Copenhagen raises global security issues

Argentine firm eyes Falklands oil deal

Fuel spill at same Alaska reef as Exxon Valdez

US, Chinese funds to take part in Rusal IPO: report

China adopts law to boost renewable energy industry

FTC looking into Google's AdMob acquisition

Lockheed wins 841.9 million dollar Morocco F-16 contract

China hits back after EU extends shoe taxes

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Toyota to recall 43,000 cars in China

China's Geely: from fridge parts to car giant

Taiwan mulls allowing more Chinese investment

Venezuela's Mercosur future still in doubt

Indonesia navy opts for Casa patrol planes

Iraq resumes oil exports after pipeline sabotage

First section of Siberian pipeline opens Monday

Swedish press sceptical on Chinese takeover of Volvo

China to impose tariffs on chemical imports: govt

S.Korea issues warning against 'yellow dust'

Bulgaria passes long-delayed CO2 emissions plan

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