News Source: India Abroad
| 8 days ago
On one hand, it has shown to him that he has become President at a very unfavourable time. Against the powerful forces inflicted on him by America's weak economy and China's new strength, Obama's charisma resembles tired aftershave after a long day's
News Source: Palestine Chronicle
| 12 days ago
Like scores of journalists, I attentively listened as Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong delivering his closing remarks, and for the last time answering journalists’ questions. It was the conclusion of 17th Apec Economies Leaders’ Meeting
News Source: Financial Times
| 23 days ago
The comments came as China and the US sparred at the Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation summit in Singapore over exchange rate policies amid rising international criticism that China’s currency is undervalued. Mr Liu’s unusually blunt remarks
News Source: The Hindustan Times
| 23 days ago
Asia-Pacific leaders including the US and Chinese presidents on Sunday pledged to reject trade protectionism and pursue a new strategy for growth after the world's worst economic crisis in decades...US President Barack Obama pressed Asian leaders at
News Source: Sify News
| 25 days ago
Government and business leaders warned Friday against withdrawing stimulus programs too quickly amid a growing recognition the global economic recovery will be led by China, India and other Asian countries...An electronic poll of the audience —
News Source: BBC
| 25 days ago
Leaders have gathered in Singapore for the annual meeting of the 21 nations that make up the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (Apec) body. Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said that, with weaker US growth, "somebody else has to spend more
News Source: Xinhuanet.com
| 25 days ago
Singapore says Asia to coordinate timing of monetary withdrawal 2009-11-13 13:46:04 SINGPAORE, Nov. 13 (Xinhua) -- Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong raised warning bells over risks posed by emerging equity and property markets in
News Source: Star Tribune
| 25 days ago
China, India and other Asian countries are leading the world out of the global economic crisis, business leaders said Friday, as trade and finance ministers pledged to make Asia-Pacific a cheaper, faster and easier region to do business in by 2015.