WEF Davos 2014: Agriculture sees chances to grow

WEF Davos 2014: Agriculture sees chances to grow

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) will, together with the World Economic Forum (WEF), work out an action plan for the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in agriculture sector during the 2014-2018 period.

One protest leader shot in Bangkok

One protest leader shot in Bangkok

Thai police have said an anti-government protest leader was killed and at least five others were injured on January 26 in Bangkok. Suthin Tharathin was shot dead while speaking before a crowd, according to a spokesperson for the protesters.

Iran to seek foreign investment in oil, gas industries at Davos

Iran to seek foreign investment in oil, gas industries at Davos

Egypt violence: Large car bomb in central Cairo

Egypt violence: Large car bomb in central Cairo

The powerful blast was felt across Cairo and black smoke could be seen rising over the city centre.

Thai govt considers state of emergency amid growing unrest

Thai govt considers state of emergency amid growing unrest

Afghanistan hints at Pakistani spy link to Kabul attack

Afghanistan hints at Pakistani spy link to Kabul attack

U.S. economy continues to expand: Fed's report

U.S. economy continues to expand: Fed's report

Three-quarters of the Districts indicated that retail activity had increased since the last Beige Book report. The exceptions were St. Louis and Kansas City, where retail results were mixed, and the Richmond District, which cited a softening of retail sales.

ASEAN hopes for more investment from China

ASEAN hopes for more investment from China

The Association of South East Asian Nations hopes China will increase investment in the region, a senior ASEAN official has said.

China confirms H5N1 bird flu outbreak

China confirms H5N1 bird flu outbreak

Chickens at a farm in Wanjia village of Yangxin County showed symptoms of suspected avian flu and 3,200 died on Jan 7.

Thai gov't plans to discuss proposed election delay

Thai gov't plans to discuss proposed election delay

 Thai PM Yingluck Shinawatra (middle) Thai caretaker prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra assigned a deputy prime minister to hold meeting with all sides concerned on the Election Commission's proposal to postpone the February 2 election.

Thailand crisis: Protesters begin Bangkok 'shutdown'

Thailand crisis: Protesters begin Bangkok 'shutdown'

The protesters are building barricades and occupying key road junctions.

Private U.S. cargo ship launched to Space Station

Private U.S. cargo ship launched to Space Station

ECB on "wait and see" mode: economists

ECB on "wait and see" mode: economists

France, Japan vow to strengthen defence ties amid China spat

France, Japan vow to strengthen defence ties amid China spat

N Korea rejects South proposal for family reunions

N Korea rejects South proposal for family reunions

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