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The foreign ministers of China, Russia, India and Brazil (BRIC) met in the Urals city of Yekaterinburg on Friday and agreed on further development of cooperation. The four countries play vital roles in maintaining world peace and facilitating mutual development, Chinese Foreign Minister Yang...
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B-R-I-Cs soar while U.S. suffers
Following a relatively flat but volatile trend, New York stock markets continue to disappoint most investors. Today, investors seek to "capture" India, along with Brazil, Russia and China. BRIC, an acronym coined at Goldman Sachs, stands for Brazil, Russia, India and China, the four leading...
BRIC club to boost ties, seek to fight food crisis
BRIC club to boost ties, seek to fight food crisis YEKATERINBURG, Russia: The world’s biggest emerging market economies Brazil, Russia, India and China agreed on Friday to formalise their “BRIC” club for the first time to affirm their global economic clout. The four BRIC countries, which account...
BRIC institutionalised; group vows to help change world
A platform to promote energy & food security, fight terrorism: Pranab YEKATERINBURG (Russia): Russia, India, China and Brazil on Friday vowed to turn their four-way group into a powerful instrument for changing the world. At their first stand-alone meeting here, the Foreign Ministers...
BRIC institutionalised; group vows to become instrument for changing world
A platform to promote energy and food security, fight terrorism and reform global political and financial bodies: Pranab YEKATERINBURG (Russia): Russia, India, China and Brazil on Friday vowed to turn their four-way group into a powerful instrument for changing the world. At their first...
Chinese, Russian, Indian, Brazilian FMs meet on further co-op
YEKATERINBURG, Russia, May 16 (Xinhua) -- The foreign ministers of China, Russia, India and Brazil (BRIC) met in the Urals city of Yekaterinburg on Friday and agreed on further development of cooperation. The four countries play vital roles in maintaining world peace and facilitating mutual...
India,China did not cause food crisis: BRIC
"There are multiple reasons for the current food crisis, primarily because of recent cyclones in Bangladesh and Myanmar, which destroyed the entire rice crops in these countries, also exporters of rice. Now they have to import rice instead of exporting it," External Affairs Minister Pranab...
India and Brazil rubbish blames of world food shortage
Yeketerinberg, May 16 : In the first standalone Brazil-Russia-India-China (BRIC) meeting which concluded on Friday at the little known industrial Russian town of yeketerinburg, both the emerging economies, India and Brazil rubbished the blame on world food crises and have traded their guns on the...
India to host next RIC, BRIC meets
YEKATERINBURG (RUSSIA): India will host the next stand-alone meetings of the Foreign Ministers of RIC and BRIC groupings in 2009. This was announced on Friday by External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee, who wound up his three-day visit here during which he attended the ministerial meetings of...
BRIC club to fight food crisis
YEKATERINBURG (RUSSIA): The world's biggest emerging market economies, Brazil, Russia, India and China, agreed on Friday to formalise their "BRIC" club for the first time to affirm their global economic clout. The four BRIC countries, which account for more than one tenth of the world's gross...
BRIC rubbishes claims of food crisis due to India, China
YEKATERINBURG (RUSSIA): Rubbishing claims by western leaders that the current food crisis was caused by the growing consumption in India and China, BRIC Foreign Ministers on Friday sought a "just" global economy keeping in view interests of all nations. "There are multiple reasons for the current...
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