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Russia Turns to China Instead of Europe

Xi Jinping’s visit in Russia turned out to be very fruitful: a number of documents on deepening cooperation in trade and economy were signed, including gas. However, an agreement on the Eurasian Economic Union and trans-Eurasian project "Economic Zone Silk Road" joining has become a landmark of the...

The US and Europe: On the Threshold of GMO War

The United States accuses Europe of trying to undermine food security in the world; the EU proposes new rules that would allow any of the 28 members to abandon the Brussels' decision on the "open road" cultivation of genetically modified crops. In an interview with the Financial Times, Tom Vilsack,...

Van Gogh Painting Fetches $66m at Sotheby's

Yesterday Sotheby`s trading in art Impressionist and Post-Impressionist auction house brought the total revenue of $ 368 million. In November last year Sotheby`s earned at the artists of the same circle auction $ 422 million - the record amount for the auction house in its history. The current...

China's Game of Chess in Antarctica

China is making great strides in the Antarctic, as the country is trying to get the maximum level of influence on the last unclaimed piece of land, tells The New York Times. Despite the fact that Beijing set up its first research base in Antarctica only in 1985, China's attempts to expand its...

How These Industrial Giants Are Attracting Overseas Investors

The surprising takeoff of Rolls-Royce's (LSE: RR) CEO, John Rishton, a week ago has started hypothesis that the organization could soon be a takeover target. Also, in the wake of accepting its biggest request to date, worth £6.1bn, to supply motors for 50 Emirates A380 planes, Rolls-Royce has...

US Presidency New Candidates: Former CEO and Neurosurgeon

Carly Fiorina, 60 years old, has been HP’s executive director in 1999-2005; under her leadership, HP has become the largest computer manufacturer in the world. She retired from HP after the dismissal of tens of thousands of employees and a sharp fall in share prices. Former executive director of...

ExxonMobil continues the good fight against Malaria

The battle for eradicating malaria is on. ExxonMobil continues to fight relentlessly against the disease worldwide grip. The good news is that its efforts are now having a measurable impact. Mortality rates due to malaria have come down dramatically. But the war, is not won yet, and ExxonMobil...

Where the Happiness Lies

According to World Happiness Report 2015, which revises a number of influential economists, the happiest people live in Switzerland, Iceland, Denmark and Norway. And just only one of these countries is a member of the European Union. Perhaps the Scandinavian countries have some secret unknown to...

Chinese Built a Skyscraper in 19 Days

A company from China has built a 57-storey skyscraper in 19 working days. According to the Associated Press, a rectangular building of glass and steel has been built in the central district of Changsha, Hunan Province. The workers were building three floors a day, using a modular approach....

Housing prices shoot up in UK, Australia

House prices have climbed higher in the UK for the month of April according to data from a major mortgage lender. The annual house price growth edged up to 5.2 per cent in April from March’s 5.1 per cent. The average UK house price is now a £193,048 – the highest on record. Lack of supply and...