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SouthAfrican Foreign Minister to travel to Iran for talks

SouthAfrican Foreign Minister to travel to Iran for talks

BRICS group of countries have broadly agreed they are not bound by "unilateral" sanctions on Iran.

China April services PMI at 4-month high: HSBC

China April services PMI at 4-month high: HSBC

HSBC said the growth was supported by further expansion in new business.

Chinese city commemorates 236 Russian war martyrs

Chinese city commemorates 236 Russian war martyrs

The Soviet air squadron volunteered to help China drive out invading Japanese troops during World War II.

Indian PM seeks to bolster ties with China visit next week

Indian PM seeks to bolster ties with China visit next week

India signed on as a founding member of the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) last year.

Manufacturing weakens in China, India: HSBC

Manufacturing weakens in China, India: HSBC

A slowing manufacturing industry reinforces expectations that Central Banks in both India and China will again cut interest rates soon.

Chinese President to begin 3-nation tour this week

Chinese President to begin 3-nation tour this week

Xi is expected to further push Beijing's plan to create a modern Silk Road.

Putin ratifies BRICS reserve pool, China gas pipeline

Putin ratifies BRICS reserve pool, China gas pipeline

BRICS GDP grew 300% in the last decade as opposed to 60% growth registered by the developed world.

Nepal President thanks China for quake aid

Nepal President thanks China for quake aid

The death toll of Saturday's devastating earthquake in Nepal has climbed to 6621.

China, Russia to step up energy cooperation: Vice Premier

China, Russia to step up energy cooperation: Vice Premier

Beijing is interested in funding Russia’s first high-speed rail line between Moscow and Kazan.

Will fine-tune policies to combat downward pressure: China politburo

Will fine-tune policies to combat downward pressure: China politburo

China's GDP grew an annual 7.0 per cent in the first quarter.