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Why US Wants Ukraine To Handover Control Of Key Pipeline Carrying Russian Gas
The Trump administration has a new demand-- US control over a crucial pipeline passing through Ukraine that's used to send Russian gas to Europe.
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India Must Make Full Use of Iran Nuclear Deal: President Pranab Mukherjee
Ahead of lifting of sanctions against Iran, President Pranab Mukherjee today pressed for reviving the long talked about Iran-Pakistan-India (IPI) gas pipeline and using the Chabahar port to forge closer ties with the Persian Gulf nation.
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India in Advanced Talks to Export Gas to Pakistan
State-run gas utilities from India and Pakistan are in advanced talks for export of gas through a pipeline running from Jalandhar in India to Lahore in Pakistan.
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Russia writes off 90 per cent of North Korea debt, eyes gas pipeline
Russia's parliament has agreed to write off almost $10 billion of North Korea's Soviet-era debt, in a deal expected to facilitate the building of a gas pipeline to South Korea across the reclusive state.
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Gas pipeline with Iran shelved, says Pakistan minister
The $1.3 billion Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline has been shelved because of sanctions against Tehran, dealing a blow to Islamabad's efforts to access cheap energy sources to overcome a crippling power crisis.
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Iran says Pakistan must finance own gas pipeline
Iran's deputy oil minister, Ali Majedi, said today that Pakistan must finance a controversial pipeline that would enable it to buy gas from the Islamic republic.
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China confirms new gas pipeline through Tajikistan
China's Xi Jinping at a regional summit signed a deal to build a gas pipeline through the impoverished ex-Soviet country of Tajikistan, Tajik television reported on Saturday.
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US threatens Pakistan with sanctions over Iran gas pipeline deal
The US has asked Pakistan to abandon the multi-billion dollar gas pipeline deal with Iran and instead pursue the TAPI project, warning that Islamabad may face American sanctions if it continues with the I-P pipeline.
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India, Pak to sign US $7 billion gas pipeline deal
India, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkmenistan will sign an agreement in December to build a 1,800 km long trans-border gas pipeline estimated to cost US $7 billion."A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed recently between the four countries - India, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkmenistan - and it will be operationalised by their leaders wh...
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US cautions Pakistan over gas pipeline deal with Iran
The US special envoy to Pakistan said on Sunday that he had warned Islamabad against signing a deal with Iran on a gas pipeline, saying the US was preparing laws that could affect the project."We cautioned the Pakistanis not to over-commit themselves until we know the legislation," Richard Holbrooke, US President Barack Obama's special envoy to Afg...
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Iran, Pakistan sign pipeline deal without India
Pakistan has signed a USD 7.5 billion deal with Iran paving the way for laying the much-delayed natural gas pipeline that was originally envisaged to extend up to India.
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Why US Wants Ukraine To Handover Control Of Key Pipeline Carrying Russian Gas
The Trump administration has a new demand-- US control over a crucial pipeline passing through Ukraine that's used to send Russian gas to Europe.
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India Must Make Full Use of Iran Nuclear Deal: President Pranab Mukherjee
Ahead of lifting of sanctions against Iran, President Pranab Mukherjee today pressed for reviving the long talked about Iran-Pakistan-India (IPI) gas pipeline and using the Chabahar port to forge closer ties with the Persian Gulf nation.
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India in Advanced Talks to Export Gas to Pakistan
State-run gas utilities from India and Pakistan are in advanced talks for export of gas through a pipeline running from Jalandhar in India to Lahore in Pakistan.
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Russia writes off 90 per cent of North Korea debt, eyes gas pipeline
Russia's parliament has agreed to write off almost $10 billion of North Korea's Soviet-era debt, in a deal expected to facilitate the building of a gas pipeline to South Korea across the reclusive state.
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Gas pipeline with Iran shelved, says Pakistan minister
The $1.3 billion Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline has been shelved because of sanctions against Tehran, dealing a blow to Islamabad's efforts to access cheap energy sources to overcome a crippling power crisis.
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Iran says Pakistan must finance own gas pipeline
Iran's deputy oil minister, Ali Majedi, said today that Pakistan must finance a controversial pipeline that would enable it to buy gas from the Islamic republic.
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China confirms new gas pipeline through Tajikistan
China's Xi Jinping at a regional summit signed a deal to build a gas pipeline through the impoverished ex-Soviet country of Tajikistan, Tajik television reported on Saturday.
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US threatens Pakistan with sanctions over Iran gas pipeline deal
The US has asked Pakistan to abandon the multi-billion dollar gas pipeline deal with Iran and instead pursue the TAPI project, warning that Islamabad may face American sanctions if it continues with the I-P pipeline.
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India, Pak to sign US $7 billion gas pipeline deal
India, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkmenistan will sign an agreement in December to build a 1,800 km long trans-border gas pipeline estimated to cost US $7 billion."A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed recently between the four countries - India, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkmenistan - and it will be operationalised by their leaders wh...
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US cautions Pakistan over gas pipeline deal with Iran
The US special envoy to Pakistan said on Sunday that he had warned Islamabad against signing a deal with Iran on a gas pipeline, saying the US was preparing laws that could affect the project."We cautioned the Pakistanis not to over-commit themselves until we know the legislation," Richard Holbrooke, US President Barack Obama's special envoy to Afg...
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Iran, Pakistan sign pipeline deal without India
Pakistan has signed a USD 7.5 billion deal with Iran paving the way for laying the much-delayed natural gas pipeline that was originally envisaged to extend up to India.
