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President Kovind Invites Czech Defence Companies To Set-Up Joint Ventures
President Ram Nath Kovind today invited Czech defence companies to take advantage of the opening of defence manufacturing sector in India and set-up joint ventures to produce for the country and for rest of the world.
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Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka Delays Tendering Resignation Until Mid-May
Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka will delay handing over his resignation until later this month after President Milos Zeman returns from a visit to China, government officials said Thursday.
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'I'd Vote Trump', Says Czech President
Outspoken Czech President Milos Zeman announced today he is backing US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump, pitting himself against his country's prime minister who favours Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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Top UN Official Says Mass Migration 'Unavoidable Reality'
Mass cross-border migration is an "unavoidable reality" and it is "impossible to stop" the flow of refugees in need of sanctuary, the United Nations' top official in charge of migration said during a visit to Bangladesh.
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President Kovind Invites Czech Defence Companies To Set-Up Joint Ventures
President Ram Nath Kovind today invited Czech defence companies to take advantage of the opening of defence manufacturing sector in India and set-up joint ventures to produce for the country and for rest of the world.
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Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka Delays Tendering Resignation Until Mid-May
Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka will delay handing over his resignation until later this month after President Milos Zeman returns from a visit to China, government officials said Thursday.
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'I'd Vote Trump', Says Czech President
Outspoken Czech President Milos Zeman announced today he is backing US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump, pitting himself against his country's prime minister who favours Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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Top UN Official Says Mass Migration 'Unavoidable Reality'
Mass cross-border migration is an "unavoidable reality" and it is "impossible to stop" the flow of refugees in need of sanctuary, the United Nations' top official in charge of migration said during a visit to Bangladesh.
