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Nikolic, Kitaoka discuss Serbia-Japan cooperation
BELGRADE - President of Serbia Tomislav Nikolic spoke in Belgrade Wednesday with the president of the Japan International Cooperation Agency Shinichi Kitaoka about the possibilities for development of economic cooperation between the two countries.
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Tipsarevic overcomes Japan's Daniel, to face Karlovic
TOKYO - Serbia's Janko Tipsarevic has got off to a successful start at the Tokyo ATP tennis tournament after beating Taro Daniel of Japan 6-2, 6-4 on Tuesday.
Tipsarevic won after 82 minutes of play and will next face Ivo Karlovic of Croatia, who beat Argentine Federico Delbonis in the first round.
Tipsarevic and Karlovic are 1-1 head-to-head.
Japan's IHI to make compressors in Turkey
IHI will become the first Japanese company to establish a factory for compressors in Turkey, which it sees as a base for exporting the machines to Europe, the Middle East and other growing markets.
The Tokyo-based heavy industry group will partner with Turkish industrial machinery maker Dalgakıran Makina on the joint-venture plant.
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Has Kim Kardashian become the latest victim of the Pink Panther gang?
The raid on Kim Kardashian’s apartment has all the hallmarks of the Pink Panthers, a gang of super-criminals who have got away with tens of millions of pounds in jewels in high-profile heists since 1984. The gang, whose members mostly hail from Serbia and Montenegro, have stolen more than 280 million pounds.
Istanbul drops 12 places in global financial centers index amid uncertainties
In a leading index of global financial centers Istanbul has fallen 12 places to 57th, mainly due to uncertainties.
Istanbul's overall average rating is 591 in the 20th Z/Yen global financial centers index (GFCI) of 87 financial centers, down from 636 and 45th place in the previous list, which was released in March.
Japan Ready To Strike Big Aircraft Deal With India
Japan is ready to sign a USD 1.6 billion aircraft deal with India. Tokyo said on Sunday that talks were going on with New Delhi for the sale of Shinmaywa US-2 search and rescue aircraft.
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Japan Agrees To Help India Develop Iranian Port
Putting an end to all speculation, Japan has agreed to help India develop the strategically important Chabahar port of Iran.
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N Korea test-fires three ballistic missiles: Seoul
North Korea on Sept. 5 fired three suspected medium-range Rodong missiles that travelled about 1,000 kilometers and landed near Japan in an apparent show of force timed to the G-20 economic summit in China, Seoul officials said.
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Merkel 'Proposed NATO Membership to Japan'
German Chancellor Angela Merkel reportedly told Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe last year that his country could joint NATO counting on her support.
"Shinzo, why not join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization? I can convince British Prime Minister Cameron and French President Hollande," The Japan Times, the country's biggest English-language paper, quotes Merkel as saying.
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Lira, ruble hit 6-month high as dollar swoons
Russia's ruble and Turkey's lira lead a gang of top emerging market currencies to six-month highs on April 29 as signals this week that U.S. interest rates are likely to stay ultra-low cemented a third month of losses for the dollar.
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