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India, EU to build joint infrastructure projects in Asia, Africa

India, EU to build joint infrastructure projects in Asia, Africa

  • EU-India trade talks were frozen in 2013 over differences including tariff reductions, patent protection, data security and the right of Indian professionals to work in Europe
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Special Malaysia in cost dilemma over rail megaproject with China

Malaysia in cost dilemma over rail megaproject with China

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Brexit delaying major UK infrastructure projects

Brexit delaying major UK infrastructure projects

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