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June 2, 2010 | Posted by Daniel Saraceno, Joseph S. Nye, Jr., Research Intern - 8:30am | 0 Comments
  • According to Business Week, Turkmenistan will begin production of a $2billion gas pipeline to the West to provide an alternative to Russian energy.
  • Pakistan and India are looking to establish a deal over two large hydroelectric plants in Kashmir, according to the Daily Times.
  • Though the reference may be a bit outdated, San Fransisco's Bay News uses Avatar to frame conflict minerals in the Congo.
  • China has announced even tighter controls on their strategic rare earth resources, reports China's own People's Daily.
  • Reuters reports that Iran may have plans to cut national subsidies on electricity, water and food to Afghan refugees who have moved into Iran. 
Pakistan, Africa, China, Energy, Land, Minerals, Water, India, Natural Security News, Iran

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