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SCO may become a world powerful player
iranian.ws
3 Sep 2008
Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan project crisis and the Caspian Basin energy game
Press TV
2 Sep 2008
Nazarbayev plays double game on South Ossetia
The Jamestown Foundation
2 Sep 2008
Russia remains a Black Sea power
Asia Times
30 Aug 2008
China and Vietnam square off in Laos
Asia Times
30 Aug 2008
Expert: Ties between Central and South Asia facing hiccups
Thaindian News
28 Aug 2008
Is the SCO set to expand?
The Moscow News
28 Aug 2008
The SAARC Summit and its multitude of benefits
Daily News
26 Aug 2008
Pacific Islands Forum: International engagement begins in own backyard
The Canberra Times
26 Aug 2008
India-Bangladesh relations: A new perspective
The Daily Star - Bangladesh
25 Aug 2008

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