Summit forges military ties in Central Asia
Six nations also consider forming an `energy club'
SHANGHAI -- The prospect that China, Russia, India, and Iran would form a quasi-military alliance that includes most of oil-rich Central Asia advanced last week at a regional security summit, heightening concerns of an emerging anti-US bloc. (Full article: 784 words)
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