text: President Vladimir Putin says Russia does not want a new Cold War with the West and does not like to think it is slipping into one. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).
  SUBTITLED ROUGH CUT (no reporter narration). STORY: President Vladimir Putin said on Friday (June 17) Russia did not want a new Cold war with the West and did not like to think it was slipping into one. "I wouldn't want to think that we are moving towards some Cold War and I am sure that nobody wants that. We certainly do not want that," Putin said during a question and answer session at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. Putin also criticized NATO's expansion, warning there would be consequences if the alliance continued what he said was its one-sided policy against Russia. If both sides coordinated on defense, he said there would be no new Cold War.
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  Known as the hub for the technology industry, Hyderabad, is a city that bears beautiful marks of the past. This city is the capital of the Telangana state. When you visit, make sure you treat your palate to the spices of Hyderabad. And do not forget the famous Kebabs. The must visit places are the Golkonda Fort, Charminar, Ramoji Film City, Hussain Sagar, and the Laad Bazaar.
  Hyderabad’s international airport is the ‘Rajiv Gandhi International Airport’. Located about 20 kms to the south of Hyderabad, it is in a place called Shamshabad. One passenger terminal, one cargo terminal and two runways is what this airport has. The western side of the passenger terminal handles international flights and the eastern side of the passenger terminal handles the domestic flights.
  The largest city and the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, is truly vibrant in all aspects. Festivals celebrated here are extravagant in nature, and they involve arts and entertainment. Traditions and culture come in the forefront during these festivals, and it’s a beautiful sight. The must visit places are Masmak Fort, National Museum of Saudi Arabia, Royal Saudi Air Force Museum, King Fahd International Stadium, and Rock carving site.
  King Khalid International Airport is the international airport of Riyadh. It is located 35 kms to the north of the city. The airport has 4 passenger terminals, and it also has 8 aero-bridges, a mosque, and a Royal Terminal. It has a central control tower and two parallel runways.
  The frequency of flights between these destinations is not bad. There are 3 flights from Hyderabad to Riyadh every week.
  LONDON, July 13 (Reuters) - Copper clocked up a fifth weekly loss on Friday as trade tensions between the United States and China rumbled on, while aluminium hit a three-month low ahead of a summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
  Trump and Putin are due to meet in Helsinki on Monday and aluminium investors are looking for any hint that U.S. sanctions on Rusal, the world’s second-biggest aluminium producer, will be eased or lifted.
  “There’s an expectation that if you’re going to see the sanctions removed from Rusal it may come out of the meeting (between Trump and Putin),” Nick Snowdon, metals strategist at Deutsche Bank, said.
  On the trade dispute between the United States and China, he said speculative investors in copper were neutrally positioned, reflecting a cautious attitude amid economic uncertainty.
  “In copper you had probably the single largest (long) position ever liquidated (on the Shanghai Futures Exchange) in June. That’s done and dusted, so that (trade) uncertainty (now) lends itself to investors staying on the sidelines and prices stabilising.”
  COPPER: Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange closed up 0.2 percent at $6,238 a tonne, but was down 1 percent for the week. The metal has fallen some 15 percent in five weeks of losses.
  ALUMINIUM: Aluminium closed down 0.5 percent at $2,031 a tonne, having hit its lowest since early April at $2,021.50.
  ALUMINIUM TECHNICALS: Indicating nearby tightness, cash aluminium traded at a premium of $49.50 a tonne to the three-month price, its highest level since early April. CMAL0-3 For a column on aluminium click:
  CHINA TRADE SURPLUS: China’s trade surplus with the United States swelled to a record in June, a result that could further inflame a bitter trade dispute with Washington.
  CHINA METALS EXPORTS: China’s aluminium exports exceeded half a million tonnes for the second time ever in June, while steel exports hit an 11-month high, defying U.S. tariffs.
  CHINA GROWTH: Analysts have raised their 2018 growth forecasts for China’s economy, a surprising result given an escalating trade war with the United States.
  OTHER METALS: Zinc closed down 0.1 percent at $2,578, lead ended down 0.6 percent at $2,202, tin closed up 0.8 percent at $19,795 while nickel ended down 1.6 percent at $13,970.