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SHANGHAI, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Central China's Henan province
will cut annual coal capacity by 62.54 million tonnes and crude
steel by 2.4 million tonnes over the 2016-2018 period as part of
efforts to tackle nationwide supply gluts in the sectors, Xinhua
news agency reported.

LONDON, Sept 5 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of
Africans at risk of malaria who live near dams will nearly
double to 25 million by 2080 as areas where the disease is not
currently present will become transmission zones due to climate
change, researchers said on Monday.

TOKYO, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Crude prices inched down on Monday
in Asia, paring 3 percent gains in the previous session amid
worries over a global oil glut.

HANGZHOU, China, Sept 4 (Reuters) - China hopes Australia
can provide a fair and transparent environment for foreign
investors, President Xi Jinping said on Sunday, as he met
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull for the first time
since Canberra blocked a major deal.

Syrian forces besiege rebel-held Aleppo, Turkish-backed
fighters drive IS from border

LAGOS, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Militant attacks on energy
facilities in Nigeria's southern Niger Delta threaten to cripple
the country's state oil company if allowed to go unchecked, it
said on Sunday.

DUBAI, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia led Gulf stocks
higher on Sunday as Riyadh eased restrictions on foreign
investment in its securities markets, while most other bourses
in the region were buoyed by strength in oil prices and global
equities at the end of last week.

HANGZHOU, China/BEIRUT, Sept 4 (Reuters) - U.S. President
Barack Obama said on Sunday that the United States and Russia
were struggling to reach a ceasefire agreement on Syria as the
two sides planned to meet again on Monday.

HANGZHOU, China/BEIRUT, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The United States
and Russia on Sunday tried to finalise a ceasefire deal for
Syria, a second this year after a first collapsed, but U.S.
President Barack Obama said "grave differences" remained and
fighting on the ground continued.

HANGZHOU, China, Sept 4 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister
Theresa May said on Sunday she wanted her security advisers to
help review a delayed nuclear power investment from China - a
source of diplomatic tension - as she arrived for a G20 summit.

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