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Ahead of her visit, Mrs Clinton said that though there had been much progress in ties with India "there is more work to be done".

A spokesman added that Berlin expected North Korea to make further progress in building ties with South Korea, improving human rights and preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction.

The accord marked a significant step forward in the United States' effort to rebuild Iraq, as well as progress in mending ties with the two countries most opposed to the American-led war there.

Rafael Benítez's side will be strong favourites to progress in their tie, but Toulouse, taking part in the tournament for the first time, nevertheless represent a serious obstacle.

Despite progress in China-Russia ties in recent years, The Beijing News hopes that China can boost its trade volume with Russia, which accounts for "less than 0.5%" of total global trade, lagging far behind Sino-US trade.

Viggo Fischer, Copenhagen Africa needs the basics first Thomas Friedman's column "The land of 'no service"' (Views, Aug. 17) suggests "progress" in Africa is tied to Internet access.

Though Egypt was the first Arab country to sign a peace agreement with Israel, relations have remained strained, with Egypt regularly reminding the Israelis that progress in normalization is tied closely with progress on relations with the Palestinians.

Newcastle need at least a 2-0 win to progress in the return tie on 11 April.

Officials described the new site as a work in progress, and mobile tie-ins for the BlackBerry and the iPhone are in development.

The next three to six months are a key window for progress in the normalization of ties between Cuba and the US, he said.

Those who follow religious affairs closely say there is progress in developing Beijing-Vatican ties.