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Japan ruling-party heavyweight dodges funds probe »

by Harumi Ozawa TOKYO (AFP) – Japanese prosecutors on Thursday decided...

Australia PM pays tribute to ‘Black Saturday’ survivors »

SYDNEY (AFP) – Australia’s Prime Minister Kevin Rudd paid tribute...

Nigeria minister urges president to transfer power »

by Jacques Lhuillery LAGOS (AFP) – A Nigerian minister has called...

Discussing Iran sanctions hinders diplomacy: China »

By Sophie Taylor PARIS (Reuters) – China told other world powers...

Chidambaram’s Pakistan visit suggests change in ties »

By Krittivas Mukherjee– 32 mins ago NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Home Minister Palaniappan...

Sinn Fein: Belfast talks over, new pact possible »

By SHAWN POGATCHNIK, Associated Press Writer– 11 mins ago DUBLIN – The Irish...

United States News Vehicle to be checked in deadly Nev. casino crash

Vehicle to be checked in deadly Nev. casino crash »

LAS VEGAS – A 70-year-old man told police he fainted before his speeding vehicle plowed into a Nevada casino, killing two people near a bank of slot machines and injuring at least eight other people. But...

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Storms trash Calif. beaches, bring snow to AZ, NM

Storms trash Calif. beaches, bring snow to AZ, NM »

SEAL BEACH, Calif. – Spare tires, rusted shopping carts and still steaming trash cover this ocean beach — ugly remnants from the series of dangerous and damaging storms that tore through states in the southwest. “I’m...

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Canada’s icy reception deepens doubts on G7 role »

Canada’s icy reception deepens doubts on G7 role

  OTTAWA (Reuters) – Canada is sliding out the dog sleds to welcome the world’s top finance officials to the Arctic this weekend, but its unusual choice of venue has only underscored doubts as to whether the Group of Seven rich nations is relevant today. At...

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Canada’s Flaherty to Ask G-7 for More Help for Haiti »

Canada’s Flaherty to Ask G-7 for More Help for Haiti

Canada’s Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said he’ll ask his counterparts from the Group of Seven countries to do more to help Haiti recover from the effects of the Jan. 12 earthquake. “At the G-7 meeting in Iqaluit in just over a week, I will be exploring...

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Bank reform must allow open markets: Bank of Canada »

Bank reform must allow open markets: Bank of Canada

OTTAWA (Reuters) – A U.S. proposal to limit banking activities must strike a balance between preventing institutions from being “too big to fail” and the need to keep markets functioning effectively, the head of Canada’s central bank said on Monday. Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney...

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Iraq election panel seeks ruling on candidate ban »

Iraq election panel seeks ruling on candidate banBAGHDAD – Iraq’s ballot process was thrown back into uncertainty Thursday after election officials asked the nation’s highest judicial authority for a final ruling on...

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North Korea News Report: NKorea fires director of Kim’s finances

Report: NKorea fires director of Kim’s finances

By KWANG-TAE KIM, Associated Press Writer – 2 hrs 29 mins ago SEOUL, South Korea – The director of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il’s secret moneymaking “Room 39″ bureau has been fired, a news report said Thursday....

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China News China and US spar on trade as row rolls on

China and US spar on trade as row rolls on

by Marianne Barriaux  – Thu Feb 4, 6:15 am ET BEIJING (AFP) – China hit back at the United States on Thursday after President Barack Obama vowed to get tougher with the Asian giant on trade and currency,...

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Europe News Sinn Fein: Belfast talks over, new pact possible

Sinn Fein: Belfast talks over, new pact possible

By SHAWN POGATCHNIK, Associated Press Writer– 11 mins ago DUBLIN – The Irish Catholic party Sinn Fein halted marathon negotiations to save Northern Ireland’s power-sharing government on Thursday and said it’s now up to the Protestant...

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India News Chidambaram’s Pakistan visit suggests change in ties

Chidambaram’s Pakistan visit suggests change in ties

By Krittivas Mukherjee– 32 mins ago NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Home Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram travels to Pakistan for a regional meeting this month, a visit that may lay the ground for improving ties which deteriorated after...

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Iran News Discussing Iran sanctions hinders diplomacy: China

Discussing Iran sanctions hinders diplomacy: China

By Sophie Taylor PARIS (Reuters) – China told other world powers on Thursday that discussing sanctions against Iran was counterproductive, striking a blow to a Western push to rein in Tehran’s nuclear program. Chinese Foreign...

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Africa News Nigeria minister urges president to transfer power

Nigeria minister urges president to transfer power

by Jacques Lhuillery LAGOS (AFP) – A Nigerian minister has called on ailing President Umaru Yar’Adua to transfer power, a senior official said Thursday, in the first sign of a cabinet split over his...

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Australia / Antarctica News Australia PM pays tribute to ‘Black Saturday’ survivors

Australia PM pays tribute to ‘Black Saturday’ survivors

SYDNEY (AFP) – Australia’s Prime Minister Kevin Rudd paid tribute Thursday to the “extraordinary courage” of survivors of the ‘Black Saturday’ wildfires ahead of the disaster’s first anniversary. Rudd said the February 7 firestorm,...

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Japan News Japan ruling-party heavyweight dodges funds probe

Japan ruling-party heavyweight dodges funds probe

by Harumi Ozawa TOKYO (AFP) – Japanese prosecutors on Thursday decided not to indict ruling party kingpin Ichiro Ozawa over a political funds scandal, easing a headache for the young centre-left government. Dubbed the “Shadow...

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