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Prime Minister Stephen Harper concludes his eight-day European trip unable to complete a trade agreement with the European Union, just as the opening of EU- U.S. talks raises the risk that Canada will be left out.
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The downtown in Leesburg, Virginia, offers a portrait of attachment to the past. Federal-style buildings line the streets, and the courthouse square features both a plaque commemorating a reading in 1776 of the Declaration of Independence and a statue honoring Confederate soldiers.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has vowed to elevate the role of women in the world’s third- largest economy. He might start with his own party.
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Are Shinzo Abe’s days as Japan’s prime minister numbered?
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Judith Mayer Lynn, uninsured and battling breast cancer, should be a fan of the Affordable Care Act. Instead, she barely knows about it.
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Wendy Abrams’ opportunity came in the photo line. As she stepped up to take her picture with President Barack Obama during a fundraiser last month in Chicago, she made her pitch: How could a president who vowed to tackle climate change possibly approve the Keystone XL pipeline?
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Almost everything Mikio Matsushita’s factory near Tokyo needs to produce natto is imported, from the soybeans used in the fermented Japanese snack to the polystyrene trays in which they’re packaged.
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The Czech Republic’s three ruling parties will meet today to discuss the future of the government, with a scandal over spying and bribery throwing the fate of Prime Minister Petr Necas into question.
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Indonesia’s parliamentary budget commission failed to agree yesterday on whether to approve a government program to compensate poor people for higher fuel prices, undermining President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono’s efforts to cut energy subsidies.
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Protesters marched to Hong Kong’s government headquarters demanding their leaders protect Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who fled to the city after exposing a U.S. surveillance program.
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