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A harrowing boat journey across the Mediterranean left some 70 African migrants missing after rough seas capsized the craft, the U.N. refugee agency said Thursday,...
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The United States has challenged China to justify the legality of its tax, subsidy and export rules for farm products such as pork and wheat in what could signify new...
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The Geneva prosecutor said Monday he has dropped money laundering charges against Asif Ali Zardari, widower of the late Pakistani premier Benazir Bhutto and favorite to...
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The Red Cross says that it is sending workers to the South Ossetian capital of Tskhinvali for the first time since the brief Russian-Georgian war broke out in the...
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The format used by Microsoft Corp.’s Office 2007 programs to save documents will become an international standard after appeals against the move failed to gather...
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The world’s migration body said Friday that daily life has improved little for thousands of Iraqis living in tent camps, despite a slowdown in the number of...
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Efforts to help victims of fighting in Georgia increased Thursday with new commitments from Europe and the United States to boost supplies already being distributed by...
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UBS AG, one of the hardest-hit banks in the subprime mortgage crisis, announced Tuesday that it is reorganizing into three distinct businesses after reporting a large...
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UBS AG, one of the hardest hit banks in the subprime mortgage crisis, said Tuesday that it lost 358 Swiss francs ($331 million) in the second quarter as it took another...
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UBS AG, one of the hardest hit banks in the subprime mortgage crisis, said Tuesday that it had further losses and writedowns of $5.1 billion during the second quarter...
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The international Red Cross is seeking to establish a humanitarian corridor in Georgia’s breakway republic of South Ossetia to bring in ambulances and evacuate...
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The largest machine ever made to explore the world’s tiniest particles will be launched next month with an initial attempt to fire beams around a 17-mile circular...
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A $10 billion takeover bid from Anglo-Swiss mining giant Xstrata PLC sent shares in rival Lonmin PLC soaring Wednesday, but the world’s No. 3 platinum producer...
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The International Red Cross said Wednesday that Colombia broke the Geneva Conventions by deliberately using its humanitarian emblem during the covert military mission...
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Anglo-Swiss mining giant Xstrata PLC said Wednesday it was making a $10 billion cash offer for Lonmin PLC, the world’s No. 3 platinum producer. The offer sent...
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Iceland and Sweden will take in nearly 200 Palestinian refugees stranded in makeshift desert camps on Iraq’s border with Syria.
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The United States, Europe and other commercial powers grappled Wednesday with the magnitude of their failure to reach a new global trade pact, and traded blame for the...
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After coming tantalizingly close to a historic trade deal, World Trade Organization talks collapsed Tuesday in a dismaying blow to seven years of efforts to open up the...
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Trade officials said Tuesday that a high-level summit to salvage a global trade pact collapsed, after the United States, China and India failed to compromise on farm...
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The world’s largest commercial powers came into crucial talks on a new global trade pact pledging to assume the shared responsibility needed for solving planetary...
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The United States has challenged China to justify the legality of its tax, subsidy and export rules for farm products such as pork and wheat in what could signify new...
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Calling India “one of the new standard bearers of an emboldened developing world”, a major Canadian daily Wednesday blamed New Delhi for derailing the WTO...
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International talks aimed at ushering in a new era of free trade collapsed in Geneva yesterday during a bitter split between developed and developing countries over the...
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The United States, Europe and other commercial powers grappled Wednesday with the magnitude of their failure to reach a new global trade pact, and traded blame for the...
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After coming tantalizingly close to a historic trade deal, World Trade Organization talks collapsed Tuesday in a dismaying blow to seven years of efforts to open up the...
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Trade officials said Tuesday that a high-level summit to salvage a global trade pact collapsed, after the United States, China and India failed to compromise on farm...
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The world’s largest commercial powers came into crucial talks on a new global trade pact pledging to assume the shared responsibility needed for solving planetary...
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The United States slammed China and India on Monday, saying they were threatening seven years of work on a new global commerce pact and using some of the strongest...
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The United States took the first bold step in a week of crucial trade talks Tuesday, slicing $1.4 billion from a previous offer to limit contentious, trade-distorting...
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A marathon meeting of the world’s top commercial powers ended early in the morning in Geneva with negotiators citing some progress in talks on a new global trade...
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The United States says it would limit trade-distorting farm subsidies to a lower level of $15 billion a year as part of a global trade deal.The offer is an improvement...
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Facing the possibility of another trade talks collapse, the European Union said Monday it would be willing to slash its farm tariffs by an average of 60 percent as part...
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The European Union said Monday it would slash farm tariffs by 60 percent as part of a new global trade pact, a deeper cut than it has ever offered.EU Trade Commissioner...
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The European Union says it will slash farm tariffs by 60 percent as part of a new global trade pact, a deeper cut than it has ever offered.EU Trade Commissioner Peter...
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Tension between group of countries led by Brazil in the WTO grows after declaration of Brazil’s foreign minister
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Some pre-negotiation jabbing turned into a potentially damaging diplomatic incident Saturday when Brazil’s foreign minister said rich countries’ deception...
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The World Trade Organization has made public the first official condemnation of Chinese commercial practices, an auto parts ruling that sides with the United States,...
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An unmistakable marijuana smell fills the air as we pass old Manali to visit the Manu temple. A group of young western tourists crouch together in a dhaba smoking a...
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The United States has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization over European tariffs on high-tech good such as computer monitors and printers.The global...
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Uruguay’s President Tabare Vazquez, right, shakes hands with France’s Pascal Lamy, left, Director-General of the World Trade Organization, WTO, after a bilateral meeting at the WTO headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, Thursday, Aug. 28, 2008.
