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Greece to announce more spending cuts to get aid

The socialist government’s negotiations with representatives from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, which had begun on April …
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Amid crisis, Thai Cabinet holds emergency meeting

With negotiations between the protesters and the government on hold and hopes for a peaceful end to the standoff dwindling, calls have grown for …
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Meltdown, volcano: Weary Icelanders ask, what next?

Iceland’s financial crisis had already tested the 41-year-old farmer’s dream by driving up repayments on his bank loan. But it was a flash flood …
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Expert: Surface area of gulf oil spill has tripled

Frustrated fishermen eager to help contain the spill from a ruptured underwater well had to keep their boats idle Saturday as another day of rough …
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Agence France-Presse: Clashes as workers across the world march on May Day

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Workers demand better jobs, pay on May Day

About 140,000 jubilant workers gathered in Istanbul’s Taksim Square in the first celebrations at the site since dozens of people died there in a May 1 …
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Rough seas again thwart cleanup of oil catastrophe

Frustrated fishermen eager to help contain the spill from a ruptured underwater well had to keep their boats idle Saturday as another day of rough …
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Merkel would welcome voluntary bank help for Greece

In an interview to appear in Bild am Sonntag newspaper on Sunday, Merkel also said in future countries should face sanctions and even be stripped of …
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Explosions inside a Somali mosque kill at least 30

The blasts in the Bakara market went off while people were sitting inside the Abdala Shideye mosque waiting for noon prayers. The bombings highlight …
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Wild scenarios emerge in UK’s chaotic election

Could the ultimate fallout from Britain’s election be the radical overhaul of a centuries-old parliamentary system in a nation that jealously guards …
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Greek unions protest expected austerity measures

The government is set to announce more sweeping spending cuts through 2012 to win support for an international loan package worth €45 billion ($60 …
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Thousands of Asians rally for jobs, pay on May Day

In Indonesia’s capital, thousands of red- and blue-shirted workers marched peacefully on the presidential palace to mark the international workers’ …
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US: consensus unlikely at nuclear treaty meeting

U.S. officials have been tempering expectations for the U.N. review conference on the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty because all the treaty’s …
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U.S. removes 3 countries from trade watch list

U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk says Washington still is concerned about Chinese policies that encourage locally developed products under a …
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Ireland mourns loss of top broadcaster Gerry Ryan

He was 53. The cause of death was not disclosed. Ryan had been living alone since he separated in 2008 from his wife Morah, with whom he had five …
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Tens of thousands of Albanians protest in Tirana

Prime Minister Sali Berisha’s conservatives narrowly won the June 28 general elections, but the opposition Socialists have been boycotting parliament …
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North Korea says imprisoned American speaks to family

North Korea’s highest court sentenced Aijalon Mahli Gomes to eight years of hard labor and fined him $700,000 on April 6 for entering the country …
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Belfast cops warn of dissident IRA election attack

Northern Ireland deputy police commander Judith Gillespie said officers would mount extra foot patrols and road checkpoints leading up to the May 6 …
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