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TOKYO Feb 27, 2010 Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama may be visiting China in early May to meet President Hu Jintao, the Nikkei business daily reported on Saturday
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PORT-AU-PRINCE Feb 27, 2010 Laura Silsby and Charisa Coulter, the two U.S. missionaries still in jail in Haiti will not be freed at least until Tuesday.
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CHENNAI Feb 26, 2010 Karun Chandhok is in the final stages of talks with Campos Meta Formula One team for a drive in the 2010 season, his manager said today. Spain’s Campos is one of the four new teams in an expanded F1 grid in the new season. It has so far named only one driver, Brazilian Bruno Senna. Bruno is the nephew of late F1 world champion Ayrton Senna and Chandhok’s former GP2 team mate. India’s only Formula One driver to date was Narain Karthikeyan, who was with Team Jordan in 2005.
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WASHINGTON Feb 26, 2010 The United States said on Thursday it does not aim to put crippling sanctions on Iran. Instead, it would pressure the Iranian government to change course on its nuclear program.
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CANBERRA Feb 26, 2010 International governments are getting increasingly angry over the killing of a top Hamas commander in Dubai. Now, Australia has
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CANBERRA Feb 23, 2010 Australia faces a rising threat from home-grown "violent jihadists", Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said on Tuesday. He released a counter-terrorism plan which increases security measures in relation to visitors from 10 countries.
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JERUSALEM Feb 22, 2010 Israel has a national plan to repair some 150 Jewish and Zionist heritage sites. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently announced that two Jewish shrines in the occupied West Bank would be part of the plan. This move was heavily criticised by the Palestinians. They feel it would increase the religious tensions in the area, which might have dangerous consequences.
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SEOUL Feb 19, 2010 South Korea has set controls on use of Twitter during the Ju
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