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Weak euro will hurt drivers at the pump: Total

A weakening euro will increase prices for drivers at the fuel pump, Total’s chief executive said in a newspaper interview yesterday while defending the French
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Attack on Iran ‘catastrophe’: Russia

Russia yesterday said a military strike on Iran would be a “catastrophe” with the severest consequences that risked inflaming existing tensions between Sunni and Shiite ...
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Spain criminal action for public overspending

Spain’s new right-leaning government threatened criminal action yesterday against public officials who run up unauthorised deficits.Budget Minister Cristobal Montoro issued the warning as the government ...
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Bailed ‘Red Shirt’ leader joins Thai cabinet

A Thai “Red Shirt” leader on terrorism charges became the first from the protest movement to become a minister in the current government under ...
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Attack on Iran ‘catastrophe’: Lavrov

 Russia yesterday said a military strike on Iran would be a “catastrophe” with the severest consequences that risked inflaming existing tensions between Sunni and Shiite ...
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Italy cruise: rescue halted, captain under house arrest

The captain of a doomed Italian cruise liner returned home to the Amalfi coast under house arrest yesterday, as fears grew that bad weather could ...
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Moscow defends mystery Syria shipment

Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov yesterday defended Russia’s trade with Syria amid growing controversy over a mysterious shipment that reportedly delivered a supply of arms to ...
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Russia polls: ‘3,000 violations’

Russia’s parliamentary polls won by the ruling party and which sparked mass protests were marred by 3,000 violations, prosecutors said yesterday, but they did not ...
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Slow response to famine cost lives in East Africa

Thousands of people in East Africa died needlessly because the international community failed to respond to early warnings of famine, Oxfam and Save the Children ...
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World boats to star at British queen’s jubilee

Australian surf boats, American whalers and an Indian houseboat will take part in a huge flotilla of ships led by Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II to ...
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