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SYDNEY. – Australian Prime Minister-elect Tony Abbott yesterday began the transition to government, promising a methodical approach as he faced potential hurdles in the upper house to drive through his reform agenda. The conservative leader, who ended six years of Labour rule on Saturday, held.... |
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SYDNEY: Australian premier-elect Tony Abbott began the transition to government Monday, but despite a convincing e |
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THE Australian Government would only comment on the status of its relationship with Fiji after the swearing in of the new government. |
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(ChinaPost.com.tw) - Australian premier-elect Tony Abbott began the transition to government Monday, but despite a convincing election victory faced early hurdles including an unruly upper house that could stall reforms, and the first asylum-seeker boat arrivals under his watch. |
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Freed Italian journalist Domenico Quirico and Belgian teacher Pierre Piccinin spoke Monday of the "very tough" conditions of their five-month kidnap ordeal in Syria, saying they were subjected to violence, humiliation and mock executions. |
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Freed Italian journalist Domenico Quirico and Belgian teacher Pierre Piccinin spoke Monday of the "very tough" conditions of their five-month kidnap ordeal in Syria, saying they were subjected to violence, humiliation and mock executions. |
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Freed Italian journalist Domenico Quirico and Belgian teacher Pierre Piccinin spoke Monday of the "very tough" conditions of their five-month kidnap ordeal in Syria, saying they were subjected to violence, humiliation and mock executions. |
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SYDNEY: Australian premier-elect Tony Abbott began the transition to government yesterday, but despite a convincing election victory faced early hurdles including an unruly upper house that could stall reforms, and the first asylum-seeker boat arrivals under his watch. |
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VATICAN CITY (AP) — Tens of thousands of people filled St. Peter's Square for a four-hour Syria peace vigil late Saturday, answering Pope Francis' call for a grassroots cry for peace that was echoed by Christians and non-Christians alike in Syria and in vigils around the world. |
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Pierre Piccinin, the Belgian freed in Syria with Italian journalist Domenico Quirico, said Monday they faced "real violence" and mock executions after being captured by rebel forces in April. |
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Beirut/Washington, 7 days ago Syria hailed an "historic American retreat" on Sunday, mockingly accusing President Barack Obama of hesitation and confusion after he delayed a military strike to consult Congress. US Secretary of State John Kerry said tests showed Damascus had used using deadly sarin.... |
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