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By Hugh Bronstein. Cuba and the United States can normalize ties only after Washington ends its trade embargo and returns the Guantanamo U.S. naval base to Cuban control, President Raul Castro told the United Nations General Assembly on Monday. In the first speech at the U.N. |
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U.S. House Votes To Delay Wage Increase For Am. Samoa 50 cent minimum wage hike pushed back if Senate approves. WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International, Sept. |
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WHICH means the "reasonably vigorous" 57-year-old former prime minister won't be rushing to a final decision on his long-term future in or out of politics. Instead he'll wait until after Christmas to declare his hand. In his first radio interview since losing the Liberal leadership to Malcolm.... |
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UNITED NATIONS: Cuba and the United States can normalise ties only after Washington ends its trade embargo and returns the Guantanamo U.S. naval base to Cuban control, President Raul Castro told the United Nations General Assembly on Monday. In the first speech at the U.N. |
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Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has given his first live interview since losing the top job, telling 2GB shock jock Ray Hadley that sacrificing Joe Hockey or Peta Credlin would not have saved him from political assassination. Mr Abbott told radio listeners this morning that he was holding up okay.... |
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IN his first radio interview since been toppled as Liberal leader, Mr Abbott told Ray Hadley on Sydney radio 2GB how he was feeling about losing the top job. "I always knew that politics was a pretty brutal business. It's a game of snakes and ladders and yes I've hit a snake," he said. |
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UNITED NATIONS, Sept 28 Hugh Bronstein (Reuters) - Cuba and the United States can normalize ties only after Washington ends its trade embargo and returns the Guantanamo U.S. naval base to Cuban control, President Raul Castro told the United Nations General Assembly on Monday. In the first speech at the U. |
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Tony Abbott admits he may have been bruised after being toppled by Malcolm Turnbull, but he wants to focus on the honour of having served the Australian people as prime minister. In his first radio interview since been toppled as Liberal leader, Mr Abbott told Ray Hadley on Sydney radio 2GB how he was feeling about losing the top job. |
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Tony Abbott admits he may have been bruised after being toppled by Malcolm Turnbull, but he wants to focus on the honour of having served the Australian people as prime minister. In his first radio interview since been toppled as Liberal leader, Mr Abbott told Ray Hadley on Sydney radio 2GB how he was feeling about losing the top job. |
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1399: Richard II became the first English monarch to abdicate – next day he was deposed by parliament, which chose Henry IV as his successor. 1521: Turkish troops occupied Belgrade. 1567: The War of Religion began in France as the Huguenots tried to kidnap king Charles IX. 1650: Henry Robinson opened the first marriage bureau in England. |
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop told 3AW radio on September 10 that it was a big undertaking but the scale of the humanitarian crisis in Syria was unprecedented.
"I believe it is the largest single intake of permanent resettled refugees since the Second World War in any one year", she said. |
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