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Thursday, 28 August 2008
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Global AIDS conference begins in Mexico City
Many developing countries that are combating AIDS are facing dire shortages of qualified doctors and nurses as healthcare workers leave for developed countries where they are paid many times more.
04 Aug 2008 |
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Mugabe and Ahmadinejad left out of U.N. summit dinner
The Italian and U.N. hosts of a U.N. crisis summit on rising food prices on Monday left the presidents of Zimbabwe and Iran off the guest list of a ceremonial dinner for the leaders attending the meeting.
03 Jun 2008 |
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World leaders meet on global food crisis
World leaders open a conference on the global food crisis on Tuesday, with human rights activists and the World Bank demanding action to curb soaring prices that are pushing an estimated 100 million people into hunger.
03 Jun 2008 |
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Barak calls news conference in Olmert case
Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak called a surprise news conference on Wednesday, raising speculation he will demand Prime Minister Ehud Olmert step aside after damaging testimony from a U.S. businessman in a corruption case.
28 May 2008 |
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G7 will do all needed for stability says Darling
The Group of Seven finance leaders will do "all that is needed" to restore stability to the world's financial system rocked by the credit crisis, Chancellor Alistair Darling told the Financial Times newspaper.
09 Feb 2008 |
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Workers' retirement age hopes unrealistic
A survey of employees published on Tuesday showed they expect to quit the workforce at around the age of 63, a goal which is unlikely to be realistic because of a lack of savings, according to Aon Consulting.
30 Jan 2007 |
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Cisco joins video conference foray
Network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc. on Sunday unveiled a high definition, video conferencing system that it says can grow into a billion dollar business in five to seven years.
23 Oct 2006 |
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ADB: £540 Billion Needed for Infrastructure
The Asian Development Bank said Friday that an estimated US$1 trillion (£540 billion) was needed to build infrastructure facilities across East Asia, and offered to
05 May 2006 |
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