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4:53Cancelling Saudi Arabia arms deal would cost $1 billion: Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says cancelling the controversial contract to sell armoured vehicles to Saudi Arabia would leave taxpayers on the hook for $1 billion.
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4:01EU hands Italy unprecedented budget rebuke for breaching rules
The European Commission rejected Italy’s budget, a European official said, an unprecedented step in the bloc’s history that’s set to escalate a standoff between Rome and Brussels that has rattled markets for months.
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5:25Trump giving Xi someone to blame for China's slowing economy
“Trump’s maximum pressure will not corner Xi. Instead, it works as a scapegoat for China’s economic slowdown.”
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Palestinian Leadership Crushes Dissent, Human Rights Watch Says
Palestinian leaders in the West Bank and Gaza Strip have established police states that routinely arrest and torture their opponents, Human Rights Watch said in a new report.
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The IMF Steps In to Boost Ukrainian President’s Re-Election Bid
Thanks to an agreement on a $4 billion loan, Poroshenko won’t be seen by voters as presiding over a failing economy.
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Explosive device found in George Soros' mailbox, New York Times reports
An explosive device was found in a mailbox at George Soros’s Westchester County home on Monday, the New York Times reported. The billionaire wasn’t at home then.
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World's longest sea bridge brings China closer to Hong Kong
Another step in China’s project to bring Hong Kong into its bosom is complete and is set to connect the former European outposts of Hong Kong and Macau with the mainland.
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Merkel Warns Against ‘Left-Wing Experiments’ Ahead of Key Vote
Angela Merkel cautioned voters against engaging in “left-wing experiments” ahead of a state election that’s shaping up to be one of the biggest tests in her 13-year tenure as German chancellor.
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EU Nations Said to Mull Ending Seasonal Time Changes in 2021
European Union countries may scrap summertime clock changes as of 2021, according to a draft legislative proposal seen by Bloomberg.
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Cameroon's Paul Biya Wins Clear Majority in Presidential Vote
Cameroon President Paul Biya easily won elections this month to extend his 36-year rule by another seven years.
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2:04Siemens CEO will not attend Saudi investment conference
Siemens AG Chief Executive Officer Joe Kaeser has pulled out of an investment conference in Saudi Arabia following the death of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Italy's League Surges in Regional Voting as Five Star Stumbles
Support for Italy’s populist League party surged in regional voting in the small northern region of Trentino-Alto Adige, while their national-level coalition partner failed to make much headway among voters.
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2:22Chinese stocks rally most since 2016 as Xi vows 'unwavering' support
Chinese stocks jumped the most since March 2016 after top officials moved to shore up the economy and offer support to the struggling private sector.
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U.K. softens Brexit red line as May faces lawmaker backlash
The U.K. blurred another red line in Brexit negotiations, raising the chances of clinching a deal but also heightening the danger that Theresa May will be toppled before she can deliver it.
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3:18McKinsey is 'horrified' that Saudi Arabia report may have been misused
McKinsey & Co. said it’s “horrified” that a report it prepared to measure public perception of Saudi Arabia’s policies may have been used by the kingdom to silence dissidents.
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Hong Kong Property Billionaire Walter Kwok Dies, Family Says
Walter Kwok, the former chairman of Hong Kong real-estate developer Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd., died Saturday morning at the age of 68, according to a statement from his family.
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Saudis Shocked by Official Flip-Flop on Khashoggi
Saudi Arabia’s about-face admission that journalist and government critic Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside its consulate in Istanbul earlier this month sent shockwaves through a country where many had believed -- and defended -- initial official claims that the authorities had nothing to do with it.
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Khashoggi spent last years of his life looking over his shoulder
Jamal Khashoggi, whose murder at the hands of his native Saudi Arabia has caused an international outcry that threatens to undermine the kingdom’s powerful young leader, knew he was a marked man.
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Macedonian Name Deal Passes Key Step in Parliamentary Vote
The Republic of Macedonia cleared the way for the country to start changing its name and remove a decades-old roadblock to its NATO and European Union bids.
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Putin Lives in a World Without Rules
Intellectuals aligned with the Kremlin now think that attempts to build an international system to prevent war have failed.
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Ex-HSBC Banker Guilty of Money Laundering at Paris Drug Trial
A former Geneva-based HSBC Holdings Plc banker was found guilty of money laundering, but cleared of related drug charges in a French trial of four brothers accused of operating a sophisticated ring to distribute drug money to wealthy clients.
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Macron Joins Putin, Merkel for Syria Summit Hosted by Erdogan
Leaders from Russia, Turkey, Germany and France will meet in Istanbul next week in an effort to shore up a truce preventing further violence in Syria’s last rebel-held region and bolster the political process toward ending the seven-year civil war.
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China urges investor calm while stopping short of market rescue
China’s top financial officials moved to shore up confidence in the country’s tumbling stock market, marshaling a rare show of coordinated verbal intervention as the government tries to prevent a $3 trillion equity rout from infecting the world’s second-largest economy.
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Brazil's Congress Gears Up to Deliver on Bolsonaro's Gun Promise
With former Army Captain Jair Bolsonaro on the cusp of winning Brazil’s presidency, his allies in Congress plan to deliver on his campaign promise to ease the country’s restrictive gun laws as early as this year.
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Why Netanyahu Called Off a War in Gaza
Recent attacks have many Israelis calling for a robust military reaction. But past experience shows there are better ways.
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China Urges Hong Kong Media to Work Against ‘External Forces’
Chinese officials urged Hong Kong media to help prevent “external forces” from challenging Beijing’s authority, in the latest sign that the Communist Party was laying the ground for a tough new security law.
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4:21China economic growth slows more than expected in third quarter
China’s economic growth slowed more than expected in the third quarter, as weak industrial output data and what the government called the "severe international situation" challenged efforts to stabilize the economy and reach its growth targets.
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1:24These countries could follow Canada in legalizing pot
The South American nation of Uruguay was first to legalize marijuana in 2013. Canada became the second on Wednesday and its size and global standing likely will encourage others to follow.
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4:28Mnuchin quits Saudi investor event as furor over Khashoggi mounts
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he will skip an investor conference in Saudi Arabia, as evidence mounts that the kingdom’s government may have played a role in the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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7:25May says U.K. could extend Brexit transition to ease deadlock
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May is weighing up a plan to stay tied to European Union rules for longer in a radical move designed to break the deadlock in Brexit talks, according to people familiar with the matter.
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How Much Per Gram? A Tour of Canadian Pot Prices on Day 1
Canadian cannabis consumers flocked to the country’s first legal marijuana stores and online sites Wednesday to find prices that generally compete with the black market. Here’s a tour of what a gram of dried cannabis costs around the country on Day 1 of legalization.
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5:02By the numbers: Canada goes all-in on cannabis
Canada just became the world’s second country -- Uruguay was first -- to legalize recreational marijuana. Here’s a look, in charts and maps, at the Canadian relationship with the plant.
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Husband Sues to Keep Estranged Wife Quiet on Rolls-Royce Probe
When he was questioned as part of a Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc bribery probe in 2014, Bhanu Choudhrie talked to his wife, Simrin, about the case and his feelings. She was by his side for “moral support and comfort” during meetings with lawyers.
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UBS Offered Cars, Bonuses to French Bankers Who Lured Clients
UBS Group AG’s French unit offered an elite team of bankers fancy cars and big bonuses to attract wealthy clients in France, sparking tensions with the Swiss headquarters as a result, according to a former executive at the lender who’s on trial in Paris.
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Romania Takes New Swipe at Anti-Corruption Drive With Decree
Romania moved to further blunt an unprecedented crackdown on crooked officials in what’s one of the European Union’s most corrupt nations.
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Finnish Government Survives Confidence Vote in Parliament
Finland’s government survived a confidence vote in parliament over its labor policies.
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Blast at Crimea School Kills at Least 10; Russia Suspects Terror
A deadly explosion at a Crimean school may have been a terror attack, President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman said Wednesday.
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South Korea Rejects Refugee Status for Yemenis Seeking Asylum
South Korea refused to grant refugee status to hundreds of Yemenis who fled their war-torn country to seek asylum on a resort island where local residents have been calling for them to be deported.
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Israeli Minister Urges Harsher Military Response to Gaza Rockets
Israel closed its border crossings with the Hamas-run Gaza Strip and a senior minister called for harsher military retaliation after a rocket launched by Palestinian militants struck a home in the southern city of Beersheba.
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Bolsonaro Says He Rejects ‘Supremacist Groups’ After David Duke Report
The right-wing front-runner in Brazil’s presidential race rejected support from supremacist groups after reportedly receiving praise from David Duke, a former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan.