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Tories Reject Calls for Torture Probe
Posted: 11/20/09 9:44AM
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Canada, Top News, Afghanistan, Mideast, News That Stunned Us, Politics, Scandals
OTTAWA - The Harper government is dismissing calls for a public inquiry into damning allegations that the military handed over prisoners to face torture in Afghanistan.
Guantanamo Won't Close by January: Obama
Posted: 11/19/09 9:57AM
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Top News, World, Controversial Rulings, Omar Khadr, Politics, President Obama
U.S. President Barack Obama has acknowledged that he will not be able to meet his pledge to close the controversial detention centre at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, by January.
Harper Wraps Up Indian Visit With Chaotic Tour of Golden Temple
Posted: 11/18/09 9:44AM
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Canada, Top News, World, Politics, Stephen Harper
AMRITSAR, India - India's stunning contrasts were once more in evidence as Prime Minister Stephen Harper concluded a three-day tour of the emerging South Asian economic giant.
Sarah Palin's Way of Talkin' Dissected
Posted: 11/16/09 1:37PM
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) - When Sarah Palin burst onto the national political stage there was a lot of talk about her distinctive way of talkin', you betcha.
Harper Arrives in India for Trade Talks
Posted: 11/15/09 2:59PM
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Canada, Top News, World, Economy, Politics
Stephen Harper is greeted by Indian officials as he arrives in Mumbai, India Sunday, November 15, 2009. (The Canadian Press/Adrian Wyld)
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrived in India on Sunday for a three-day visit and talks with leaders overseeing one of the world's fast-growing economies.
Global Climate Change Treaty Unlikely
Posted: 11/15/09 8:50AM
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Canada, Top News, World, Climate Change, Politics
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks with the media at the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-Operation Summit in Singapore on Saturday Nov.14, 2009. (The Canadian Press/Adrian Wyld)
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U.S. President Barack Obama and nearly two dozen fellow leaders from Canada, Asia and Europe at an APEC summit in Singapore agreed Sunday that next month's international climate change meetings will be a way station — not the end point — in the so-far elusive search for a new worldwide treaty to tackle global warming.
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