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Australia 'could be sued for billions' by foreign companies under TPP
Sydney Morning Herald
A leading expert on intellectual property has warned that Australian governments could be sued for billions of dollars by foreign companies under a controversial clause in a huge multilateral trade deal. The text of the long-awaited Trans-Pacific ...
Canadian auto sector alarmed by concessions revealed in full TPP text   The Globe and Mail
TPP: Robb acknowledges there are still hurdles   The Australian
Text of Trade Deal Released, Waving a Green Flag for the Debate   New York Times
BBC News
Los Angeles Times
The Australian Financial Review
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Plane was in no state to fly
The Hindu
The decades-old Antonov plane that crashed today in South Sudan, killing at least 36 people, “was in no state to fly”, the Ukraine-based aircraft company said. “The An-12B was is no state to fly because it failed to undergo timely technical servicing ...
Baby survived South Sudan plane crash in man's arms: Witnesses   Daily News & Analysis
Infant survives South Sudan plane crash   Brisbane Times
A plane crash in South Sudan killed 37 people. Somehow, this 13-month-old survived   National Post
Sudan Tribune
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
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If Suu Kyi Wins Myanmar Victory, Can She Lead?
Wall Street Journal
YANGON, Myanmar—Aung San Suu Kyi is known as the gentle, Oxford-educated voice of democracy, fearless before ruling generals. Her story is so well-scripted it became a Hollywood movie. But a Hollywood ending that leaves her at Myanmar's helm is ...

Myanmar faces historic election with potential to end military rule   The Globe and Mail
Four scenarios for Myanmar's crucial vote   BBC News
Myanmar elections: Sense of foreboding as tension mounts   Sydney Morning Herald
Irish Examiner
Bangkok Post
The Straits Times
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Taiwanese leader says China meeting not meant to help his party in elections
Washington Post
BEIJING — Taiwan's president has defended this weekend's upcoming historic meeting with his Chinese counterpart, saying it would help build closer ties between the two sides, and denying it was meant to influence fast-approaching elections on the island.
Chu will not be prosecuted over replacement of KMT candidate   Focus Taiwan News Channel
The secret to a warm relationship with China   Financial Times
Mr. Xi and Mr. Ma to Go Dutch in Historic Dinner in Singapore   Bloomberg
TODAYonline
AsiaOne
CNBC
Britannica.com
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Russian plane crash: Obama speculates on possible bomb
Sydney Morning Herald
Cairo: President Obama and other senior Western officials said Thursday that a bomb may have caused a Russian passenger jet to crash in Egypt last weekend, redoubling speculation about a terrorist attack despite heated protests from the governments of ...

Bomb Is 'Possibility' in Loss of Russian Jet Over Egypt, Obama Says   New York Times
Egypt crash: Cameron says bomb 'possible'   Independent Online
Bomb may have been carried on to Russian plane downed in Egypt: report   The Australian
Herald Sun
ABC News
Wall Street Journal
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Xi calls for mutual understanding between Beijing and Hanoi
AsiaOne
President Xi Jinping and Vietnamese Communist Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong review an honour guard during a welcoming ceremony at the presidential palace in Hanoi. Photo: AFP ...

Xi arrives in Vietnam as anger brews over visit   The Star Online
Vietnam and China agree to deepen partnership   Asia Times
Chinese President Xi's visit to Singapore set to benefit both sides: Observer   Channel News Asia
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Carly Rae Jepsen cancels Bucharest concert after nightclub horror
Toronto Sun
Carly Rae Jepsen cancelled her concert in Romania on Thursday "out of respect" for those killed in the nation's nightclub inferno last week. More than 30 revellers, including two members of rockers Goodbye to Gravity, died in the horrific blaze at ...
Romania Protests Keep Up Pressure as Ruling Party Softens Stance   Bloomberg
Romania's leftists want wide backing for new PM, opposition eyes snap polls   TODAYonline
President Iohannis appoints Sorin Cimpeanu as interim PM   Business Review

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Egypt court postpones Mubarak murder retrial
The Nation
CAIRO:- Egypt's top court began a retrial Thursday of ex-president Hosni Mubarak over the deaths of protesters during the 2011 uprising that ousted him, but postponed the hearing after a brief session. The Court of Cassation postponed the retrial to ...
Mubarak murder retrial postponed to Jan. 21   Arab News
Egypt court postpones Mubarak's final trial over 2011 killing of protesters   Reuters Africa
Egyptian court postpones Mubarak's trial   Business Standard

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