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Somali-American to stand trial for alleged Portland bomb plot
A 19-year-old Somali-American will appear in court in Portland, Oregon, Monday for attempting to set off a car bomb
Seoul rejects China’s “emergency talks”
South Korean president finds the time inappropriate for China's proposed emergency talks on North Korea
Ireland's 85bn bailout to be agreed on Sunday
An Irish government minister says he expects an agreement Sunday with International Monetary Fund and European banking experts on an 85 billion-euro ($115 billion) loan for Ireland
US braces for WikiLeaks damage
The United States is rushing to inform fellow governments of the impending release of millions of highly sensitive and possibly embarrassing diplomatic cables
New defence minister talks tough to N Korea
South Korea’s newly appointed defence minister has called for tougher action against North Korea
Ireland announces homemade remedy
An EU bailout looks more likely for Ireland after a €15bn austerity package was announced on Wednesday. The question, however, remains whether more eurozone nations will follow suit.
WikiLeaks documents release puts pressure on Maliki relationship with Iran
With Prime Minister Maliki struggling to maintain his grip on power, WikiLeaks' latest documents release reveals evidence of condemnable actions by Iraq and, Maliki bedfellow, Iran.
WikiLeaks flood internet and press
On Sunday, the latest document release of US diplomatic cables was revealed to the world, highlighting embarrassing and potentially damaging insight into the world of US diplomacy  
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  • US braces for WikiLeaks damage
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  • Egyptian and PA officials deny WikiLeaks implied complicity in Israel attack
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  • WikiLeaks documents point to Turkish-US tensions
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  • WikiLeaks: Saudi source dismisses Kingdom urged US military action against Iran
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    International negotiators and Ireland agree on bailout
    An agreement has been reached between international negotiators and Ireland on a 85 billion-euro bailout package
    Thousands of Italians protest bleak job outlook
    Tens of thousands Italians marched in Rome on Saturday in a rally organised by Italy's largest union to protest bleak job prospects and demand more rights for workers
    South Korea's defense minister resigns
    South Korea's defense minister resigns on Thursday following deadly clashes with North Korea two days earlier.


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