Monday, 1 October 2018

Italy's Tria faces hard sell on Budget to EU colleagues

  1. Italy's Tria faces hard sell on Budget to EU colleagues  The Australian Financial Review
  2. Drivers: The Week Ahead  Seeking Alpha
  3. Italian government pushes forward with proposed budget  Il GloboFull coverage
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Mattis Trip to China Canceled

  1. Mattis Trip to China Canceled  Wall Street Journal
  2. China Cancels Security Talks With US Secretary of Defense  The Wire
  3. Mattis cancels China trip amid worsening ties  Daijiworld.com
  4. 'Turbulence' in ties threatens US-China security meeting  swissinfo.chFull coverage
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ISI head Lt Gen Naveed Mukhtar among others to retire on October 1

  1. ISI head Lt Gen Naveed Mukhtar among others to retire on October 1  Pakistan TodayFull coverage
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At Art Fair, New Attention for a Risk-Taking Dutch Architect


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Wendell Berry’s Right Kind of Farming


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2018 Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to 2 Cancer Immunotherapy Researchers


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Nafta, Brett Kavanaugh, Nobel Prize: Your Monday Briefing


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Touria El Glaoui Brings Contemporary African Art to the World


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The Frieze Art Fair is Going Hollywood


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‘Social Work’ Provides Visibility for Women Artists at Frieze London


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Design and Decorative Arts Have a Home at London PAD


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Lots of Birds and Towering Displays at London Frieze Sculpture


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Artists Get a Second Chance in Frieze London’s ‘Spotlight’


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At Frieze, a Woman’s Place Is Everywhere


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Beyond Frieze: Other Art Attractions in London


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Alfred Leslie: Shape-Shifting Through the Decades


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How Much Do You Know About Georgia?


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Man Convicted of Rape in Scandal that Derailed Nobel Literature Prize


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British Rail Companies Have a Message: We’re Sorry. Very Sorry. Apologies.


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The Risk of Alternative Cancer Treatments


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How to Help a Child With an Anxiety Disorder


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The Confidence Gap for Girls: 5 Tips for Parents of Tween and Teen Girls


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Biden is Preparing for 2020. Can He Overcome the Hill-Thomas Hearings?


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Read, Watch and Listen: The Las Vegas Shooting, as the News Unfolded


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Detailed New National Maps Show How Neighborhoods Shape Children for Life


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A Famed Tokyo Fish Market Is Relocating


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California’s Highway 1, With Memory Riding Shotgun


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The Father-Son Duo Defining Parisian Tastes


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In Inwood: And Rabbit Makes Seven


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New Jersey Wants to Invest in Your Start-Up


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Have You Ever Gone to a Place for the Primary Purpose of Taking Selfies?


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Hobbled by Budget Cuts, the I.R.S. Brings Fewer Tax Fraud Cases


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The Dickensian Conditions of Life in a For-Profit Lockup


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A Protest Singer Finds Her Voice in Vietnam’s Police State


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Koreas Start Clearing Land Mines at DMZ in Effort to Ease Tensions


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Uber, Lyft and the Urgency of Saving Money on Ambulances


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How Gordon Parks Became Gordon Parks


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Learning With: ‘Indonesia Tsunami Toll Soars Above 800. “It Is Very Bad.”’


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New tsunami warning system was meant to be installed in Indonesia before quake

  1. New tsunami warning system was meant to be installed in Indonesia before quake  CNBC
  2. Death toll soars past 800 in Indonesia earthquake, tsunami  Stars and Stripes
  3. [Newsmaker] Central Indonesia earthquake roundup  The Korea Herald
  4. Deadly Indonesia Earthquake, Tsunami Deliver Multiple Blows  BloombergFull coverage
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Trudeau calls meeting as Canada, US near free trade deal

  1. Trudeau calls meeting as Canada, US near free trade deal  Times of India
  2. US, Mexico, Canada agree to revamp free trade pact  Deccan Herald
  3. Nafta: Canada and US reach deal on 'new, modernised trade agreement'  The Guardian
  4. Decision day dawns as intensive NAFTA effort nears US-imposed deadline  larongeNOWFull coverage
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Typhoon Trami wreaks havoc in Japan, bullet train services suspended

  1. Typhoon Trami wreaks havoc in Japan, bullet train services suspended  Business Standard
  2. Typhoon Trami makes landfall in Japan: Two killed; flash floods, landslides expected  The Indian Express
  3. Two killed, 120 injured as Typhoon Trami hits Japan  International Business Times, India EditionFull coverage
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Pakistan bureaucrat suspended after video of him stealing Kuwaiti dignitary's wallet goes viral

  1. Pakistan bureaucrat suspended after video of him stealing Kuwaiti dignitary's wallet goes viral  The Indian Express
  2. Watch Pakistan official caught on camera stealing Kuwaiti delegates wallet  Oneindia
  3. Caught on camera: Pakistani bureaucrat suspended for stealing Kuwaiti delegate's wallet  The New Indian Express
  4. Grade-20 officer who stole Kuwaiti delegate's purse suspended  Geo News
  5. Thieving bureaucrat provides glimpse into collective hypocrisy  Asia TimesFull coverage
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Talks Have Stopped 'Only Because of Pakistan's Behaviour': Sushma Swaraj at UNGA

  1. Talks Have Stopped 'Only Because of Pakistan's Behaviour': Sushma Swaraj at UNGA  The Wire
  2. Jaitley applauds Sushma for exposing Pak's double standards at UNGA  The Siasat Daily
  3. India snubs at Pakistan at United Nation General Assembly  The Indian Wire
  4. Why India is furious about a set of stamps  BBC NewsFull coverage
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Musharraf "Growing Weaker Rapidly", Can't Disclose Illness, Says Partyman

  1. Musharraf "Growing Weaker Rapidly", Can't Disclose Illness, Says Partyman  NDTVFull coverage
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No deal better than being tied to bloc: UK Brexit chief

  1. No deal better than being tied to bloc: UK Brexit chief  Times of India
  2. EU disrespect to May 'beyond the pale', says UK trade minister  Firstpost
  3. Hammond says EU in mood for a Brexit deal  RTE.ie
  4. Tory conference: Dominic Raab says Britain's willingness to compromise on Brexit is 'not without limits'  Evening StandardFull coverage
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Iran Revolutionary Guard launches missiles into Syria over parade attack

  1. Iran Revolutionary Guard launches missiles into Syria over parade attack  NBCNews.com
  2. Iran fires missiles at militants in Syria linked to attack  Dhaka Tribune
  3. Iran's Revolutionary Guard launches missiles into Syria over parade attack  The Times of IsraelFull coverage
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North Korea, South Korea begin removing landmines along fortified border

  1. North Korea, South Korea begin removing landmines along fortified border  Economic Times
  2. South Korea starts removing mines, expects North to do same  The New Indian Express
  3. South Korea Begins Removing Mines, Expects North to Do Same  U.S. News & World Report
  4. S.Korea Starts Removing Landmines from DMZ  The Chosun IlboFull coverage
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Pakistani chopper violates Indian airspace in J&K's Poonch: Army

  1. Pakistani chopper violates Indian airspace in J&K's Poonch: Army  Times of IndiaFull coverage
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For India-Pakistan bonhomie, Imran Khan needs to first prepare the pitch at home

  1. For India-Pakistan bonhomie, Imran Khan needs to first prepare the pitch at home  Economic Times
  2. Subramanian Swamy calls Pakistan PM Imran Khan 'chaprasi', advises Sushma Swaraj not to engage with Islamabad  Times Now
  3. Peace In The Region Seems Elusive Unless There Is A Strong Civilian Government In Pakistan  Defence Aviation PostFull coverage
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Indonesia air traffic controller hailed a hero for quake actions

  1. Indonesia air traffic controller hailed a hero for quake actions  BBC News
  2. Pilot's tribute to 'wing man' air controller who died after helping jet escape Indonesia quake  Sky News
  3. Indonesia earthquake: HEROIC air traffic controller dies saving 'hundreds' of lives  Express.co.ukFull coverage
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