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David Ljunggren
Canada denies access to Prism but admits to monitoring phone traffic
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David Ljunggren
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11 Jun 2013
Canada has denied access to a US spy programme but officials say the nation's intelligence agency is monitoring foreign phone and internet traffic.
G8 leaders keep pressure on Iran, North Korea
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David Ljunggren
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26 Jun 2010
The Group of Eight rich nations urged Iran and North Korea on Saturday to step back from moves that threaten international security.
Champagne on ice for JZ
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David Ljunggren
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Lesley Wroughton
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3 Apr 2009
Prosecutors staged a surprise comeback this week in their battle with the National Prosecuting Authority's chiefs over charges against Jacob Zuma.
Eyes turn to G20 summit for response to crisis
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David Ljunggren
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Lesley Wroughton
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2 Apr 2009
Sprinklings of positive data suggested the first pieces of a recovery puzzle may be fitting together for the global economy.
Canada dismisses pressure over Guantánamo inmate
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David Ljunggren
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16 Jul 2008
Canada says it will not press for the return of a young Canadian inmate held at Guantánamo Bay despite video footage that showed him weeping.
‘Kill me,’ moans young Guantánamo inmate
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David Ljunggren
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16 Jul 2008
Omar Khadr, the only Western prisoner still held at Guantánamo Bay, broke down and wept when questioned by Canadian interrogators.
Big polluters agree ‘deep’ emissions cuts needed
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David Fogarty
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David Ljunggren
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9 Jul 2008
The world's biggest polluters agreed on Wednesday on the need for deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, but held back from setting specific targets.
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