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Hui Min Neo
German football boss rejects Özil racism charge, but admits mistake
Article
Hui Min Neo
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26 Jul 2018
Reinhard Grindel has admitted he should have done more to protect the midfielder against discriminatory abuse
Germany in political turmoil as coalition talks fail
Article
Hui Min Neo
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Deborah Cole
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20 Nov 2017
With no other viable coalition in sight, Germany may be forced to hold new elections that risk being as inconclusive as September's polls.
Davos calls for clear laws against cybercrime
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Hui Min Neo
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26 Jan 2012
Davos has called for global action against cybercrime, saying countries should have clear laws against it.
Doha talks deadlocked despite world trade meeting
Article
Hui Min Neo
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18 Dec 2011
The WTO has wrapped up a ministerial meeting on the Doha Round of negotiations for a global free trade pact with some minister calling for a new path.
Emerging giants dangle aid carrot at G20 summit
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Maria Antonova
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Hui Min Neo
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3 Nov 2011
Emerging giants are pressuring EU countries at the G20 to solve their debt crisis, with Beijing dangling $100-billion in rescue funds.
$2-bn UBS fraud scandal could see forced resignations
Article
Hui Min Neo
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17 Sep 2011
Pressure is mounting on bosses of Swiss bank giant UBS to quit for failing to prevent a $2-billion trading loss.
Lesson learned: What apartheid taught the UN’s Navi Pillay
Article
Hui Min Neo
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26 Jun 2011
Navi Pillay, the United Nations human rights chief, remembers a time when only white men could be judges in South Africa.
UN passes ‘historic’ gay rights resolution
Article
Hui Min Neo
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17 Jun 2011
The UN Human Rights Council on Friday passed an historic resolution that seeks equal rights for everyone regardless of their sexual orientation.
UN: DRC mass rapes ‘defy belief’
Article
Hui Min Neo
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24 Sep 2010
Three groups of armed militia raped at least 303 civilians in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) over four days, said a UN report.
US vows to pursue Polanski
Article
Hui Min Neo
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13 Jul 2010
The US expressed disappointment at Switzerland's refusal to extradite Roman Polanski and vowed to pursue the three decade hunt for the director.
Aids death toll passes 25-million
Article
Hui Min Neo
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24 Nov 2009
HIV/Aids has now killed 25-million people around the world but the number of new infections is slowing sharply, the UN said in its annual report.
World powers seek to pressure Iran over nuclear drive
Article
Hui Min Neo
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1 Oct 2009
Six world powers on Thursday started crunch talks with Iran seeking to pressure Tehran to prove that its nuclear programme is peaceful.
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