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Lachlan Carmichael
EU to cut new car emissions by 37.5% by 2030
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Lachlan Carmichael
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18 Dec 2018
The targets will require new cars sold in 2030 to emit 37.5% less carbon dioxide on average compared to 2021 levels
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Apple wants US privacy law
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Lachlan Carmichael
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26 Oct 2018
The chief executive says internet users are under surveillance and companies use data as a weapon
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Clinton hints at unease over early Mubarak exit
Africa
Lachlan Carmichael
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7 Feb 2011
The timetable of President Hosni Mubarak's departure lies with the Egyptian people but his early exit could raise electoral complications.
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US concerned at Tunisia unrest, internet woes
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Lachlan Carmichael
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8 Jan 2011
The United States raised concerns with Tunisia about its handling of political unrest as well as its apparent "interference" with the internet.
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Clinton seeks clean start in Middle East peace talks
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Lachlan Carmichael
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11 Dec 2010
United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday sought a clean start in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
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US, Asian allies urge China to rein in North Korea
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Lachlan Carmichael
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7 Dec 2010
The US, South Korea and Japan all urged China to help rein in its ally North Korea and vowed solidarity in defending Seoul from any further attacks.
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Uphill battle to prevent failed state in Yemen
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Lachlan Carmichael
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7 Oct 2010
The world community faces an uphill battle to help prevent Yemen from becoming a failed state like Somalia
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Middle East leaders to hold bimonthly peace talks
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Lachlan Carmichael
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3 Sep 2010
Israeli and Palestinian leaders have cleared the first hurdle in what promises to be difficult negotiations.
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Obama readies bold Middle East peace bid
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Lachlan Carmichael
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1 Sep 2010
President Barack Obama steps into Middle East peace efforts on Wednesday in a bold bid to relaunch direct Palestinian-Israeli negotiations.
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Sudan peace plan to pave way for investment
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Lachlan Carmichael
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1 Jan 2002
A blueprint for peace in Sudan could pave the way for increased investment from Western oil firms, now wrestling with security problems and charges they are helping Khartoum's war effort.
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