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Holding back a settlement
19 Mar 2010: Stephen Pollard: Palestinian demands to halt construction in East Jerusalem are a ruse to end negotiations, and delegitimise Israel -
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US stares down Israel to revive Palestinian talks
19 Mar 2010: Humiliation for Binyamin Netanyahu will see East Jerusalem settlements postponed and security eased, it is understood -
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Israel's Binyamin Netanyahu in climbdown over US demands for peace
19 Mar 2010:PM opens way for resumption of talks with Palestinians after caving into to US demands on peace process
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US-Israel relations: Strained diplomacy
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Fess Parker obituary
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No Apology? Mitt Romney is wrong
18 Mar 2010:Stephen Kinzer: The title of Mitt Romney's book suggests the US owes 'No Apology', but every nation, like every human being, has sinned
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The anti-Venezuela election campaign
18 Mar 2010:Mark Weisbrot: Venezuela's election is not until September, but the international campaign to delegitimise the government has already begun
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US healthcare 15hr 27min ago
Barack Obama postpones Pacific trip as healthcare vote looms
18 Mar 2010: White House press secretary deflects report that president said fate of his administration was at stake -
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Pakistan refuses to hand over captured Taliban leaders to Afghanistan
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Cif America 17hr 18min ago
Healthcare reform: nuns v bishops
Poll:
18 Mar 2010:
In the US, Catholic nuns have sent a letter to Congress in support of the Senate healthcare bill, while Catholic bishops have issued a statement opposing the legislation. Whose side are you on?
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Pop and rock 17hr 38min ago
Alex Chilton obituary
18 Mar 2010: A teen star with the Box Tops, he went on to form the influential cult band Big Star
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US stares down Israel to revive peace talks
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Conservative Anglicans condemn election of the Rev Mary Glasspool as Episcopal bishop
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In the US, Catholic nuns have sent a letter to Congress in support of the Senate healthcare bill, while Catholic bishops have issued a statement opposing the legislation. Whose side are you on?
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The dissident Lehman Brothers vice-president Matthew Lee, who was fired after blowing the whistle on dubious accounting, has been unable to find work since being leaving the Wall Street bank, partly because of the stigma attached to being a former Lehman audit executive
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