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New Pakistan prime minister consults with ousted ex-boss on cabinet, policies

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http://www.hindustantimes.com/ - 08.02.2017 Original article ›
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The new prime minister of Pakistan Abbasi consults with former prime minister Sharif in Murree, Pakistan, after the Supreme Court disqualifies Sharif from the position. Sharif's brother, Shahbaz, the chief minister of Punjab province will contest a by-election for parliament to replace Abbasi.

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India says no troop withdrawal at Doklam amid border standoff

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http://www.hindustantimes.com/ - 08.02.2017 Original article ›
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India's statement in the border dispute with China in the Doklam region, says that the road building activity by China would significantly alter the status quo with security implications. India's foreign ministry adds that the situation in the six week standoff remains unchanged. The Indian statement also said that future bilateral relations with China would require peaceful relations in the border regions.

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Brazil’s Corruption Probe Faces Its Biggest Test Case: The President

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WSJ - 08.01.2017 Original article ›
Luciana Magalhães, Samantha Pearson

Mexican Growth Seen More Dependent on Domestic Issues

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WSJ - 08.01.2017 Original article ›
Anthony Harrup

VW’s CEO Knows the Future Is Electric—His Company Isn’t So Sure

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WSJ - 08.01.2017 Original article ›
William Boston

Oil Companies at Last See Path to Profits After Painful Spell

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The New York Times - 08.01.2017 Original article ›
Stanley Reed

Joining Apple, Amazon’s China Cloud Service Bows to Censors

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The New York Times - 08.01.2017 Original article ›
Paul Mozur

Embassy Reductions Won’t Deter U.S., Pence Says

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The New York Times - 08.01.2017 Original article ›
Michael D. Shear

Shahid Khaqan Abbasi: What You Need to Know About Pakistan’s New Prime Minister

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The New York Times - 08.01.2017 Original article ›
Salman Masood, Russell Goldman

Eurozone unemployment hits lowest level in eight years | Business | DW | 31.07.2017

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DW.COM - 07.31.2017 Original article ›
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Unemployment in the eurozone drops to 7.7% in 2017. Unemployment in Spain drops to 17%.

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Brexit Cited As Fewer EU Citizens Seek Work in U.K.

  
WSJ - 07.31.2017 Original article ›
Jason Douglas

Nuclear-Power Plant in South Carolina Is Scrapped as Costs Balloon

  
WSJ - 07.31.2017 Original article ›
Russell Gold

Venezuela’s Leader Doubles Down on Disputed Election

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WSJ - 07.31.2017 Original article ›
Juan Forero, Ryan Dube, Anatoly Kurmanaev

Scaramucci Removed as White House Communications Director at Kelly’s Urging

  
WSJ - 07.31.2017 Original article ›
Rebecca Ballhaus, Michael C. Bender

Discovery to Buy Scripps, Owner of Food Network, in $11.9 Billion Deal

  
The New York Times - 07.31.2017 Original article ›
Emily Steel

London’s New Subway Symbolized the Future. Then Came Brexit.

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The New York Times - 07.31.2017 Original article ›
Michael Kimmelman
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The uncertainty for the Crossrail fast train line in London, after Brexit. The $20 billion infrastructure project was designed to improve transportation in London, and cut travel times in half. It is considered Europe's largest infrastructure project. Brexit has created uncertainty for this project.

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Russia Says New U.S. Sanctions Forced It to Respond

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The New York Times - 07.31.2017 Original article ›
Neil Macfarquhar

Putin’s Bet on a Trump Presidency Backfires Spectacularly

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The New York Times - 07.31.2017 Original article ›
David E. Sanger
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Russian president Putin was hoping for an end to sanctions. The interference in the 2016 election was done with the hope that a Trump administration could make a difference in the sanctions after the deterioration of relations in the last year of president Obama.The U.S. Congress has moved to extend the sanctions, with Democrats and Republicans coming together on this issue. This means there is not much that president Trump can do to improve relations. This report in the NYT by David Sanger even goes as far as citing George Kennan from Foreign Affairs publication in 1947, that a "long term, patient but firm and vigilant, containment of Russian expansive tendencies," is likely to be U.S.policy.

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Sri Lanka signs port deal for China's one-belt one-road plan | News | DW | 30.07.2017

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DW.COM - 07.30.2017 Original article ›
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China Merchant Port Holdings takes a 70% stake in the Hambantota Port project, in an agreement with Sri Lanka Ports Authority. It will handle the commercial operations of the port under a 99 year lease. This is part of the plan to convert the $6 billion Sri Lanka owes to China into equity. Hambantota port has losses of $300 million since 2011. China plans to invest $600 million to develop the port. The port project is a $1.12 billion lease to China. Sri Lanka's ports minister says the port will not be a military base for any country and will operate under Sri Lankan law. China is making the investment as part of its One Belt, One Road Initiative, which has aroused concern in Japan, India and Australia.

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Apple Removes Apps From China Store That Help Internet Users Evade Censorship

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The New York Times - 07.30.2017 Original article ›
Paul Mozur

U.S. Companies Post Profit Growth Not Seen in Six Years

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WSJ - 07.30.2017 Original article ›
Theo Francis, Thomas Gryta

New Jersey Has a Millennials Problem

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WSJ - 07.30.2017 Original article ›
Keiko Morris

Hot Spot for Tech Outsourcing: The United States

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The New York Times - 07.30.2017 Original article ›
Steve Lohr

Hacks and Leaks Pose New Challenges for Journalists. Next up: Germany.

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The New York Times - 07.30.2017 Original article ›
Jim Rutenberg

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