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Clinton clinches nomination, talks with Sanders
15 Jun 2016
The two agree on raising wages for working families, eliminating undisclosed money in politics and reducing the cost of college for students and their families, and on defeating Donald Trump
ASEAN withdraws joint statement targeting China
15 Jun 2016
San Francisco, 6 other US cities in Smart City Challenge for federal and private funding
11 Jun 2016
Act now to prevent AIDS rebound, warns UN chief
10 Jun 2016
Act now to prevent AIDS rebound, warns UN chief
10 Jun 2016
Swiss govt supports action against tax dodgers
09 Jun 2016
Panama law firm helped Cuba thwart US embargo: report
09 Jun 2016
Cuba’s ministry of foreign trade, through the Compañía Panamericana SA, used Mossack Fonseca to create a string of disguised companies in Panama, the Bahamas and the British Virgin Islands that bought and sold medicines, cigars and food
Angela Merkel is Forbes Woman of the Year for 6th time
08 Jun 2016
Forbes magazine cited German Chancellor Angela Merkel's “sheer humanism” while naming her Woman of the Year for the sixth year running; followed by presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in second place
Clinton virtually clinches Democratic nomination
07 Jun 2016
Hillary Clinton has reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the US Democratic presidential nomination, it emerged on Monday, a day before six states are set to vote in nominating contests
Swiss vote against ‘free’ salary to all
06 Jun 2016
Voters in Switzerland have rejected a proposal to introduce a guaranteed monthly income for all citizens, with the 'yes' vote only getting 22 per cent
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