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Key to push free trade in Mexico
After Prime Minister John Key lands in Mexico City this afternoon, one of his first duties will be to pay homage to Mexico's historic heroes, Los Ninos Heroes.
After Prime Minister John Key lands in Mexico City this afternoon, one of his first duties will be to pay homage to Mexico's historic heroes, Los Ninos Heroes.
As they digested yesterday's solemn pledge from Raul Castro at the annual meeting of the National Assembly to make his new five-year term as President his last.
Phil Cleary, a former footballer and federal politician, lost his sister, Vicki, to a violent, jealous man in 1987.
The catchphrase "the Asian Century" was put forward by the Australian Government in a White Paper last year in which it promoted economic growth, sustainability and social prosperity.
Three priests and a former priest in Scotland have reported the most senior Catholic clergyman in Britain, Cardinal Keith O'Brien, to the Vatican over allegations of inappropriate behaviour.
As an enormous crowd gathered outside Rome's San Giovanni basilica on Saturday, comedian Beppe Grillo had every reason to be jubilant.
Russia has been accused by Western diplomats of reneging on a pledge to stop supplying arms to the Syrian regime.
Countless politicians have been caught indulging secret vices, but few can claim an addiction as eccentric as that of the former US Congressman Jesse Jackson jnr.
Currency war averted then? There seems to have been plenty of resolve among the nations of the G20.
The conversation went something like this: "We, Fran, are a continent. You are an island."
Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully will not meet a West Papuan freedom fighter who was refused a public forum at Parliament.
Australia will look at ways of collecting student debt from Kiwis in Australia, doing New Zealand a huge favour by tracking down the large numbers of expats.
This weekend Prime Ministers John Key and Julia Gillard hold their annual pow-wow in Queenstown.
I have a real fear that the rivers of grog that wreaked such havoc among indigenous communities are starting to flow once again.
Confronted by public protest and fierce congressional questioning, CIA director-designate John Brennan strongly defended the Obama Administration.
The United States could launch pre-emptive cyber strikes against countries it suspects of threatening its interests with a digital attack.
Silvio Berlusconi has backed an amnesty for tax dodgers despite accusations that he was buying votes with his promises of €4 billion ($6.4 billion) in tax rebates just weeks ahead of elections.
As Prime Minister Julia Gillard struggles to regain momentum after a run of bad news, Labor appears to be again aiming to shoot itself in the foot.