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Bush says China key to climate progress
President George W. Bush said he was prepared to be ‘constructive’ in discussions on climate change, but he insisted any deal was contingent on the participation of China and India
Sarkozy’s EU options seen as limited
French presidency will be ‘crisis management’
Hopes rise for progress on Tehran talks
Iran’s response to incentives called ‘confusing’
Obama wants ban on risk-based pricing
Move to provide health insurance for all
Tsvangirai rejects talks with Mbeki
Mugabe steps up intimidation of opposition
Indian party pushes for confidence vote
Ruling coalition row over US nuclear pact
Top UK scientist pushes for GM crops
Call to rethink opposition amid food crisis
Australia will not deter China investors
Insists it is ‘agnostic’ on foreign bids
Tibetans cast doubt on China’s sincerity
Envoys question purpose of Beijing talks
Gulf states urged to rethink dollar pegs
Abu Dhabi body pushes for a currency union
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