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Built By US For $1 Billion, This Is World's Most Expensive Embassy
At $1 billion it is the most expensive embassy ever constructed. But its designers say the new American chancery on the Thames River marks a paradigm shift in design: the U.S. Embassy here will exude openness, while hiding all the clever ways it defends itself from attack.
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Thousands Raise Pressure on President, Protest Graft in Guatemala,
Thousands gathered in the main square of Guatemala's capital on Saturday to protest against corruption after a wave of graft scandals prompted a Cabinet shake-up and the resignation of the vice president.
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Protests in Hong Kong After China Moves to Assert Control
Protesters turned Hong Kong's constitutional document into toilet paper Wednesday in an angry demonstration against Beijing's publication of a controversial white paper reasserting China's control over the city.
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Teargas flies in Cairo as constitution takes shape
Egyptian security forces fired teargas in Cairo's Tahrir Square to disperse anti-government protesters on Sunday.
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Egypt's army plans to sideline President Mohamed Morsi if no deal in 24 hours
Egypt's army has plans to push President Mohamed Morsi aside and suspend the constitution if he fails to strike a power-sharing deal with his opponents within 24 hours, military sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Unknown attackers fire at Cairo protesters, nine hurt
Nine people were hurt when unknown attackers fired at protesters camping at Tahrir Square in central Cairo on Tuesday, according to witnesses and Egyptian media, as opponents and supporters of President Mohamed Mursi's plans to vote on a new constitution geared up for a day of street demonstrations.
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Built By US For $1 Billion, This Is World's Most Expensive Embassy
At $1 billion it is the most expensive embassy ever constructed. But its designers say the new American chancery on the Thames River marks a paradigm shift in design: the U.S. Embassy here will exude openness, while hiding all the clever ways it defends itself from attack.
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Thousands Raise Pressure on President, Protest Graft in Guatemala,
Thousands gathered in the main square of Guatemala's capital on Saturday to protest against corruption after a wave of graft scandals prompted a Cabinet shake-up and the resignation of the vice president.
-
Protests in Hong Kong After China Moves to Assert Control
Protesters turned Hong Kong's constitutional document into toilet paper Wednesday in an angry demonstration against Beijing's publication of a controversial white paper reasserting China's control over the city.
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Teargas flies in Cairo as constitution takes shape
Egyptian security forces fired teargas in Cairo's Tahrir Square to disperse anti-government protesters on Sunday.
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Egypt's army plans to sideline President Mohamed Morsi if no deal in 24 hours
Egypt's army has plans to push President Mohamed Morsi aside and suspend the constitution if he fails to strike a power-sharing deal with his opponents within 24 hours, military sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Unknown attackers fire at Cairo protesters, nine hurt
Nine people were hurt when unknown attackers fired at protesters camping at Tahrir Square in central Cairo on Tuesday, according to witnesses and Egyptian media, as opponents and supporters of President Mohamed Mursi's plans to vote on a new constitution geared up for a day of street demonstrations.
