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G7 Irrelevant If It Excludes India, China, Says Man Who Coined BRIC
Unlike Trump, who advocated for bringing Russia back into the group, O'Neill said the G-7 would be much more relevant if China, India and a single delegation from the euro zone replaced Canada, France, Germany and Italy.
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Conflict Emerges In G7, As Xi Jinping And Putin Play Up Asian Summit SCO
The leaders of China and Russia Sunday praised the expansion of their regional security bloc at a summit which put on a show of unity in stark contrast to the acrimonious G7 meeting.
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Canada's Quebec Battles Floods; State Of Emergency Declared, Military Called In
Canada's Quebec police hope to send divers into a swollen river on Monday to search for a toddler and a man who were swept away as heavy rains flooded homes and streets and the government sent troops to lay sandbags to protect homes from the deluge.
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Six killed after passenger train, bus collide in Canada's capital
A passenger train and a double-decker city bus collided on the outskirts of Ottawa today, killing six people on the bus and injuring 30 others, emergency officials said.
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G7 Irrelevant If It Excludes India, China, Says Man Who Coined BRIC
Unlike Trump, who advocated for bringing Russia back into the group, O'Neill said the G-7 would be much more relevant if China, India and a single delegation from the euro zone replaced Canada, France, Germany and Italy.
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Conflict Emerges In G7, As Xi Jinping And Putin Play Up Asian Summit SCO
The leaders of China and Russia Sunday praised the expansion of their regional security bloc at a summit which put on a show of unity in stark contrast to the acrimonious G7 meeting.
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Canada's Quebec Battles Floods; State Of Emergency Declared, Military Called In
Canada's Quebec police hope to send divers into a swollen river on Monday to search for a toddler and a man who were swept away as heavy rains flooded homes and streets and the government sent troops to lay sandbags to protect homes from the deluge.
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Six killed after passenger train, bus collide in Canada's capital
A passenger train and a double-decker city bus collided on the outskirts of Ottawa today, killing six people on the bus and injuring 30 others, emergency officials said.
