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Kerry meets Abbas in Paris for talks
AFP, Paris
US Secretary of State John Kerry yesterday met with Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas in Paris for their second round of talks in two days.
The top US diplomat has spent months trying to get the Israelis and the Palestinians to agree on a framework for resolving their conflict, but the negotiations have shown little sign of progress, with each side blaming the other.
North America leaders stress trade at summit
AFP, Toluca
US President Barack Obama and leaders of Mexico and Canada pledged Wednesday to improve their massive North American trade links at a summit shadowed by friction between the neighbors.
The one-day talks hosted by President Enrique Pena Nieto in an ornate state government palace in Toluca, near Mexico City, sought to find ways to revitalize the 20-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Pena Nieto said the summit with Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper aimed to make North America the ’most competitive region in the world."
Fukushima leaks more radioactive water
AFP, Tokyo
A new leak of 100 tonnes of highly radioactive water has been discovered at Fukushima, the plant's operator said , after it revealed only one of nine thermometers in a crippled reactor was still working. The toxic water is no longer escaping from a storage tank on the site, said a spokesman for Tokyo Electric Power, adding it was likely contained, but the news is a further blow to the company's already-battered reputation for safety.
Brooks cleared of bribery charge
AFP, London
Rebekah Brooks, the former editor of the News of the World and the Sun tabloids, was found not guilty yesterday of approving a payment to a public official for a photo of Prince William. Brooks, who rose to become chief executive of News International still faces four other charges in the trial, including for phone hacking.
Turkey seeks to widen powers of spy agency
AFP, Ankara
Turkey's government has submitted a bill to parliament to give the country's spy agency more sweeping powers, a parliamentary source said yesterday. The bill aims to give the National Intelligence Organisation (MIT) the authority to carry out missions and surveillance both in Turkey and abroad without the need for a court order.
Taiwan, China set to sign two more pacts
AFP, Taipei
Taiwan and China plan to sign agreements on meteorology and earthquake monitoring as ties improve between the former rivals, officials said yesterday. The pacts is expected to be signed next Thursday in Taipei when China's top negotiator Chen Deming pays a three-day visit to the island. The pacts cover issues including transport, medicines and health, nuclear power safety, investment protection and customs cooperation.