The dispute, launched in September 2002, has become one of the most politicised in the history of the WTO

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The project is a joint venture by Chevron Corp., Royal Dutch Shell Plc and ExxonMobil Corp., which has signed a record $41 billion contract with Chinese giant PetroChina Co. Ltd and another worth $21 billion with India’s Petronet LNG Ltd

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By 2016, an integrated research centre will be created in the industry and a corporation will be established to build automatic spacecraft and ground-based control systems

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Russia launches 20 carrier rockets in 2009

North Korea has said it considers as dead often-stalled disarmament-for-aid talks among the two Koreas, China, Japan, Russia and the United States

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According to the new guidelines, patients with uncomplicated illnesses do not need to be treated with antiviral medicines

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About 1,800 people have died since the A(H1N1) virus was first uncovered in April, according to the latest update from the WHO issued this week

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The measure is likely to affect the mobility of international students who come in the name of pursuing education but end up working as unskilled labourers

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Both developing countries and richer nations have been anxiously watching the new event in the Pacific, fearing that even minor changes in weather patterns could seriously damage economies

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UN weather body sees ‘weak to moderate’ El Nino

Second quarter indicators showed economies such as Singapore and Hong Kong have returned to the growth path despite sluggish demand from the US and European markets

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Bill posed no threat to oil installations in the Gulf of Mexico, authorities in Bermuda, a British territory and reinsurance capital, warned residents to be prepared

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Albert Gonzalez is well known in the murky world of identity theft. He was just charged with plotting to steal 130 million credit and debit card accounts–the biggest scheme ever, according to media reports. This includes the widely publicized scandal at Heartland Payment Systems, which has since

The amino acid was found in samples returned to earth by Nasa’s Stardust mission, which flew by Comet Wild-2 in 2004 to capture particles shed by the five kilometre object

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That’s the explosive question at the heart of the latest study released by the Center for Immigration Studies, a research group that advocates tight restrictions on immigration. Although the report somewhat debunks the myth that Americans won’t do the sort of low-wage work that immigrants do, it does not suggest that immigrants are the cause of American workers’ unemployment, either. The CIS report released today concludes that, contrary to the common refrain that immigrants only do work that native-born Americans don’t want to do, in fact, native-born United States citizens dominate many of the low-paying industries in the labor market. CIS concludes that immigrants are therefore posing significant competition to native U.S. workers. Another way of looking at it is that immigrants could actually be a much smaller percentage of the labor force than previously thought. For example, CIS finds that across the United States, 55 percent of maids and housekeepers are native-born; 58 percent of taxi drivers and chauffeurs are native-born; 63 percent of butchers and meat processors are native born; 65 percent of construction workers are native born; and 65 percent of grounds maintenance workers are native-born. Another report released today from CIS finds that while the official unemployment rate for native-born Americans is 9.7 percent, a broader measure that includes people who have given up looking for work or are involuntarily working less than full-time, is 16.3 percent. “The data presented here make clear that the often-made argument that immigrants only take jobs Americans don’t want is simply wrong,” concludes the report, written by CIS researchers Steven Camarota and Karen Jensenius . “ To talk about the labor market as if there were jobs done entirely or almost entirely by immigrants is not helpful to understanding the potential impact of immigration on American workers. It gives the false impression that the job market is segmented between jobs that are done almost exclusively by immigrants and jobs that are exclusively native. This is clearly not the case.” CIS has long made the case that recent immigrants pose a major threat to U.S. workers, and this study is an attempt to boost that argument. Immigrants’ advocates counter, however, that such studies underscore the fact that U.S.-born workers still dominate most industries and don’t face a major threat from new immigrants. “What they’re saying essentially is, immigrants are a very small percentage of the labor force, and that’s true,” said Wendy Sefsaf, spokeperson for the Immigration Policy Center. Indeed, a report issued by that center in May based on recent U.S. Census data finds that “there is little apparent relationship between recent immigration and unemployment rates at the regional, state, or county level.” Areas with high unemployment don’t necessarily have large numbers of recent immigrants, and vice versa — areas with many recent immigrants don’t necessarily have higher unemployment rates. While that suggests that recent immigrants flock to areas with high employment rates because that’s where the jobs are, it does not suggest that they’re edging out native-born workers.

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Europe’s largest economy had been in its sharpest recession since the war, with GDP declining for four consecutive quarters

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Kuwait said it had foiled a plan by Al Qaeda to bomb the Arifjan US Army camp, the state security building, and “important facilities”, but gave no further details on the other potential targets

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The unemployment rate is expected to tick up to 9.6% from its current 26-year high of 9.5%

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US jobs report to provide gauge of recovery

WHO advised all countries to carry on intensive testing and monitoring of vaccines even after they start to be administered

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Rising unemployment and a shaky banking sector remain major worries

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The losses almost seemed trite considering that at least two major suppliers have filed for bankruptcy protection in recent months, blaming the continued industry downturn

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After falling to a 15-month low in June planned job cuts announced by US employers jumped to 97,373 in July

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