Senators delay vote on China currency bill amid reform hopes
U.S. senators Lindsey Graham and Charles Schumer announced a six month delay on a punitive tariff bill against China over exchange rate policy. They indicated broad support if China resumes currency reforms, with potential action by Sept. 29 if progress stalls.
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Olmert Kadima Faces Narrow Exit Poll Victory
Israeli exit polls project Kadima led by acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert winning 29 to 32 of 120 seats, a smaller margin than expected. Labor trailed in second as Likud faltered. turnout at 63.2 percent marked a record low and could boost smaller ideological parties. Final results awaited.
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Liberian Warlord Taylor Vanishes From Nigerian Villa
Charles Taylor, former Liberian president and warlord, slipped away after Nigeria agreed to transfer him to a U N backed tribunal. He had lived in exile in Calabar since 2003. U S officials questioned a meeting with Nigeria's leader as the move unfolded.
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