Yellen Sees U S China Ties On More Stable Footing
U S Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen met Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing and said the bilateral relationship is on more stable footing after a year of talks. They discussed trade, subsidies, green energy, and planned exchanges on economic balance and anti money laundering.
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Kagame denounces world inaction as Rwanda marks genocide
In Kigali memorial events Paul Kagame blamed the international community for failing to stop the 1994 genocide that killed about 800000. He praised Rwanda's recovery while facing questions about reconciliation, amid visits by leaders including Bill Clinton and Isaac Herzog.
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Asbestos ban and Libby case shape decades of risk
The EPA banned the last industrial uses of asbestos in the United States, excluding Libby fiber and legacy asbestos in buildings. A federal analysis on remaining risks is due by December 1. The Libby cleanup included removing about 18,000 tons of contaminated soil, while court actions argue over liability and sources, including BNSF and the Center for Asbestos Related Disease.
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