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Health bill passes first US Senate test
A broad healthcare overhaul was poised to clear its first US Senate hurdle as the last wavering senators said they would vote to begin debate on the legislation, giving Democrats the 60 votes they need
Singh’s visit to “consolidate” US-India ties
Attempt to revive good relations post-crisis
Arrests made in €10m match-fixing probe
At least 200 games under investigation
Medvedev criticises United Russia practices
Party must ‘get rid of bad political habits’
China coal mine blast death toll reaches 92
Hopes fade of finding more survivors
Tories want army pull-out from Germany
UK opposition eyes strategic overhaul of Nato
Albanian opposition to boycott Parliament
Socialists press for election recount
Barnier set to win EU financial role
Horse-trading over top jobs begins
Ohio sues three ratings agencies
Agencies accused of providing inflated ratings
‘Civilian surge’ to help Afghanistan
Questions about political goals remain
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A suburban salesman
In detaining Helmut Kiener, German prosecutors have provoked much intrigue over the hedge fund operator with big banks as clients but a history of regulatory run-ins
Comment
Europe is risking irrelevance as the world moves on
The appointments of the EU’s first full-time president and foreign minister suggest it is not adapting fast enough to profound changes, writes Tony Barber
Outside Edge
A woman’s fight to air her dirty laundry
Carin Froehlich of Perkasie has been warned not to dry her laundry on a clothesline outside after two complaints from neighbours, writes Matthew Engel
