Talks remain deadlocked at the protest-hit climate summit in Copenhagen as world leaders join efforts to seal a deal.

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Slow progress at Copenhagen talks

Over 200 climate change activists have been detained by police in protests outside the Copenhagen summit as world leaders gather for the final days of negotiations.

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Scores arrested in protests at climate change summit

Thousands of people join world leaders in the German capital to mark 20 years since the collapse of the Berlin Wall helped bring an end to the Cold War and humbled an empire.

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World joins Germany to mark fall of the Berlin Wall

At least 40 world leaders are likely to attend December’s UN climate summit in a bid to secure a new global treaty.

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Leaders ‘likely’ to go to summit

A new international treaty to combat climate change will not be ready when 40 world leaders meet next month in Copenhagen but may be finished next year, a top United Nations official said Friday in Barcelona.

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U.N.: Climate treaty set for 2010

The UK faces floods, droughts and killer heatwaves if world leaders do not agree a climate change deal, the PM will warn.

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PM warns of climate ‘catastrophe’

World leaders at the G20 summit have agreed tough financial rules to avert another global crisis, US President Barack Obama says.
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World leaders are to meet to revitalise talks on climate change, with China expected to make major concessions.
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World leaders are to meet at the UN to try and revitalise talks on climate change, with China expected to make major concessions.
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Reuters summit-September UN summit seen key to climate deal Reuters OSLO, Sept 10 (Reuters) – A drive to agree a UN climate pact in Copenhagen in December risks failure unless world leaders revive bogged-down negotiations at a UN summit in New York on Sept. 22, experts say. … EU May Give Up To EUR15B For Climate Change FightWall Street Journal People power is crucial to making Copenhagen a successguardian.co.uk UN's De Boer Says Climate Accord Prospects ImprovingBloomberg AFP -Reuters India -USA Today all 1,259 news articles »

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Why Ted Kennedy Was the Last of His Kind Atlantic Online Edward M. Kennedy was romantically described as the last lion, but it might be more accurate to think of him as a river. Especially earlier in his long career, he could be tumultuous and overflow his banks, both politically and in his personal life. … World leaders pay tribute to KennedyThe Associated Press Kennedy dynasty fascinates publicHouston Chronicle Kennedy death marks end of an eraBBC News NECN -FOXNews -msnbc.com all 9,688 news articles »

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guardian.co.uk

The Fix: Kennedy, 59 Seats and the Next Five Months Washington Post One of the stark political realities of Ted Kennedy's death is that Senate Democrats' long coveted 60-seat, filibuster-proof majority is on hold for the foreseeable future as Massachusetts voters prepare for a special … 'Win One for Teddy,' Say Dems Pushing for Health ReformABC News Run-ins, heart-to-hearts and laughsCNN World leaders pay tribute to KennedyThe Associated Press Voice of America -San Jose Mercury News -New York Times all 10,995 news articles »

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guardian.co.uk

Edward Kennedy, 1932-2009 Boston Globe Ted Kennedy was not a great man. The extraordinary events of his life clashed with his human frailties, and the frailties sometimes won. He had real talent as a legislative politician, but for his first few decades seemed destined mainly to be … World leaders pay tribute to KennedyThe Associated Press Will Kennedy's Death Affect Healthcare, Financial Reform?Atlantic Online Kennedy to have Boston funeral, Arlington burialDetroit Free Press Bloomberg -Washington Post -NECN all 10,733 news articles »

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Telegraph.co.uk

World leaders pay tribute to Kennedy The Associated Press DUBLIN — Nowhere outside of America has the Kennedy legacy been more deeply felt than in Ireland, where photographs of the family adorn homes and hundreds claim to be distant relations of the glittering dynasty that brought the first Roman Catholic to … Dodd Considers Succeeding Kennedy as Senate Health Panel LeaderBloomberg What to Watch: Sen. Ted Kennedy TV ProgrammingSeattle Post Intelligencer Style appreciation: Ted Kennedy, the patron saint of little brothersLos Angeles Times MTV.com -Reuters -Washington Post all 10,045 news articles »

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Times Online

Nobel Prize Winner Tutu Condemns Suu Kyi Conviction Voice of America World leaders are strongly condemning Burma's government for deciding to keep opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi under house arrest for another 18 months, and are calling for her immediate and unconditional release. … Myanmar Sentence Draws CriticismNew York Times UN council delays statement on Suu Kyi sentenceReuters US, UK, France Press for UN Condemnation of Myanmar's JuntaBloomberg BBC News -The Associated Press -Times Online all 2,927 news articles »

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