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Bhopal gas survivors protest near Obama in New Delhi
More than 100 survivors of the 26-year old Union Carbide gas leak protested on the streets in the heart of New Delhi on Monday and demanded justice from President Barack Obama, who spent the morning locked in meetings with senior Indian officials not too far away.
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Rama Lakshmi
| November 8, 2010; 2:06 AM ET |
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Obama condemns Burma election as 'neither free nor fair'
MUMBAI -- Traveling in Asia, President Obama on Sunday sharply condemned the election in Burma, calling it "neither free nor fair."
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Scott Wilson
| November 7, 2010; 4:18 AM ET |
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Obama delays foreign trip to work on health care
President Obama will leave three days later than planned for Indonesia, departing March 21 rather than March 18, in hopes of reviving the stalled health-care bill.
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Rachel Weiner and Michael D. Shear
| March 12, 2010; 9:07 AM ET |
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Obama weighs in on the Great Wall
BEIJING -- President Obama trekked to the Great Wall on Wednesday and ran the gantlet that torments all U.S. presidents when they visit China: what does the world's most powerful man say about one of mankind's most awe-inspiring monuments?
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Washington Post Editor
| November 18, 2009; 10:37 AM ET |
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Freezing in the Forbidden City
BEIJING -- President Obama took a speed tour through the Forbidden City on Tuesday, braving freezing temperatures to visit the ancient imperial palace during his first-ever visit to China.
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Anne Kornblut
| November 17, 2009; 5:35 AM ET |
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Video Report: Obama says uncensored society is healthy
President Barack Obama pointedly nudged China on Monday to stop censoring Internet access, Mark Smith of the Associated Press reports.
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Web Politics Editor
| November 16, 2009; 1:50 PM ET |
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