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Harper has changed Canada's progressive image

thestar.com
10-Jul-2008
        

Prime Minister Stephen Harper, who just wrapped up his third Group of Eight summit, has redrawn Canada's image at the influential annual meetings from a force for progressive change to that of a hard-nosed, conservative player...

                   

Alex Evans: Getting value from G8

guardian.co.uk
10-Jul-2008
        

Three "scarcity issues" – energy security, food prices and climate change – have been at the top of this week's G8 agenda in Hokkaido, and will be back on the agenda during Italy's G8 presidency in 2009. As Indian PM Manmohan...

                   

Japanese PM Fakuda, Chairman G8 2008 - Concluding Press Conference

egovmonitor.com
10-Jul-2008
        

Source: Government of Japan Published Thursday, 10 July, 2008 - 09:07 MODERATOR: I shall now start the press conference given by Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda of Japan, as the Chair of the G8 Hokkaido Toyako Summit. As the Chair,...

                   

After the summit, the G8 must turn words into actions

independent.co.uk
10-Jul-2008
        

By guest author, Douglas Alexander MP World leaders gathering in Toyako for the G8 summit this week were the subjects of even greater than usual scrutiny. More than ever the global issues on the G8 agenda - rising oil and...

bbc.co.uk: From left: UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, US President George W Buush, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, German Chancellor Angela Merkel bbc.co.uk

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bbc.co.uk
10-Jul-2008
        

What does this year's G8 summit tell us about the state of global leadership? Between them, the eight members of this group of rich industrialised nations account for a sizeable chunk of the world's economy. But as each of them...

bbc.co.uk: From left: UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, US President George W Buush, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, German Chancellor Angela Merkel bbc.co.uk

G8 summit fails to bridge differences

bbc.co.uk
10-Jul-2008
        

What does this year's G8 summit tell us about the state of global leadership? Between them, the eight members of this group of rich industrialised nations account for a sizeable chunk of the world's economy. But as each of them...

                   

'G8 is no longer enough'

news24.com
10-Jul-2008
        

Rusutsu - But the expanded meeting of the Group of Eight that ended on Wednesday also showcased a widening rift with developing nations and prompted some of the G8's own leaders to acknowledge that many of world's most pressing...

                   
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Bush's last climate summit leaves much to do

afp.com
10-Jul-2008
        

Protestors hold aloft puppets of the G8 leaders at a demonstration in northern Japan TOYAKO (AFP) - US President George W. Bush's last Group of Eight summit only inched forward the fight against climate change but drew the...

Today in Politics: Brown sent to Siberia but comes back

independent.co.uk
10-Jul-2008
        

By Andrew Grice No rest for Gordon Brown. We landed in London at 3.20am after a 14-hour flight from the G8 summit in Japan. Some of his exhausted staff are naturally taking a day off after spending two of the last four nights...

Gordon Smith: Reconstruct the G8

theglobeandmail.com
10-Jul-2008
        

"Canadian prime ministers have been part of the summit process now known as the G8 for two decades. This has allowed us to punch above our weight — something that may not be the case for much longer," former Canadian diplomat...