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Suspect Pleads Guilty to Murder of Ex-Prime Minister Shinzo Abe — REUTERS / ixx511

Japan Politics · Japan

Suspect Pleads Guilty to Murder of Ex-Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

41% Right coverage: 104 sources

Three years after the assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the man accused of carrying out his murder pleaded guilty on Tuesday.See the Story

Trump Says He Reached a Deal on Trade With South Korea — Andrew Harnik/Getty Images via Getty Images

Trade War · South Korea

Trump Says He Reached a Deal on Trade With South Korea

41% Left coverage: 56 sources

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday a trade deal had been struck with South Korea, in remarks that sent the won up against the dollar, as a compact promises to dispel uncertainty for the trade-reliant economy.See the Story

Prime Minister Carney’s visit to Singapore focuses on attracting investment in Canada — ARIF KARTONO/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Canadian Politics · Canada

Prime Minister Carney’s visit to Singapore focuses on attracting investment in Canada

77% Left coverage: 26 sources

Prime Minister Mark Carney travelled to Singapore on Tuesday, as his first official visit to Asia enters its second leg. Carney has been pitching Canada as a reliable trading partner for Southeast Asia as he works to expand exports to non-U.S. markets, and also as an attractive place for investment.See the Story

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