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Prime ministerial visits to the shrine had become one of the biggest stumbling blocks to relations with Beijing.

But now that Mr Putin himself is in the prime ministerial seat it may be harder for him to find scapegoats.

But Bangladesh's constitution does not limit prime-ministerial terms, so another "battle of the begums" is in store.

I say they mostly hate me for it but her prime-ministerial endorsement will be useful ammunition in my domestic linguistic wars.

The prime ministerial notion that foreign policy could be reinvented as trade promotion was always naive.

Nearly a decade since Humphrey was shown the door to No. 10 Downing Street, the prime ministerial house has a cat in residence again.

Some say he may leave his prime ministerial post but stay on to chair his ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front.

There is additional significance because of prime ministerial elections coming up in the Tibetan movement.

But more poor results could weaken his claim to be prime ministerial material in 2014, when general elections are due.

With time running out before Thursday's crucial prime-ministerial statement to Parliament, Cameron upped the ante.

David Cameron made his first prime-ministerial visit abroad to Nicolas Sarkozy (pictured above right) in France.

This showed them the merits of occasionally admitting imperfection, and even of offering a prime-ministerial apology.

The working family with most to gain from the budget may be the one living at 24 Sussex Drive, the prime-ministerial residence.

Judging by the Italian prime ministerial elections taking place on Sunday, however, they may actually have a point.

He could then ascend to the prime ministerial job after elections in 2014.

During her tenure, she covered the Chinese Presidential and Prime Ministerial visits to North America.

Unlike last year, when Mr Koizumi wore a business suit, his visit bore the trappings of an official prime ministerial pilgrimage.

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