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Russia, Iran Oppose International Interference in Syria
RIA Novosti. Russia. Feb 22, 2012
EU Freezes Aid to Hungary Over Deficit Non-Compliance
EUobserver. Belgium. Feb 22, 2012
New German President Gauck Will Be Pro-Democracy, Somewhat Conservative
Deutche Welle. Germany. Feb 22, 2012
ANALYSIS. Euro Zone Statistics Do Not Bode Well
Reuters. Feb 22, 2012
Turkey and China to Increase Trade to $100bn
Today's Zaman. Turkey. Feb 22, 2012
Serbian President Not Optimistic on EU Membership
B92. Serbia. Feb 22, 2012
ANALYSIS. Who is Behind the Assassination Attempt of Abkhazian President Ankvab?
Russia Beyond the Headlines. Feb 22, 2012
The Worrying Trend: Europeans and Israel
European Union Institute for Security Studies. France. Feb 22, 2012
Chinese VP Urges Turkey to Prevent Anti-China Separatist Activities
The China Times. Feb 22, 2012
EU Bailout Prevents Greek Bankruptcy for One Month
France24. Feb 22, 2012
UK Considers Military Intervention in Somalia to Protect Interests
The Guardian. England. Feb 22, 2012
Georgian Separatist Leader Survives Another Assassination Attempt
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Czech Republic. Feb 22, 2012
Thousands Continue to Protest Spain’s Cuts in Education Funding
El País. Spain. Feb 22, 2012
EU: Hungary Must Lower Public Deficit or Face Slashed Subsidies
EUobserver. Belgium. Feb 22, 2012
Popular Leftist Movement in Greece Struggles to Unite
Der Spiegel. Germany. Feb 22, 2012
El Salvador Turns to Russia for Security Help
Prensa Latina. Cuba. Feb 22, 2012
Russia, China Refuse to Commit to International Conference on Syria
Al Arabiya News. United Arab Emirates. Feb 21, 2012
The Global Future of Europe's Crisis
Brookings Institution. United States. Feb 21, 2012
Belarusian FM Rejects Polish Parliamentary Delegation's Visit
The Kiev Post. Feb 21, 2012
Russian Anti-Orange Rally Warns of Foreign-Backed Revolution Threat
RIA Novosti. Russia. Feb 21, 2012
OPINION. Presidential Battle Leaves Merkel Government Teetering
Charles Hawley. Der Spiegel. Germany. Feb 21, 2012
Kosovo Compromises on Representation Issue with Serbia
Eurasia Review. Spain. Feb 21, 2012
FEATURE. The State of World Geopolitics
Stratfor. United States. Feb 21, 2012
Anti-Drug Chief: Mexican Drug Cartels Pose No Direct Threat to Russia
RIA Novosti. Russia. Feb 21, 2012
FEATURE. Joachim Gauck as Germany's Next President
Deutsche Welle. Germany. Feb 21, 2012
Belarusian Activist's Trial Suspended Due to Health Issues
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Czech Republic. Feb 21, 2012
Official: Ukraine Optimistic About New Gas Deal
UPI. Feb 21, 2012
19 Students Detained in Spain's Valencia as Protests Swell
El Pais. Spain. Feb 21, 2012
President Medvedev: Russia Will Counter US Missile Defense
RIA Novosti. Russia. Feb 21, 2012
Eurozone Approves €130bn International Bailout for Greece
European Voice. Belgium. Feb 21, 2012
ANALYSIS. Shaky Foundations of Greece's Bailout Deal
EUobserver. Belgium. Feb 21, 2012
UN Inspectors Arrive in Tehran
BBC. Feb 20, 2012
Iran Official: Oil Ban Could Expand to More 'Hostile' EU Countries
Haaretz. Israel. Feb 20, 2012
Syrian Opposition Forces Kill Officials as UK's Hague Warns of Civil War
Bloomberg. United States. Feb 19, 2012
Greeks Hold Large Rally to Protest New Austerity Measures
AFP. Feb 19, 2012
Iran Cuts Oil Sales to French, British Companies
France 24. Feb 19, 2012
German Chancellor Merkel's Search for New President Hits Roadblock
The Wall Street Journal. Feb 18, 2012
German Prosecutors Ask to Lift President Wulff's Immunity
Today's Zaman. Turkey. Feb 17, 2012
India Summons Italy Ambassador in Diplomatic Row over Fishermen Killings
Al Jazeera. Feb 17, 2012
Cameron Supports Sarkozy's Presidential Bid
News24. South Africa. Feb 17, 2012

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P. J. O’Rourke on Occupy’s intellectual conundrum, Charles Lane on the GOP candidates’ foreign policy, Michael Zantovsky on peace process illusions, and Tom Gjelten on the rise of natural gas. Myanmar’s moment, Arab Spring or Islamist winter? and more...

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