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EU Police In Kosovo Attacked Near Serbian Border
RFE/RL | News 13 03 2010
Russian Regional Newspaper Confiscated, Offices Surrounded
RFE/RL | News 13 03 2010
Kazakh Town Destroyed After Dams Burst, 35 Dead
RFE/RL | News 13 03 2010
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EurActiv
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EurActiv contributes to transparency and efficiency in EU Affairs. It extends the political debate to include private sector policy positions as well as official policy proposals.
EU struggles to stop exodus from impoverished Balkans
12 03 2010
Belgium and Sweden are swiftly returning ethnic Albanian and Roma asylum seekers to their countries of origin, hoping to avert an influx triggered by the recent removal of the visa requirement for Serbian and Macedonian nationals.
Armenian genocide vote in Sweden sparks Turkish fury
12 03 2010
A diplomatic row has erupted after Sweden’s parliament voted yesterday (11 March) to officially declare the Turkish mass killing of Armenians in World War I as "genocide".
EU rejects US claims of hedge funds regulation rift
12 03 2010
The European Commission yesterday (11 March) rejected criticism coming from Washington that plans to regulate hedge funds and private equity in Europe would cause a transatlantic rift by closing doors to US funds.
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BBC News
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EU 'nearing' Greece bail-out deal
13 03 2010
The EU is putting the finishing touches to a multi-billion euro bail-out for Greece after weeks of crisis, senior officials tell the BBC.
Three freed in Irish 'Vilks plot'
13 03 2010
Police in the Irish Republic release three of the seven Muslims arrested over an alleged plot to murder a Swedish cartoonist.
Portugal passes austerity budget
13 03 2010
Portugal's parliament backs an austerity budget aimed at cutting its deficit to the level permitted for countries using the euro.
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EU Observer
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Ashton to push for resumption of Israel-Palestine peace talks
13 03 2010
Turkey calls for more active EU foreign policy
13 03 2010
EU commission censors Porsche letters
13 03 2010
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RFE/RL
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Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty is an international news and broadcast organization serving Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia, Russia, the Middle East and Balkan countries
Kazakh Town Destroyed After Dams Burst, 35 Dead
13 03 2010
At least 35 people have been killed and thousands evacuated from the southeastern Kazakh town of Qyzylaghash and nearby villages after floodwaters destroyed two dams in the area.
Russian Regional Newspaper Confiscated, Offices Surrounded
13 03 2010
Police in the western Russian city of Ryazan have confiscated part of the print run of a special edition of the newspaper "Vechernyaya Ryazan."
EU Police In Kosovo Attacked Near Serbian Border
13 03 2010
European Union police in Kosovo were fired upon early today in a northern area of the country near the border with Serbia.
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Spiegel online
/ International news
Sarkozy's Crisis: A Weary French President Battons Down Hatches for Tough Regional Elections
13 03 2010
He's unpopular, he's isolated and he has made enemies within his own party. President Nicolas Sarkozy is having trouble finding any success. Regional elections across the country threaten to turn into a debacle for the French leader's conservative UMP party.
The World From Berlin: 'There is No Alternative' to the Euro
12 03 2010
Another general strike in Greece shut the financially beleaguered nation down on Thursday. But German commentators see a glimmer of hope, and now nobody -- including Germany's finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble -- believes there is any danger to the euro's long-term survival.
Germany's Catholic Private School Abuse Scandal: 'The Church Is Not a Criminal Organization'
12 03 2010
Accusations of abuse have been reported in 20 of 27 German Catholic dioceses. Has abuse of children become systematic? In a SPIEGEL ONLINE interview, Johannes Siebner, director of the College St. Blasien, discusses failures of the Church in dealing with the victims.
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IPS
/ Europe / News
Inter Press Service is a global news agency producing independent news and analysis of events affecting the economic, social and political development of peoples and nations especially in the south
EUROPE: Green Finance Wise, or Otherwise
09 03 2010
BRUSSELS, Mar 8 (IPS) - A plan to give the European Union's lending arm a beefed-up mandate for financing the fight against climate change has drawn a sceptical response from campaigners on green and economic justice issues.
Q&A: 'Israeli Siege Causing De-development of Gaza'
09 03 2010
BRUSSELS, Mar 8 (IPS) - For the first time since September 2006, Mahmoud Abu Rahma, a leading figure in the Palestinian human rights group Al Mezan, has been granted permission to travel outside Gaza.
HEALTH: Potato Drags GM Food Into Europe
06 03 2010
BRUSSELS, Mar 5 (IPS) - Genetically modified (GM) foods appear to be back on the European Union's political menu - thanks to a potato.
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