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Justyna Pawlak
Israel pushes settlement plans ahead
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Jeffrey Heller
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Justyna Pawlak
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5 Dec 2012
Israel moved ahead with plans to build 3 000 settler homes in one of the most sensitive areas of the West Bank.
Iran and world powers agree to continue talks
Article
Justyna Pawlak
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Fredrik Dahl
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15 Apr 2012
Negotiators from Tehran and six world powers have finally resumed talks over Iran's nuclear programme and have agreed to meet again next month.
Syria starts withdrawing its ambassadors
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Samia Nakhoul
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Justyna Pawlak
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10 Mar 2012
Syria has begun pre-emptively withdrawing ambassadors from Europe because it fears EU members will expel them.
EU agrees ‘in principle’ to sanctions against Iran
Article
Justyna Pawlak
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23 Nov 2011
The EU has agreed in principle to sanction some Iranian companies, adding to measures on suspicions that Iran is developing nuclear weapons.
Libya’s endgame carries new risks for Nato
Article
Justyna Pawlak
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1 Oct 2011
Nato commanders face a tough balancing act during the bloody battle for Muammar Gaddafi's last strongholds, Sirte and Bani Walid.
EU weighs intervention in Libya
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Justyna Pawlak
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Adrian Croft
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24 Feb 2011
Britain urged the world to exert pressure on Libyan leader Moammar Gadaffi and the EU said it was considering sending a intervention force.
Heavy snow strands Christmas travellers in Europe
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Justyna Pawlak
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25 Dec 2010
Heavy snow stranded thousands of Christmas travellers in parts of Europe on Friday, with Belgium's main airport closed for most of the day.
Cuban dissident wins top EU rights prize
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Justyna Pawlak
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22 Oct 2010
The European Parliament awarded its top human rights prize on Thursday to Cuban dissident Guillermo Farinas.
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