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Italian premier-designate Enrico Letta meets the journalists at the lower chamber in Rome, Thursday, April 25, 2013, at the end of a day of meetings with of all of Parliament's forces, to secure as much support as possible to boost prospects of creating a government agenda that would balance measures for both austerity and growth. The center-left leader picked by Italy's president to form a coalition government worked doggedly Thursday to find common ground among bitterly opposed political blocs, which have been mired in deadlock for months.

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Swissinfo
Italy PM Letta says his budget is crucial for stability
Reuters December 20, 2013 - 13:19 By James Mackenzie ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta said on Friday his government's 2014 budget was crucial for Italy's stability despite... (photo: AP / Gregorio Borgia)

Amid spasm of violence, US diplomat in Central Africa

Africa Photos Somalia Violence Wikipedia: Somalia

Chicago Sun-Times
Amid spasm of violence, US diplomat in Central Africa
BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) — The American ambassador to the United Nations delivered a stern message on Thursday to the leaders of the strife-torn Central African Republic to stop the cycle... (photo: UN / STUART PRICE)

Catherine Ashton

The Guardian
Lady Ashton – once 'Lady who?', now the EU's diplomatic secret weapon
Mass villification at her appointment has been justifiably disproved by her talents, say friends, colleagues and even rivals Catherine Ashton's work as foreign policy chief of the EU culminated in her... (photo: European Community / EC)
Catherine Ashton European Union Photos Politics Wikipedia : Catherine Ashton

Secretary of State John Kerry testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Nov. 21, 2013, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing to examine the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

Journal Online
Kerry swears in new US envoy Goldberg
VETERAN diplomat Philip Goldberg was sworn in Thursday as the new United States Ambassador to the Philippines where he is expected to play a key role in ongoing U.S. efforts to help the country deal... (photo: AP / Jacquelyn Martin)
John Kerry Photos Politics US Wikipedia: John Kerry

A woman casts her ballot during presidential elections, at a polling station in downtown Belgrade, Serbia, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2008. Serbians were voting Sunday in a runoff presidential election that may bring an ally of late hardline President Slobodan Milosevic back to power, before a potentially explosive split by the Serbian province of Kosovo. The closely contested race pits pro-Western incumbent Boris Tadic against rightwing extremist Tomislav Nikolic, who ruled with Milosevic during his bloody Balkan wars of the 1990s. (js1)

Voa News
Kosovo to Repeat Vote in Serb-Populated Town
Election officials in Kosovo have ordered a repeat of voting in parts of the country&aposs; Serb-dominated north that were violently disrupted by Serbian hardliners... (photo: AP / Darko Vojinovic)
2013 Kosovo Election Kosovo Photos Politics Wikipedia : Kosovan local elections, 2013

Relatives of a local commander of Hamas's military Rabieh Barikeh, one of the four Hamas militants killed overnight in a firefight with Israeli troops, mourn during his funeral on November 1, 2013 in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.

Swissinfo
Kerry meets Israeli, Palestinian leaders over troubled peace process
Reuters November 6, 2013 - 14:53 By Lesley Wroughton BETHLEHEM, West Bank (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, faced with grim Israeli and Palestinian... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Israel Palestine Conflict John Kerry Mideast Peace Photos Wikipedia: Peace process in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

France won't delay Mali troop withdrawal despite killings

Swissinfo
France won't delay Mali troop withdrawal despite killings
Reuters November 6, 2013 - 00:04 By John Irish and Tiemoko Diallo PARIS/BAMAKO (Reuters) - France will stick to its timetable for withdrawing troops from Mali... (photo: UN / Marco Dormino)
France Mali Minusma Photos Wikipedia: United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali

France won't delay Mali troop drawdown despite killings

Swissinfo
France won't delay Mali troop drawdown despite killings
Reuters November 5, 2013 - 20:47 By John Irish and Tiemoko Diallo PARIS/BAMAKO (Reuters) - France will stick to its timetable for withdrawing troops from Mali... (photo: UN / Marco Dormino)
France Mali Photos UN Peacekeepers Wikipedia: United Nations peacekeeping

The Washington Post
Kosovo vote, key to Serb integration, marred by violence and boycott
MITROVICA, Kosovo — An election in Kosovo designed to help end years of de facto ethnic partition was marred by violence and intimidation by Serb hard-liners on... (photo: AP / Zveki)
Balkan Peace EU Kosovo Violence Photos Wikipedia: Kosovo

Media News

	On constitutions, Sharia and Muslim political thought Al Jazeera
	Five years on Gaza's children remain targets Al Jazeera
	Guantanamo: 260 weeks and counting Al Jazeera

Entertainment & Arts

	'Black Coal, Thin Ice' wins Golden Bear at Berlin Film Festival Celebrity Café
	Composer Penderecki is witness to history of native Poland Reuters
	5 Michael Jackson Fans Awarded $1.36 Each Over Singer's Death Rollingstone

Europe Headlines

	From jail, Venezuela protest leader urges resistance Swissinfo
	Ukraine foes sign crisis pact Belfast Telegraph
	Ivory Coast's hospitalised president "doing well" - government Swissinfo
	Somali Islamist militants claim deadly palace attack Swissinfo

Parliamentary Seminar on Health and Consumer Protection (Nar

Adnan Januzaj to skip Kosovo game February 21, 2014

World Bank: Pension Reforms Needed in Emerging Europe and Ce

Adnan Januzaj's father rules out United star making Kosovo a

Inflation Movements in January (National Bank of Serbia)

EU – Albania Policy Dialogue Seminar on Inclusion of Roma an

Talks on Montenegro’s NATO bid (Ministry of Foreign Affairs

SEE University held a workshop on "Web and Mobile accessibil

EU's Cecilia Malmström: Opening of negotiating chapters 23 and 24 creates new impetus for EU-Montenegro partnership (Government of the Republic of Montenegro)

EU's Cecilia Malmström: Opening of negotiating chapters 23 and 24 creates new impetus for EU-Montenegro partnership (Government of the Republic of Montenegro)

File - Kaltoum Adam Imam with one of her five children collects millet in a land rented by a community leader in Saluma Area, near El Fasher (North Darfur), 21 November, 2010.

Africa's action plan for climate change

Barroso warns of dismissing free movement

Barroso warns of dismissing free movement

Austria's Hypo at a crossroads Daily Press
UPDATE 1-Creditors should help cushion Austrian Hypo blow -f Reuters
In Ukraine, The West Must Decide What It Stands For - Or Put Forbes
>Bosnia vs. Mexico Tickets: Ticket Down Slashes Prices for t Seattle Post
In Bosnia, economy still struggling with fallout of civil wa The News & Observer
EU will shift its focus in Bosnia at economy The Charlotte Observer
UEFA announce sanctions for racist behaviour FourFourTwo
>EU will shift its focus in Bosnia at economy Seattle Post
After slow start, Albania and Kosovo look to potential as pa Reuters
EU stops talks on research, education with Switzerland Taipei Times
Israel and Palestine: Shifting paradigms Al Jazeera
Agenda Kathimerini
Comcast's $45 Billion Purchase Of Time Warner Cable Is Troub Business Insider
Swiss nationalists want swift limit to immigration Lexington Herald-Leader
Poet and Rake, Lord Byron Was Also a Global Interventionist The Daily Beast
UNREST IS SPREADING: Bosnia Hasn't Been This Chaotic Since T Business Insider
Nine policemen injured in anti-government protests in Monten Reuters
Once hounded, Sephardic Jews find Spanish embrace Kansas City Star
Skiing in eastern Europe on a budget: the best resorts The Guardian
Whatever Happened to Shlomo Sand? CounterPunch

President Barack Obama greets Speaker Osama al-Nujaifi, Iraqi Council of Representatives, after he drops by Vice President Joe Biden's meeting with the Speaker in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, Jan. 22, 2014.

Revisiting the Obama Doctrine

AU summit: Too little, too late

AU summit: Too little, too late

File - North Korean delegates, left, shake hands with South Korean counterparts during the minister-lever talks in Seoul on Thursday, July 10, 2003.

A United Korea's 'Peninsular' Place in the Sun

Venezuela: The end of petro-populism ? Al Jazeera
Is rape inevitable in war? Al Jazeera
Why the Civil Unrest in Ukraine is more about Russian Foreig The Examiner
Friday, February 28 Dayton Daily News
Scottish independence: support grows despite Osborne speech The Guardian
Anti-government protests in Albania Turkish Press
Scottish independence: currency union warning 'backfires' on The Guardian
Albania opposition holds anti-government protest STL Today
Salmond: 'Osborne's currency union diktat backfired in spect The Guardian
Violence, death and a failed political process in Ukraine Al Jazeera
Societies can't be inclusive without equal access to justice The Guardian
>Albania opposition holds anti-government protest Seattle Post
Libya: Crisis, choice and change Al Jazeera
Can Lebanon follow in the footsteps of Northern Ireland? Al Jazeera
Energy: Key to EU-Turkish relations? Al Jazeera
EU forced to confront fallout from breakdown of agreement wi The Irish Times
Student's death and India's racism debate Al Jazeera
Bosnia's conditional democracy Al Jazeera
Towards another coup in Venezuela? Al Jazeera
Wednesday, February 26 Springfield News-Sun

A demonstrator stands next to a burning barricade during an opposition protest outside La Carlota airport in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2014. Members of the opposition are protesting after their leader Leopoldo Lopez surrendered to authorities Tuesday. Lopez was being sought by authorities for allegedly inciting violence during protests last week in which three people were killed as government forces clashed with protesters.

Venezuela protesters, troops clash, death toll at six

Presidential candidate and head of Regions party Viktor Yanukovich greets his supporters in the town of Yenakiyevo, some 50 km (31 miles) north-west of Donetsk, Ukraine, Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010.

Ukraine president agrees truce with opponents as U.S. imposes visa bans

Malala Yousafzai listens as Harvard President Drew Gilpin Faust, not pictured, introduces her to reporters at Harvard University Friday, Sept. 27, 2013, on the school's campus in Cambridge, Mass. The Pakistani teenager, an advocate for education for girls, survived a Taliban assassination attempt last year on her way home from school.

Malala visits refugee camp Syrians

Uganda to Paris: student Pride event lands in London The Guardian
Merkel too timid, former German chancellor Schroeder says Swissinfo
The Price Hike Has Arrived: Amazon Prime Now Costs Up To $13 Business Insider
Ukraine Parliament Votes To Fire Interior Minister And Free Business Insider
La Liga Preview: Osasuna v Atletico Madrid FourFourTwo
Serie A Preview: Sampdoria v Milan FourFourTwo
Milan Fashion Week Street Style: Day 2 The New York Times
Ukrainian parliament approves new charter, amnesty for prote Newsday
Ukraine President and Opposition Leaders Sign Deal to End Cr Voa News
From Leipzig to Hypezig - hipsters eye new playground Swissinfo
Your Fate? Thank Your Ancestors The New York Times
A Security Staff Strike Has Brought Chaos To Europe's Third Business Insider
Ukraine President Viktor Yanukovych announces early election Newsday
Paolo Sorrentino, The Great Beauty Screen Daily
Insight - Fears of Syria militancy expand influence of Saudi Swissinfo
Ukraine president says deal reached with opposition, France The Times of India
10 Totally Bizarre Facts About World Dictators ListVerse
Bjørn Kjos: Americans deserve inexpensive fares to Europe Sun Sentinel
No help for Hungary's Roma murder victims Deutsche Welle
International Pressure Ramps Up As Ukraine Death Toll Reache Business Insider

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, attends the burial of Deputy President John Nkomo, at the Heroes Acre, in Harare, Zimbabwe, Monday, Jan, 21, 2013. Nkomo died of cancer aged 79. Mugabe who addressed mourners at the funeral called on Zimbabweans to be united and for peace to prevail in the country ahead of elections set for sometime this year.

Zimbabwe's Mugabe turns 90 - in Singapore clinic

Princess Madeleine of Sweden and Christopher O´Neill at the Swedish National

Sweden's Princess Madeleine gives birth to daughter

Syria President Bashar al-Assad addresses reporters following his meeting with French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Elysee Palace in Paris, Thursday Dec. 9, 2010.

Iran boosts military support in Syria to bolster Assad

Passenger power gets stranded German train moving Swissinfo
Eight Russians convicted of attacking police at anti-Putin p Swissinfo
Uganda leader puts anti-gay law on hold to seek more scienti Swissinfo
Obama meets with Dalai Lama despite China warnings Swissinfo
Fresh Venezuela protests as opposition leader remains in cus Turkish Press
Turkish Deputy PM Arinc visits British Museum Turkish Press
Swine insult 'not racist' - Swiss Belfast Telegraph
Turkey's president receives Chinese Nobel laureate Turkish Press
Flu claims 53 lives in Greece Turkish Press
Bulgaria to extradite terrorist suspect to Germany Swissinfo
Syria submits new 100-day plan for removal of chemical weapo Swissinfo
Iran's rising executions dim UN hopes for reforms under Rouh Swissinfo
Polish foreign minister warns Ukraine protest leaders: 'Sign The Daily Telegraph
Record-breaking Parisse keeps focus Belfast Telegraph
Basque militants ETA have put some arms beyond use say monit Swissinfo
ED MURRIETA: From restaurateur to real estate, chatting with The Business Review
Ukraine foes sign early poll deal Belfast Telegraph
Security staff strike brings chaos to Frankfurt airport Swissinfo
Ukraine peace deal signed, opens way for early election Swissinfo
Italy's Renzi set to unveil new cabinet Swissinfo

File - In this photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA, Syrian citizens and security forces gather at site where a car bomb has exploded near a school, at al-Kaffat village in the central Hama province, Syria, Thursday Jan. 9, 2013.

To achieve peace in Syria, better start in Aleppo not Geneva

U.S. Army 1st Lt. Joseph Brockbank (middle), platoon leader for 1st platoon, Troop P (Palehorse), 4th Squadron, Combined Task Force Dragoon, walks back to his vehicle with a member of the Afghan Uniformed Police after engaging with local village elders Dec. 16, 2013, at Kandahar province, Afghanistan.

Afghanistan stability: a pipe dream?

File - Palestinians Carrying flags, during a rally marking the 13 th anniversary of the Al-Aqsa uprising or 'Second Intifada', in the refugee camp of Nusairat, central Gaza Strip, 27 September 2013.

Palestinian nationhood: End the politics of compromise now

Australia: Plight of child refugees Al Jazeera
Gov't to turn Albania into tourist destination country CNTV
Former refugee who fled Kosovo after witnessing arrival of R The Daily Mail
Listen to your people, EU tells Bosnia leaders after unrest Swissinfo
Austria boosts peacekeepers after Golan withdrawal Swissinfo
Europe battens down the hatches? Al Jazeera
Syria through a glass darkly Al Jazeera
US-Iran deal: Compromise is key Al Jazeera
Switzerland rejects Croatia free movement deal after immigra Standart News
Sephardic Jews eager to apply for Spanish citizenship The Washington Post
Iran's long and winding road to lifting the sanctions Al Jazeera
Discrimination Olympics: Meddling with Muslims in Sochi Al Jazeera
India book recall and the Law of Hurt Sentiments Al Jazeera
After immigration vote, Swiss have to rework Croatia labor d Baltimore Sun
Did Arab leftists betray the revolution? Al Jazeera
President Karazi: The kingmaker Al Jazeera
Venezuela: No fly zone? Al Jazeera
Stuart Hall's revolutionary legacy Al Jazeera
Beyond the law: Protecting Morocco's women Al Jazeera
Saturday, February 22 Springfield News-Sun

Teaching the first world war: what Europe's pupils learn about the conflict

Teaching the first world war: what Europe's pupils learn about the conflict

A Lebanese Army soldier stands next to a destroyed car at the scene of an explosion in central Beirut, Lebanon, Friday, Dec. 27, 2013.

Who is behind the Beirut bombing?

File - A detainee prepares for the mid-day meal at Joint Task Force (JTF) Guantanamo.

Guantanamo's secretive review boards

Drones: The Dark Side of power Al Jazeera
Kazakhstan: The model of nuclear disarmament Al Jazeera
Inside Politics: Hillary Clinton's telling words about criti CNN
Bahrain: The silent revolution Al Jazeera
Fake encounters: The expendable Kashmiri Al Jazeera
Brass: Afghan war shows U.S. can't go it alone U~T San Diego
Greek police arrest 4 Turks in anti-terror operation Turkish Press
Enough already with the obsession over Hillary Clinton CNN
Syria peace talks not making much progress, says envoy Swissinfo
Syria peace talks make little progress, says envoy Swissinfo
Hillary Clinton faces new barrage from the right over Bengha Swissinfo
Parsing Biden's words: If Hillary runs, he won't CNN
James Clapper might as well be called director of US fearmon The Guardian
Thailand election distracts from disastrous south Al Jazeera
Migrant workers’ Sochi nightmare Business Day
Canada's Muslims:From detoxing radicalisation to citizenship Al Jazeera
The politics of Mohammed Morsi's trial Al Jazeera
The Egyptian revolution still grinds on Al Jazeera
More than thugs: The case of Richard Sherman and other men o Al Jazeera
News of the day From Across the Globe, Jan. 30 San Francisco Chronicle

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