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Blair faces second Iraq war grilling
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair appeared for the second time on Friday before a public inquiry into the Iraq War. Blair first gave…
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Tunisia mourns the "jasmine" dead
Tunisia observes three days of national mourning for those that lost their lives during protests to oust former president Ben Ali. As normality…
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French FM mobbed by Gaza protesters
Families of jailed Palestinians mobbed French Foreign Minister Michele Alliot-Marie during a visit to the Gaza Strip on Friday. They were angered…
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Michelle Alliot-Marie mobbed by Gaza protesters
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Lukashenko sworn in as Belarus president
Alexander Lukashenko was sworn in for a fourth consecutive term as president of Belarus on Friday. Lukashenko won the election amid criticism…
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Lenovo & NEC 'in joint venture talks'
China's Lenovo is reportedly in talks with Japan's NEC for a joint venture in personal computers. The Nikkei business daily said Lenovo plans to…
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Fresh ideas fresh films at Sundance
The Sundance Film Festival - the annual showcase for independent movies - is open for business. The event founded by Robert Redford and…
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Pick of the Clicks: Tunisia- talk about a revolution!
In the chaotic death throes of President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali's regime, he blamed "hostile elements in the pay of foreigners" for the unrest…
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Portugal's president set for re-election
Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva looks set to be re-elected on Sunday, providing a boost to government plans to fix the economy. Polls…
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Iran will not stop enrichment, even if attacked
Iran will continue enriching uranium even if the country’s nuclear plants come under military attacks, according to the Persian Gulf country’s…
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Tunisians pursue protests as national mourning begins
A week after Tunisians brought down their president, people power is still being felt on the streets. There were peaceful protests on Friday in…
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Tunisian prisoners freed under amnesty
Tunisia's new government has promised the release of hundreds of political prisoners under an amnesty. The news saw scores of relatives waiting…
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Huge carbon theft keeps EU market closed
A full reopening next week of the European Union's emissions trading scheme will depend on security improvements. This follows a theft by hackers of…
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EU moves to save hamsters and wolves
Rodent and wolf-protection is on the European agenda, and it could prove costly for France and Sweden. They risk the full weight of European law, the…
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Portugal's Cavaco Silva tipped for presidential success
Bailout and austerity - two issues which loom large as Portugal votes in a presidential poll. The election takes place against a background of…
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Economic woes overshadows Portugal election
As Portugal gears up for this weekend's presidential election, the country remains gripped by its most severe economic crisis in decades. Tax…
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Social tension feared as crisis-hit Portugal votes
As spending cuts bite, street protests could multiply and become increasingly violent, according to an expert who talked to our correspondent in…
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Two killed in Albanian anti-government protests
Two people have died in Albania during clashes between police and supporters of the opposition Socialist Party. A crowd of up to 20,000 met…
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Three killed in Albanian anti-government clashes
At least three people have died in the Albanian capital Tirana during clashes between police and supporters of the opposition Socialist Party.…
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Dutch students clash with police over education cuts
Police and university students have clashed in The Hague, in Europe's latest disturbances linked to education cuts. Following protests in the UK…
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