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Politics

17.03.2010

by Amy Baker

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Ashton dares desert diplomacy

EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton arrived in the Middle East this week amid escalating Israeli-Palestinian tension. Given the bad press she has received since being appointed, critics are now wondering what the baroness can bring to the table in this fragile diplomatic situation.

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Politics

17.03.2010

by Peter Gentle

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Latvian SS ceremony creates controversy…again

Riga grappled with its annual public relations headache today as more than 1,000 Latvians paid tribute to the fallen soldiers of two Waffen SS divisions that fought with Nazi Germany. Dozens of demonstrators showed their disapproval by lining the street to protest the commemorations.

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Culture

17.03.2010

by Karl Dowling & Anne-Marie McNerney

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Don’t ask me, ask the Leprechaun Museum

It’s St. Patrick’s Day – a day synonymous with Ireland, Guinness, diddlyi music and of course mischievous little leprechauns. But tourists don’t have to wait for Paddy’s Day to find out about the pint sized pests with the pots of gold, they can just go to the first ever Leprechaun Museum.

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Politics

15.03.2010

by Tom Wilson & Karl Dowling

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Romanian revolutionaries demand closure

The 1989 Romanian revolution left 1,000 people dead, thousands injured and culminated in the execution of former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. Last year a European Court judgement demanded that all documents related to the bloody revolution be released. A year later and progress is being made.

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Dossier

03.11.2009

by Mareike Röwekamp

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UN Climate Conference

Copenhagen – Over the past few months the Danish capital has become a symbol of the tremendous effort being made to come up with a common climate change policy, and the fierce debates this is provoking. It is in Copenhagen, on 7-18 December, that the 15th UN Climate Conference will take place – [more]
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