News, April 01, 2010

Chechen Rebel Claims Credit for Bombings, Vows More     New Suicide Blasts Kill 12 in Southern Russia   Moscow Bombings: A New Cycle of Chechen Retaliation? Russia/Chechnya

Dagestan Suicide Bombings Have Russia Looking to Putin Echoing Moscow Attack, Dagestan Bombings Underscore Russia's Terrorism Threat Caucasus Attack Fuels Fear of Terror Wave Russian Police Break Up Protests, Dozens Detained

Serbia

Serbs Divided Over Srebrenica Apology Serb President: Srebrenica Declaration 'Historic'

France

France Skeptical Over NATO Missile Defense Plan

News, March 21, 2010

Russia

Russian Protests Seeking Ouster of Putin Fall Short Thousands Rally Against Putin, Dozens Detained With Breakdown of Order in Russia's Dagestan Region, Fear Stalks Police Russian Company Expected to Bid on Air Force Refueling Tanker US, Russia, Will Sign Nuclear Treaty in April: Report

Europe

Greek Debt Crisis Merely Adds to the List of Issues Dividing the European Union Men Shown on French Video Not ETA Suspects, Says Court Balkan States Urge EU to Stay Committed to Expansion

News, March 07 2010

Europe

	Kosovo PM Rejects Talks on Status
	France Finally Acknowledges Its War Children

News, February 26, 2010

German FM Pushes for NATO Nuclear Drawdown  
Azerbaijan Sees Risk of 'Great War' With Armenia
Europe

	US Warship Docks in Georgia for Joint Training
	French Minister Defends Sale of Warship to Russia
	British DM Accused of Cover-Up After Troop Data Reclassified
	Renegade German War Hero Who Saved French Port Dies

News, February 18, 2010

France Moves Closer to Unprecedented Internet RegulationEurope

	Ukrainian Election Results Suspended on Appeal
	Spain Detains Two ETA Suspects

News, January 31, 2010

British Iraq Inquiry

Tony Blair Accused of Spin Over Blaming Iraq War Failures on Iran Iraq Inquiry: Tony Blair Slated for Iran Threat Claim 'I Wanted to Shout Out. 'Blair, Look at Me, You Have Brought Shame on Yourself.' I Wish I Had Spoken Out' Ex-MI6 Chief Likely to Give Evidence to Chilcot Inquiry Behind Closed Doors Gordon Brown Feared Tony Blair Bid to Oust Him After War Iraqi Political Analyst: Blair's Justifications Do Not Change Reality

Europe

	North Ireland Parties Struggling to Save Coalition Pacti
	Quota Rules Rob British Troops of Medals Earned in Afghanistan
	France to Appeal Acquittal of Ex-Premier Accused of Forging Documents Related to Arms Sales

	Thousands Rally to Urge Russia's Putin to Resign
	Political Uncertainty Grips a Russian Republic
	Files Show Thatcher Was at Odds With US on Iran

News, January 9, 2010

France vs. Google

Sarkozy Threatens to Levy Internet Search Engines EU Would Have to Check France's Google Tax Plan

Europe

First Georgia to Russia Flight Since 2008 War Lands in Moscow Russia-Belarus Oil Talks to Continue Fears of Return to 'Dark Days' After Bomb Attack on Officer in Northern Ireland Croatian President's Pardon, Kosovo Visit, Strains Serbian Ties German Navy Runs Short of Ammunition

News, January 7, 2010

Europe

	Scandal of Millions Spent on US Troops Traveling Through Ireland
	Northern Ireland's Largest Protestant Militia Surrenders Weapons
	France Wants to Save Airbus Military Transport Project