News, March 26, 2010

	US, Russia Agree to Sharp Cuts in Nuclear Arms
	RAF Intercepts Russian Bombers Over Scotland

Europe

	Ukraine PM Seeks Cheaper Gas, Close Ties in Moscow
	Belarus Opposition Rallies Despite Police Blocks
	Spanish Court Clears Way for Judge to Be Charged With Abuse of Power in Civil War Probe

News, March 25, 2010

Russia

US Asks Prague to Host Russian Nuclear Signature: Czechs Most Russians Believe US Is Hell-Bent on World Domination, Says Poll Russian Jets Bomb Ice-Clogged Rivers

Europe

Ukraine Bomb Squad Disables Two-Ton Lost Torpedo Police Arrest Frenchman Who Hacked Obama Twitter Page Northern Ireland Firebrand Makes Parliament Exit

News, March 22, 2010

General Says British DM 'Out of Touch' With Reality

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 20, 2010

	Dutch Fury Over Claim Gay Soldiers to Blame for Srebrenica
	Russian Exclave at Forefront of a Nationwide Protest MovementArctic Russian Rhetoric on Arctic 'Playing Games:' Canada FM

News, March 19, 2010

Russia

	Clinton's Agenda for Russia Trip Reflects Improving but Fragile Relationship
	US, Russia See Disarmament Deal Clinched Soon
	UN Chief Signs Deal With Russia-Led Security Group
	Accused in Chechen Warlord Shooting to Learn Fate in April
	Hundreds of WWII Artillery Shells Found in Moscow

News, March 18, 2010

Europe

	Thousands Protest in Ukraine Against Russian Language Moves
	Medvedev: Russia Must Tap Arctic Resources
	Basque Separatist Group ETA Blamed in French Officer's Death
	Belarus Police Raid Home of Government Critic
	Official Commission: Dresden Bombing Killed Only 25,000