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1. Madagascar Talks Open With Plea for Compromise November 03, 2009 Talks on Madagascar's political impasse have opened in Addis Ababa with a plea for rival factions to put aside mutual animosities for the sake of the country's economic survival. The atmosphere was tense as leaders of Madagascar's four main political movements met for a fourth round of negotiations on formation of a transitional government. Madagascar's de-facto President Andry Rajoelina sat at one side of the large African Union plenary hall. The man he ousted as president earlier this year, Marc Ravalomana sat on the opposite side. There was no ceremonial handshake, not even a sign the bitt... (read more)

2. Poland's Solidarity Falls Victim to Own Success November 02, 2009 The collapse of the Berlin Wall ended decades of anti-communist protests by people living in Eastern and Central Europe. Authorities there often used deadly force to put down protests, yet they were unable to stop millions of workers and intellectuals who joined Poland's Solidarity Trade Union from demanding greater personal and political freedoms. What has freedom meant for the shipyard in Gdansk where Solidarity was organized?Poster showing a sheriff walking over the communist party headquarters marks 20th anniversary of Poland's semi-free June 1989 elections that led to the fall of comm... (read more)

3. New Handbook Helps Trace Missing Persons October 19, 2009 The International Committee of the Red Cross and the Inter-Parliamentary Union have launched a new handbook to help lawmakers around the world tackle the problem of missing persons. The organizations are trying to put the plight of those who have gone missing high on political agendas. Lisa Schlein reports for VOA from the opening of the 121st Inter-Parliamentary Union Assembly in Geneva.A Sri Lankan ethnic Tamil woman holds a paper with portraits and personal details of missing relative, Colombo, 16 Sep 2009No one knows how many people have disappeared around the world. But, humanitarian or... (read more)

4. AU Chief: August Deal Only Way to Solve Madagascar Crisis October 06, 2009 The African Union is calling on Madagascar's political rivals to stick to an August power-sharing deal, saying "there is no other alternative" to ending the country's political crisis.Jean Ping (file)AU commissioner Jean Ping made the remarks Tuesday in Antananarivo, where he met with fellow mediators on the International Contact Group for Madagascar. Mr. Ping assembled the foreign envoys to discuss ways of restoring political order to the island nation.Police fired tear gas to disperse a small number of protesters who had gathered outside the meeting.Madagascar's current leader, Andry Ra... (read more)

5. Somali Militants Issue Conditions For Releasing French Hostage September 17, 2009 Somali insurgents holding a French security advisor hostage have issued conditions to the French government for the man's release.In a statement released early Thursday, the Islamist militant group al-Shabab called for France to immediately cease any political and military support for Somalia's transitional government. The group also called for the withdrawal of African Union peacekeepers from Somalia and for France to withdraw warships patrolling Somali waters as a part of an European Union anti-piracy campaign. The hostage is one of two French military agents seized from their hotel in Mogad... (read more)

6. Secret Pact Between Hitler and Stalin Stirs New Controversy September 03, 2009 A secret agreement made between Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin, which divided Poland between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union and led to its invasion continues to divide historians, journalists, and political leaders as well.  The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, named after the foreign ministers of the two countries, is seen as the preamble to World War II. Polish President Lech Kaczynski attends ceremonies in Gdanskmarking the 70th anniversary of the beginning of WW II, 1 Sept 2009The controversy has to do with how the pact was interpreted and to what degree the Soviet Union was implicated in... (read more)

7. EU, Britain, France Condemn Iran Trial August 09, 2009 Iran faces international condemnation after opening its second mass trial of political detainees charged with provoking unrest during protests against Iran's disputed presidential election. Those on trial Saturday included a French woman lecturer and Iranian employees of the French and British embassies in Tehran.The European Union and Britain condemned Iran for putting on trial French lecturer Clotilde Reiss and the two embassy employees.The Swedish-led EU presidency said actions against one EU country, citizen or embassy staff member are considered an action against the entire bloc.  It... (read more)

8. France Summons Israeli Ambassador Over Settlements July 23, 2009 France has summoned the Israeli ambassador in Paris to demand an immediate end to the construction of Jewish settlements.A French Foreign Ministry spokesman, Eric Chevallier, says the ministry's political director met with Israeli Ambassador Daniel Shek on Thursday and called for a halt to settlement building, including in east Jerusalem.Earlier this week, both the European Union and Russia called on Israel to halt plans to build some 20 new apartments in east Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon said Tuesday that Israel has the right to build any... (read more)

9. EU Foreign Policy Chief in Afghanistan for Talks July 21, 2009 EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana, right, and Afghanistan's Foreign Affairs Minister Rangeen Dadfar Spanta in Kabul, 21 Jul 2009European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana is visiting Afghanistan Tuesday for talks with the country's political leaders on the upcoming presidential election.Solana met with Afghan Foreign Minister Rangin Dadfar Spanta to discuss the latest developments in the region. He is also scheduled to meet with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, several of the country's election candidates, as well as, the head of the EU election observation mission in Afghanistan.The ... (read more)

10. Croatia Facing Turmoil as Prime Minister Suddenly Resigns July 02, 2009 Croatia is facing political turmoil, after Prime Minister Ivo Sanader suddenly resigned, citing personal reasons. Mr. Sanader's announcement comes amid economic concerns in the country that has been trying to join the European Union.Outgoing Croatian PM Ivo Sanader during a news conference at the government building in Zagreb, Croatia, 01 Jul 2009 Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader unexpectedly announced his resignation Wednesday at a hastily arranged news conference. The 56-year-old leader of the Croatian Democratic Union party had been prime minister since 2003.Mr. Sanader told reporters h... (read more)

11. US Congressional Hearing Examines Military, Political Situation in Somalia June 26, 2009 Islamist insurgent fighters near Mogadishu, 1 Jun 2009The violent and unstable situation in Somalia was the subject of a U.S. congressional hearing on Thursday. Testimony by officials from Somalia, the United Nations and the African Union, and experts came as the Obama administration confirmed it has decided to bolster Somalia's embattled Transitional Federal Government against Islamist forces. With each day bringing further deterioration in Somalia, including among other things the recent bomb attack that killed the Somali transitional government security minister, Thursday's hearing wa... (read more)

12. EU Hosts Environment Conference in Zimbabwe May 14, 2009 This week in Harare the European Union hosted an environmental conference in Zimbabwe which organizers hope would start a multi-party conversation about land ownership and use. The issue continues to be at the center of the country's political conflict. Zimbabwean white farmers stand outside the farms which have been seized by armed youths in Chegutu 120km south west of Harare, 17 Apr 2009EU ambassador Xavier Marchel, who has been the lead in the West's uneasy relationship with Zimbabwe's shaky government of national unity, was instrumental in organizing the conference. The plan was to get Zi... (read more)

13. May Day Demanding Better Working Conditions May 04, 2009 May Day is globally known as Labour Day or international worker’s day. In the labour movement the day is celebrated as achievements of social and economic. This day, in all over world workers and employees arrange various meetings and rally to remember glorious history of working class. The holiday first popularized by Soviet Union as an international workers day. Eight hours in a day as working hours is the achievement of this day. The day shows the political right to spread worker’s voice. On this day in Taipei, Taiwan thousands of workers rally together in liberty squire to show ... (read more) Author: Gian Brett

14. Superb Golf Courses In Alluring Brussels April 06, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as obvious in Europe and the rest of the world. With myriads agencies headquartered in Brussels, multitudinous people consider the municipality as the capital of the European Union. Although it has well known mark in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the municipality makes this dwelling unique. The character of urban place structures and traces bodes well with the charm of the people. Wherever you go in Brusse... (read more) Author: Suannes Veanvolkinbu

15. Gorgeous Brussels Has The Choice Wine Bars April 06, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as obvious in Europe and the rest of the world. With legions agencies headquartered in Brussels, multitudinous members of public consider the municipality as the capital of the European Union. Although it has glorious rank in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the place makes this residence unique. The character of metropolitan area constructions and marks bodes well with the charm of the folk. Wherever you go ... (read more) Author: Marchellea Larousse

16. Women Losing Ground in Quest For Political Power April 05, 2009 The annual conference of the Inter-Parliamentary Union has been told women appear to be losing ground in the quest to achieve gender parity in politics. The number of women delegates has been declining for the past four years.The statistics are troubling.  Of the 110 nations represented at this Inter-Parliamentary Union meeting, 13 delegations are all male.  Of the more than 600 delegates, only 127 are women.  At least five countries, North Korea, Malta, Qatar, Palau and Saudi Arabia are facing sanctions because they have had no women delegates for three years in a row.As the co... (read more)

17. Delicate Brussels Has The Finest Nightclubs April 06, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as known in Europe and the rest of the world. With legions agencies headquartered in Brussels, numerous humans consider the conurbation as the capital of the European Union. Although it has famed worth in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the metropolis makes this compass unique. The character of place structures and traces bodes well with the charm of the people. Wherever you go in Brussels, you will locate a... (read more) Author: Demetrixe Karwowski

18. Visit Resplendent Brussels And It's Lovely Culture April 06, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as recognized in Europe and the rest of the world. With multitudinous agencies headquartered in Brussels, legions humans consider the urban place as the capital of the European Union. Although it has sensational notability in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the borough makes this hangout unique. The character of place constructions and traces bodes well with the charm of the members of public. Wherever you g... (read more) Author: Debbrae Majercik

19. Foxy Brussels Has The Superior Cathedrals April 06, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as renowned in Europe and the rest of the world. With many agencies headquartered in Brussels, multitudinous members of public consider the metropolis as the capital of the European Union. Although it has sensational importance in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the borough makes this hamlet unique. The character of conurbation erections and mileposts bodes well with the charm of the members of public. Where... (read more) Author: Garnaet Ignasiak

20. Call Divine Brussels And It's Fine Sports Venues April 06, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as known in Europe and the rest of the world. With myriads agencies headquartered in Brussels, many folk consider the metropolis as the capital of the European Union. Although it has famous distinction in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the metropolis makes this point unique. The character of municipality structures and landmarks bodes well with the charm of the humans. Wherever you go in Brussels, you will ... (read more) Author: Miriaen Gertelman

21. Come By Shapely Brussels And It's Pleasing Eateries April 03, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as famous in Europe and the rest of the world. With numerous agencies headquartered in Brussels, multitudinous populace consider the place as the capital of the European Union. Although it has great worth in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the metropolitan area makes this community unique. The character of place constructions and landmarks bodes well with the charm of the people. Wherever you go in Brussels,... (read more) Author: Tameikea Bonvillain

22. Superb Swimming Pools In Intriguing Brussels April 03, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as prominent in Europe and the rest of the world. With myriads agencies headquartered in Brussels, many people consider the conurbation as the capital of the European Union. Although it has notable salience in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the urban place makes this neighborhood unique. The character of conurbation constructions and mileposts bodes well with the charm of the citizens. Wherever you go in Br... (read more) Author: Tameikea Bonvillain

23. Stop By Nice Brussels And It's Grand Restaurants March 30, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as known in Europe and the rest of the world. With multitudinous agencies headquartered in Brussels, numerous populace consider the city as the capital of the European Union. Although it has illustrious notability in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the borough makes this home unique. The character of municipality structures and marks bodes well with the charm of the humans. Wherever you go in Brussels, you w... (read more) Author: Verdiyn Unzicker

24. Superb Night Clubs In Intriguing Brussels March 30, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as acknowledged in Europe and the rest of the world. With many agencies headquartered in Brussels, multitudinous people consider the place as the capital of the European Union. Although it has widely known noteworthiness in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the center makes this point unique. The character of municipality constructions and marks bodes well with the charm of the citizens. Wherever you go in Bru... (read more) Author: Emmille Trobbell

25. Superb Culture In Captivating Brussels March 30, 2009 Brussels is the face of Belgium as recognized in Europe and the rest of the world. With multitudinous agencies headquartered in Brussels, numerous citizens consider the place as the capital of the European Union. Although it has great worth in the political arena of Europe, Brussels also has a mellow side by being the melting pot of cultures and the crossroads between the Germanic and Roman traditions. The cosmopolitan nature of the center makes this section unique. The character of center erections and guides bodes well with the charm of the people. Wherever you go in Brussels, you will spot ... (read more) Author: Katherinna Chubicks

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