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Keystone XL critics said they amassed more than 1 million comments against the pipeline to carry oil from Canada, showing what they called grassroots opposition to the $5.3 billion project.
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Serbia begins renewed talks with Kosovo today as pressure builds for it to make a deal with the breakaway province and keep alive hope of starting European Union entry talks this year.
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Calling the comedian Bassem Youssef “the Egyptian Jon Stewart” has misled people as to why he is important -- and why he’s being attacked by his government.
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Environmentalists reacted swiftly to downplay a bipartisan Senate vote backing the Keystone XL pipeline, which supporters said underscored widening political support for the project.
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Social Democratic candidate Peer Steinbrueck is hitting the reset button in his campaign to unseat German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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When the leader of the Orthodox Church in Cyprus requested financial assistance for the ailing country last week, he turned east, not west.
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Turkish eagerness to join the European Union is plummeting as the economy outgrows Europe’s and the country emerges as a regional power-broker, a survey showed.
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As Nasir Hackasim ran home to rescue his family when Syrian soldiers gunned his kebab restaurant, he remembered some childhood advice: find safety in water.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta drew on the achievements of NATO’s operation in Libya to call for a greater commitment to the alliance even in times of budget cuts, softening a message his predecessor, Robert Gates, delivered with a rhetorical bang just four months ago.
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Majorities across Europe view the euro as a “bad thing” in the wake of the sovereign debt crisis that rattled the continent, a survey showed.
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