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An uneasy calm in Thailand
The Thai government has said it has mostly quelled violent protests in the capital Bangkok. But troops have continued their hunt for those protesters who they say set blaze to some of the capital's main buildings.
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The EU-Russia Energy Partnership: The Future of the Energy Charter (..and the Debate over the Third Package)
![]() Summary of Panel I: The Future of the Energy Charter and the Debate over the Third Package
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The EU-Russia Energy Partnership: Russia's Arctic Uncertainty
![]() Summary of Panel II: Russia’s Arctic Uncertainty
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Merkel urges tough finance rules
German Chancellor Angela Merkel calls for stricter financial regulation, having warned the euro was "in danger".
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Pakistan blocks YouTube
Pakistan blocks YouTube, a day after barring access to Facebook in a row over caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Kyrgyzstan elections shelved as further violence hits southern city
Kyrgyzstan's interim leader, Roza Otunbayeva, will likely remain president of the Central Asian nation until December 2011 after the government cancelled plans for presidential elections to be held in October.
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Putin Woos Former Republics as Russia Competes With BRIC Peers
Russia is exploiting U.S. and European inattention to reassert its influence in the former Soviet republics, spending more than $50 billion to turn the “near abroad” into an engine of economic and political power.
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China signs up to develop Saskatchewan energy assets
Already wielding its economic might to become a major source of capital for Canada’s oil sands, China has struck a deal to help the province of Saskatchewan develop its burgeoning natural gas and crude assets.
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