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						The Myths and Realities of Vladimir Putin’s Eurasian Economic Union						 
 Why use the OSCE to take a “jibe” at you know who ? When on 6 December 2012, in the margins of the OSCE ministerial meeting in Dublin, the US state secretary Ms. Hillary Clinton warned about "a new effort by oppressive governments to "re-Sovietize" much of Eastern Europe and Central Asia" , many observers of Eurasian affairs might have wondered why she lashed out at Russia just before meeting foreign minister Sergey Lavrov to discuss the Syrian crisis. READ MORE 
 
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						Japan likely to increase defense spending due to isles row						 Japan's government is likely to increase defense spending for the first time in 11 years, Japanese media reported on Saturday, as newly elected Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pledges a sterner response to a territorial dispute with China. 
 
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						Israel disarmament key to resolve Iran nuclear issue						 Turkish President Abdullah Gul has stressed the importance of eradicating nuclear weapons in the region, saying the atomic disarmament of Israel would be the key to resolving outstanding issues pertaining to Iran’s nuclear energy program. 
 
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						Tehran Posits Itself as Provider of Energy Security						 Seeking closer economic ties, Iran posited itself as an attractive transit destination to other countries and a net provider of energy security at a press conference by top official Saeed Jalili, who is being spoken as a presidential candidate to replace Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on his completion of two terms in office 
 
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						Georgian President recalled ambassadors from several countries						 Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili recalled ambassadors from several countries, presidential administration reported. 
 
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						Ukraine wants trade agreements with EU and Russia						 Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich said his country planned to sign an Association Agreement with the EU in the course of 2013. But he also stressed that the country would develop its relations with Russia’s Custom’s Union in areas which do not contradict other “international obligations”. 
 
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						Iran Agrees To Fresh Nuclear Talks						 Iran says it agrees in principle to resume international talks on its controversial nuclear program later this month. 
 
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						Power pricing reform is necessary						 The guidelines will abolish electricity and coal contracts from 2013. Coal companies and power plants will be able to settle coal prices through negotiations, says an article in 21st Century Business Herald. 
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