The White House is offering this according to AP.
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R.I.P. Otto von Habsburg
Posted on 04/07/2011 by matisak
The eldest son and heir of Austria’s last emperor Karl I. died at the age of 98.
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49,000 Slovaks live in Britain
Posted on 14/06/2011 by matisak
Link here and what does it mean.
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Manal al-Sharif was arrested after her two drives
Posted on 24/05/2011 by matisak
What does it mean?
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Will the death of Osama bin Laden influence the situation in Afghanistan?
Posted on 05/05/2011 by matisak
Hillary Clinton have suggested that after the death of Osama bin Laden there there is a chance Taliban will more likely be willing to negotiate.
Filed under: Afghanistan, Asia, Pakistan, Politics, Security, Terrorism | Tagged: Afghanistan, al-Qaeda, Alia Brahimi, Charly Salonius-Pasternak, Harsh V. Pant, Hillary Clinton, London School of Economics (LSE), Osama bin Laden, Pakistan, Security, Security policy, Taliban, Terrorism | Leave a Comment »
Expert still doubts Saleh will step down
Posted on 24/04/2011 by matisak
And what’s next for Yemen.
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Iran is one of the principal security concerns of the Gulf States
Posted on 21/05/2010 by matisak
At the beginning of May an alleged Iranian spy cell was broken up in Kuwait. But perhaps Iran needs GCC states more than they need Iran.
Filed under: Intelligence, Iran, Middle East, Politics, Security | Tagged: Bernd Kaussler, Foreign policy, Gulf States, Intelligence, Iran, J.E. Peterson, Kristian Ulrichsen, Kuwait, London School of Economics (LSE), Security, Security policy, Yemen | Leave a Comment »
And the winner of UK election is… Liberal Democrats?
Posted on 13/05/2010 by matisak
A new coalition government consists from the Conservatives and Lib Dems. It may be all smiles for now, but some experts doubt that will last for long.
Filed under: Europe, Politics, UK politics | Tagged: Conservative Party, David Cameron, Europe, George Jones, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, London School of Economics (LSE), Mark Shephard, Nick Clegg, Tories, UK goverment, UK politics, United Kingdom | Leave a Comment »
Is Greece on the verge of a revolutionary situation?
Posted on 06/05/2010 by matisak
How will the public in Greece react if the protests will be hijacked by the radical groups and if the acts of terrorism will rise?
Filed under: Europe, Politics, Security | Tagged: Alexander Kazamias, Dionyssis Dimitrakopoulos, Europe, Greece, Greece politics, Greece society, London School of Economics (LSE), Roman Gerodimos, Sappho Xenakis, Spyros Economides, Terrorism | 4 Comments »
