Romania’s ruling coalition set to win big in parliamentary election

Opinion polls ahead of the December 9 general election in Romania pointed towards an overwhelming win for the ruling coalition, which is set to strengthen its grip on the country’s bicameral parliament and further weaken president Traian Basescu, the coalition’s main political rival. leggi l'articolo intero

Romania

Autore
The Sofia Globe
Data
07/12/2012
Luogo
Romania

Russia threatens to respond tit-for-tat to US bill

Russia has harshly criticized U.S. legislation calling for sanctions against Russian officials accused of human rights violations and warned that it will respond in kind. leggi l'articolo intero

Russia

Autore
The Guardian
Data
07/12/2012
Luogo
Russia

NATO gives go-ahead to send Patriot missiles to Turkey

NATO on Tuesday approved member state Turkey's request for Patriot missiles to defend its border against Syria following a series of blunt warnings to Damascus not to use chemical weapons. leggi l'articolo intero

Turchia

Autore
Hurriyet Daily News
Data
06/12/2012
Luogo
Turchia

Ukraine cabinet quits, prime minister's future uncertain

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Mykola Azarov's government, without indicating whether he would re-appoint the long-time ally ahead of tough IMF loan talks. leggi l'articolo intero

Ucraina

Autore
Reuters
Data
06/12/2012
Luogo
Ucraina

Russia: Senate to take up bill normalizing trade

The Senate is taking up legislation that would end four-decade-old trade restrictions that are blocking U.S. businesses from enjoying the benefits of a more open Russian market. leggi l'articolo intero

Russia

Autore
Herald Online
Data
05/12/2012
Luogo
Russia

Kim Jong-il personality cult costs North Korea £62m

North Korea faces serious financial difficulties after reportedly spending $100 million (£62m) in the past year building a personality cult around late leader Kim Jong-il. leggi l'articolo intero

Corea del Sud

Autore
The Telegraph
Data
05/12/2012
Luogo
Corea del Sud

Turkish TV channel fined for airing 'insulting' episode of The Simpsons

Turkey's broadcasting regulator has fined a television channel for insulting religious values after it aired an episode of The Simpsons that shows God taking orders from the devil. leggi l'articolo intero

Turchia

Autore
The Guardian
Data
04/12/2012
Luogo
Turchia

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