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- February 8, 2017
An outspoken critic of Vladimir Putin faces court on embezzlement charges that could prevent him from challenging for the presidency in 2018.
Haiti: new management, same problems0
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- February 7, 2017
Controversial President-elect Jovenel Moise will be sworn in on Tuesday. His election last November set off a spate of protests
Colombia pursues peace once more0
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- February 7, 2017
Last year Colombia’s president, Juan Manuel Santos, won the coveted Nobel Peace Prize for ending a 51-year conflict with the
Russia begins month-long US dollar purchase0
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- February 7, 2017
Russia’s central bank will buy $100 million a day for 30 days beginning on Tuesday. By exchanging roubles for US
Tuesday, February 70
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- February 7, 2017
Russia’s central bank starts a US dollar shopping spree that could help Vladimir Putin to electoral victory…but it insists its intentions are benign.
Israeli parliament votes on legalising settlements0
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- February 6, 2017
The Knesset is expected to hold a vote on legalising some 4,000 unauthorised settlement homes in the West Bank on
Buhari resumes official duties0
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- February 6, 2017
Nigeria’s president has been worryingly absent for the past two weeks. Last month, the 74-year-old Muhammadu Buhari announced he would travel
Iran, Russia and Turkey: the Syrian troika0
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- February 6, 2017
Discussions on the Syrian ceasefire will resume on Monday as the deal’s architects discuss monitoring mechanisms. Brokered on Dec. 30,
Monday, February 60
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- February 6, 2017
Nigeria’s president has been curiously absent recently but is expected to return to official duties on Monday. But will he be fit enough to serve out his term?
Tunisia woos lenders0
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- February 5, 2017
On Sunday, authorities will begin courting investors for a $1 billion Eurobond to be held later this month. Bond pricing
Romania protests: the political underpinnings0
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- February 5, 2017
BREAKING: Late on Saturday, PM Sorin Grindeanau announced his government would repeal a controversial law that has sparked demonstrations across
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- February 4, 2017
Romanians will take to the streets again on Sunday but there’s more at stake than meets the eye.
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Papua New Guinea to hold elections
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Turkmenistan Hosts 6th Caspian Summit
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Peru Mine Protests to Resume
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