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By the Editors of the New York Times
From the Editors of the New York Times: Turkey’s Parliament recently named a commission to write a new constitution, and a draft is expected by June.
By Haji Mujtaba, Reuters
From Haji Mujtaba, Reuters: The Pakistan Taliban will attack lawmakers if they decide to re-open NATO supply routes to Afghanistan, the militant group’s spokesman said on Sunday
By C.J. Chivers, the New York Times
From C.J. Chivers, the New York Times: In a report quietly made public early this month, a United Nations commission pointedly noted that after examining the destruction in Majer
By the Guardian
From the Guardian: The EU is to expand its seagoing anti-piracy mission to include the Somali coastline and waterways inside the country for the first time.
By RIA Novosti
From RIA Novosti: Russia is still open for dialogue on a planned U.S. missile shield in Europe, but opportunities for discussion are decreasing as the system moves closer to becoming a reality, President Dmitry Medvedev warned on Friday.
By ITAR-TASS
From ITAR-TASS: A Russia-NATO summit, which was scheduled in May, is cancelled.
By Nina Berglund, Views and News from Norway
From Nina Berglund, Views and News from Norway: Just as a major conference on the dictatorship in Belarus was getting underway in Oslo on Thursday, came an ominous echo from the Cold War past: All those in attendance were warned from the podium that a spy was among them.
By Fred Weir, the Christian Science Monitor
From Fred Weir, the Christian Science Monitor: A top Russian defense official warned Thursday that NATO’s plans to install an anti-missile shield in Europe are a "litmus test" for future relations between Moscow and the West.
By Andrew Wilson, the New Atlanticist
From Andrew Wilson, the New Atlanticist: Both Cameron and Obama, therefore, need friends; and friendship was, indeed, what the official visit was designed to project.
By Kate Brannen, Defense News
From Kate Brannen, Defense News: At the upcoming May NATO summit in Chicago, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., wants world leaders to address Syria and NATO expansion.
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