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Weekly Letter Change in foreign policy and internal tensions jeopardize Sri Lanka

International Community seeks swift return to constitutional order in Niger

more UN Secretary-General is closely following developments in Niger and is receiving regular updates from his Special Representative for West Africa, Said Djinnit. It would be...

Top UN envoy intensifies talks in Côte d'Ivoire to ensure elections remain on course

more The top United Nations envoy in Côte d'Ivoire is holding intensive talks with all sides in the divided West African country to ensure that last week’s dissolution of the Government...

Creation of a military base in Abkhazia contradicts the commitments undertaken by Russia

more On 18 February 2010, NATO made a comment on the creation of a Russian-Abkhazian joint military base, in particular, alliance spokeswoman Carmen Romero stated. "The North...

EU, UN and United States pledge to improve their coordination in Haiti

more After attending an informal meeting of European development ministers at La Granja de San Ildefonso in Segovia, the three main players in rebuilding Haiti after the earthquake...

Executive Secretary Yvo de Boer leaves UNFCCC secretariat

more (pdf) Mr. Yvo de Boer has announced today that he will resign his position as Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change as...

Iran is a brutal tyranny, Israel PM Netanyahu told Jewish Organizations

more Netanyahu: In Iran, there has been the exposing of this regime, not only by its nature and the fact that they gun down demonstrators, that there is a popular movement that...

Iran continues to subvert Iraq, U.S. officials say

more As national elections in Iraq loom on the horizon, Iran continues to subvert its western neighbor’s security and political infrastructure, top American military officials said...

Interview MEP Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert on TFTP Agreement

more Following U.S. concerns that this vote may jeopardize joint counterterrorist efforts, ISRIA asked MEP Hennis-Plasschaert whether the EP's vote inaugurates...

U.S.-EU Passenger Name Record (PNR) agreement reviewed

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U.S. State Department Senior Official reviewed Anti-Piracy Efforts

more Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Thomas Countryman: I’ll stress three general areas where we think there has been not dramatic progress, but steady progress in being...

Encouraging signs in Timor-Leste but core challenges persist, Ban warns

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A Russian-Abkhazian summit has taken place

more Dmitry Medvedev and President of Abkhazia Sergei Bagapsh discussed, in particular, Russian assistance for Abkhazia’s social and economic development and...

Ahmadinejad dismissed impacts of new sanctions on Iran

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Belarus, Moldova sign agreement on economic cooperation in 2010-2013

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NATO looks forward to deepening cooperation with Pakistan

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Weekly Letter | #109

Change in foreign policy and internal tensions jeopardize Sri Lanka Former Army Commander and Chief of Defence Staff of Sri Lanka, General (Retd.) Sarath Fonseka was arrested by the Military Police...

Gbagbo complicates already tense Côte d'Ivoire's politics The presidential poll in the world’s biggest cocoa producer and politically divided Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) has been repeatedly postponed...

Towards a real breakthrough in Chad-Sudan peace process? Since later 2007, United Nations Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) has been in place to try to quell the violence in Darfur, where an estimated...

Helping Greece strengthens the European Union The media warned that the single currency of the European Union, the Euro, could collapse because of the financial crisis in Greece. Worse, the financial...

Russia and China view the changing world differently In their speeches at the 46th Munich Security Conference (2010), the Russian and Chinese Foreign Ministers, Sergey Lavrov and Yang...

Qatar, when 'small' means 'strategic' in the Persian Gulf Recently, Qatar has been particularly active on the Mideast scene. On 28 January 2010, Crown Prince Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad...

Security in India has improved but hostile groups active Overall, the security situation in India has improved and the number of security incidents has gone down in 2009 as compared to 2008. However...

Cyber threat now a diplomatic and intelligence priority? U.S. President Barack Obama made clear two months into his presidency that cybersecurity would be a top priority. On 12 January 2010...

Disagreement between parties still prevents solution in Western Sahara A fifth session of official negotiations on Western Sahara is planned on 10-11 February 2010. The meeting will take place in...

Turkmenistan and France strengthen bilateral economic relations Turkmenistan has gained importance as a major hydrocrabon producer in the Caspian Sea region and its energy sector...

Europe remains central to United States' security In a speech on 29 January 2010 at l'Ecole Militaire (Military School) in Paris, France, U.S. Secretay of State Hillary Clinton stressed the partnership between the...

Tensions over Taiwan make unlikely new sanctions against Iran Tension is rising over Iran. Yet this is an unrelated issue that could prevent the United States and its allies from further sanctioning Iran for...

Continuing tensions between communities in Northern Kosovo Recent information from the United Nations showed that "Northern Kosovo remains a flashpoint of tensions" between Kosovo Serb and Kosovo...

Yemen could become failed state, top official declared In an official statement delivered by the state news agency Saba News, Yemen FM Abu Bakr al-Qirbi has stated that his country "is facing the danger...

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Change in foreign policy and internal tensions jeopardize
Sri Lanka

more Former Army Commander and Chief of Defence Staff of Sri Lanka, General (Retd.) Sarath Fonseka was arrested by the Military Police on 8 February 2010 in the evening. Major General Prasad Samarasinghe, Military Spokesman and Director, Directorate of Army media said, the arrest was due to certain fraudulent acts and other military offences allegedly committed by him.

Towards a real breakthrough in Chad-Sudan peace process?

more Since later 2007, United Nations Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) has been in place to try to quell the violence in Darfur, where an estimated 300,000 people have been killed and another 2.7 million forced from their homes since fighting erupted in 2003, pitting rebels against Government forces and allied Janjaweed...

Gbagbo complicates already tense Côte d'Ivoire's politics

more The presidential poll in the world’s biggest cocoa producer and politically divided Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) has been repeatedly postponed since 2005. Last scheduled for November 2009, it is now slated for March 2010. President Gbagbo and Prime Minister Soro agreed to a power-sharing government...

Russia and China view the changing world differently

more In their speeches at the 46th Munich Security Conference (2010), the Russian and Chinese Foreign Ministers, Sergey Lavrov and Yang Jiechi, described a world whose economic and strategic landscape is changing. The Russian insisted on security issues stressing on the fact that "the demand...

Helping Greece strengthens the European Union

more The media warned that the single currency of the European Union, the Euro, could collapse because of the financial crisis in Greece. Worse, the financial crisis that seriously affects Spain and Portugal in addition to Greece shows that the EU is an unstable economic environment where huge deficits...

     

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