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03/17/2012 Financial Times Marco Perduca Italy has violated articles of the ECHR
03/13/2012 Financial Times From Ms Emma Bonino and others Focus on implementing the last round of ECHR reforms
02/04/2011 Financial Times Emma Bonino, Anthony Dworkin EUROPE MUST STAND BEHIND EGYPT'S DEMOCRATS
02/08/2005 Financial Times HEBA SALEH Egypt Egypt's 'dove of peace' role fails to calm hawks in US: President Hosni Mubarak faces growing criticism from Bush administration in spite of mediation efforts between.
11/26/2004 Financial Times Philip Stephens Russia The dangers of dealing with the Russian Mephistopheles
11/11/2004 Financial Times Daniel Dombey and Andrew Jack Russia Prickly Russia revives EU summit meeting
11/09/2004 Financial Times IVO DAALDER and JAMES LINDSAY Globalise Democracy Our way or the highway The UN and Nato have grown hopelessly outdated and are ill- equipped toface today's humanitarian and security challenges. Only a new alliance of the world's true democracies, from America to Botswana, can shoulder the burden of glob
09/30/2004 Financial Times Quentin Peel Turkey A UNION TO BE RECKONED WITH
09/08/2004 Financial Times Ethan S Burger Chechnya The Chechens are entitled to self-determination but their fate will depend on trade with Russia. Letter to the Editor
08/02/2004 Financial Times From Mr Marco Perduca LEGALITY Quotas no answer for Commission
05/10/2004 Financial Times Andrew Jack Chechnya Kadyrov's death poses questions for the Kremlin
04/06/2004 Financial Times William Shawcross Irak Nurture the seeds of a civil society in Iraq
03/21/2004 Financial Times Andrew Jack Russia Human rights court agrees to scrutinise Yukos probe
03/17/2004 Financial Times Shirley Ms Cloyes DioGuardi Ex-yugoslavia Exert more pressure on Belgrade to democratise
11/06/2003 Financial Times Richard McGregor East Turkestan Head of Xinjiang Hops goes missing
10/16/2003 Financial Times Marco Cappato Internet MEPs await an invitation to Tunisia
10/14/2003 Financial Times Internet Tunisia has won recognition for developing IT across society
10/07/2003 Financial Times Internet Summit could lead to e-repression
10/05/2003 Financial Times Andrew Jack Chechnya Pro-Moscow candidate wins Chechnya election
07/10/2003 Financial Times Amy Kazmin Laos Laos jailings deepen doubts of aid donors
07/07/2003 Financial Times Chechnya EUROPE: Putin calls off trips after terror attack By Arkady Ostrovsky in Moscow
06/30/2003 Financial Times Mark Brzezinski Chechnya COMMENT: America must avoid the Chechnya trap
06/09/2003 Financial Times Tony Barber Israel Mideast trip may keep Berlusconi out of court
05/28/2003 Financial Times Andrew Jack Russia Putin brings the world to St Petersburg to push closer links with the west
05/26/2003 Financial Times Andrew Jack Chechnya Chechnya likely to overshadow forthcoming EU-Russia summit
04/28/2003 Financial Times Judy Dempsey LEGALITY Germany and France to water down defence plan
03/26/2003 Financial Times James Blitz in London and James Harding in Washington Irak Blair to press Bush over UN role
03/20/2003 Financial Times Guy Dinmore and Peronet Despeignes in Washington and Henry Hamman in Miami Irak UN to have no political power in postwar Iraq
03/12/2003 Financial Times Roula Khalaf Irak IRAQI OFFICIALS 'DISCUSSED EXILE PLANS WITH UAE'
01/22/2003 Financial Times Chechnya CHECHEN REBEL LEADERS LOOK TO COMPROMISE
12/11/2002 Financial Times Andrew Ward in Seoul North Korea North Korea slave camps disclosed
12/05/2002 Financial Times Radicals Cybermen
11/13/2002 Financial Times Shawn Donnan and Taufan Hidayat in Jakarta Asia Aceh rebels close to ceasefire deal despite military siege
11/03/2002 Financial Times Sharmila Devil in Jerusalem Israel HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT: SUICIDE BOMB ATTACKS 'ARE CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY'
10/07/2002 Financial Times Edward Luce India PEACE EFFORTS HAVE BEEN REPAID WITH VIOLENCE, SAYS INDIAN PM
09/04/2002 Financial Times ROULA KHALAF Egypt The many who feel they suffer for the few
07/27/2002 Financial Times John Congreve East Turkestan Enter the dragon
07/10/2002 Financial Times European Federalism Malfunction
07/05/2002 Financial Times Holly Yeager Death Penalty Court rulings prompt tough questions about death penalty
05/31/2002 Financial Times Daniel Dombey Privacy EUROPE: EU deal agreed on internet privacy
05/30/2002 Financial Times Alison Maitland and Michael Mann Environment Challenge to a voluntary preserve
05/30/2002 Financial Times Peter Marsh Environment Progress on a long and windy road
05/28/2002 Financial Times Tunisia TUNISIAN FARCE
05/11/2002 Financial Times David Gardner Islam And Democracy Thirsting for a vote
03/12/2002 Financial Times Amy Kazmin Vietnam ASIA-PACIFIC: Tensions rise over Vietnam's highland refugees: Hanoi's demand for the return from Cambodia of Montagnard asylum-seekers has sparked US concern, says Amy Kazmin
02/08/2002 Financial Times Kerin Hope Radicals Albanian prime minister to settle party feud
01/29/2002 Financial Times David Gardner Globalisation The imperious need for political reform in the Arab world
12/15/2001 Financial Times Andrew Gowers, Robert Cottrell and Andrew Jack Chechnya INTERVIEW WITH VLADIMIR PUTIN
11/27/2001 Financial Times Andrew Ward North Korea Gunfire underlines strain between two Koreas
11/14/2001 Financial Times Michael Mann in Brussels Privacy MEPs REJECT EU RULES ON UNSOLICITED E-MAIL