Libya Oil: Libya To Export First Oil Since Rebel Deal
Libya is a major supplier of oil for Mediterranean refineries, and sustained oil exports from the country should lower Brent crude prices.
Tennessee To United Nations: Stay Out Of Our Elections
Tennessee lawmakers have approved a bill demanding that the United Nations refrain from monitoring elections in the state without permission from the U.S. Senate.
Libyan Rebels, Government Agree To Gradually Reopen Occupied Oil Ports
Two eastern ports are reopening, and further talks are planned to reopen other larger ports.
Is Venezuela The New Arab Spring? Why The Movement Resembles Egypt More Than Brazil
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Mr. Jomaa Goes To Washington: A Breath Of Fresh Air From Tunisia’s ‘Arab Spring’ Revolution
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Europe Has Several Possible Replacements For Russian Gas But All Are Risky, Expensive And Will Take Years To Develop
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UN Condemns Attempts To Export Oil From Libyan Rebels, Imposes Sanctions On Ships Involved In Illegal Trade
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The countries' new constitutions have provisions to protect intellectual property rights in an attempt to foster a “knowledge economy.”
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Libyan Parliament Sacks PM After Tanker Escapes Rebel-Held Port
Libyan rebels managed to export crude from the captured port and to avoid government forces.
Libya To Seize North Korean Oil Tanker At Rebel-Held Port
The North Korean-flagged oil tanker has docked at the port for several days.
Disappointing China Exports Halt Stocks, Hammer Commodities
Weakening Chinese economic data from the weekend affected markets on Monday.
In Ukraine Crisis, Italy’s Hunger For Russian Gas Weakens Western Coalition
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At The Water's Edge: U.S. Foreign Policy In Ukraine Crisis Must Be Bipartisan
Every foreign policy must be totally debated and the ‘loyal opposition’ is under special obligation to see that this occurs.”
Ukrainian Conflict Photos: The Kind Of Rebellion The West Wants To See
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The film was also said to be partly responsible for triggering an attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya.
NSA-Style: Tunisia Setting Up Counterterrorism Unit That Will Also Spy On Citizens
An intelligence-gathering program born in Arab Spring has watchers worried the country is headed back in the direction where the trouble began.
NATO Countries' 2013 Defense Spending Estimates Are Likely To Upset US Officials
With the majority of NATO forces withdrawing from Afghanistan by the end of 2014, the question is, what comes next for the alliance?
Palestinian Man Reaches 125th Birthday; Despite Poverty, Displacement And Violence, Arabs In Gaza, West Bank Have Long Lives
Al Toum was born in 1889 when the decaying Ottoman Empire ruled much of the Middle East.
Michele Bachmann: People Aren't Guilty About Women, So Hillary Clinton Won’t Be President
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New York Times Defaults To Insanity On Syria
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Obama Spars With Fox News Host Bill O'Reilly In Pre-Super Bowl Interview
O'Reilly told Obama that many people believed his campaign team sought to downplay the cause of insurgent attacks in Benghazi.
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Putin Regime Could Fall If Oil Price Drops To $60: Fund Manager Browder
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Tunisia’s $1 Billion Smuggling Problem
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Bridgeghazi Backlash: Conservatives Livid Over Hashtag For Chris Christie GWB Scandal
The #Bridgeghazi hashtag is being condemned by conservatives as liberals use it with glee - underscoring their polarized political lenses.
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