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• PEACEKEEPERS IN FLIGHT

  At 6 a.m. last Thursday, Austrian Foreign Minister Michael Spindelegger called UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to report his government’s decision to pull out its troops from the Golan Heights, where they’re stationed to monitor the 40-year-old Israeli-...

• LEN’S LARGE LARGESSE

  We hear that Len Blavatnik, the multibillionaire owner of Warner Music Group, is going on a spending spree — of the philanthropic kind. If his recent giving is any indication, Gotham’s schools of higher ed may be in for a windfall. Last month Blavatnik d...

• PUPPY LOVE

  When author Katie Preston Toepfer was looking through old family photo albums, she was struck by some of the unique details of her parents’ wedding day. The best man was a Labrador, and the maid of honor a Dalmatian. “The photos just looked amazing to me...

• WORSE THAN A’JAD

  Iranians may soon regard Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s eight-year presidency as “the good old days” — for the man tipped to be imposed as the next president of the Islamic Republic has unveiled a program that could lead to harsher repression at home and more con...

• ENDING THE ‘SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP’

  Incredible is the word for the news that the Obama administration has warned Britain against betting on American backing if it withdraws from the European Union. In all of President Obama’s leftism, there is little so myopic as this. Yet that’s the news ...

World View

• Obama Arrives in Berlin Amid Trade Pact Hopes

  By William Boston, Harriet Tory and Susann Kreutzmann BERLIN—President Barack Obama and his family were welcomed to Berlin by cheering crowds Tuesday, as German industry called on him to throw his weight behind an ambitious trans-Atlantic free trade pact...

• The ins and outs of G-8 summit promises

  ENNISKILLEN, Northern Ireland – Group of Eight summit participants are powerful people: the leaders of the U.S., Russia, Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Canada and Japan, plus top officials from the European Union. But they only make promises. There's n...

• Slide Continues for European Auto Makers

  By Gilles Castonguay New car registrations in the European Union tumbled 5.9% in May over a year earlier to 1.04 million vehicles, the lowest for the month in 20 years. France's PSA Peugeot Citroën SA suffered the biggest percentage decline among the reg...

• EU parliament scraps Turkey visit this week

  BRUSSELS – The European Union has scrapped a parliamentary visit to Turkey following the Ankara government's stinging criticism of an EU resolution about the handling of Turkish protests. European parliamentarian Elmar Brok said that Wednesday's visit of...

• Assad says Europe will 'pay the price' if it arms Syrian rebels

  June 14, 2013: In this citizen journalism image provided by Edlib News Network, ENN, Syrian rebels stand on top of a tank they took after storming the Iskan military base in Idlib province, northern Syria. After weeks of fighting the rebels captured tank...

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• Obama Arrives in Berlin Amid Trade Pact Hopes

  By William Boston, Harriet Tory and Susann Kreutzmann BERLIN—President Barack Obama and his family were welcomed to Berlin by cheering crowds Tuesday, as German industry called on him to throw his weight behind an ambitious trans-Atlantic free trade pact...

• The ins and outs of G8 summit promises

  ENNISKILLEN, Northern Ireland: Group of Eight summit participants are powerful people: the leaders of the US, Russia, Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Canada and Japan, plus top officials from the European Union. But they only make promises. There's no a...

• Syrian Crisis Highlights Need to Merge NATO with the EU

  NATO was set up 64 years ago to defend Europe against the Soviet Union. The North Atlantic Treaty that created the Alliance hitched the United States' military might to the defense of Europe and ring-fenced the Soviet empire until it collapsed, leaving E...

• U.S.-EU Trade Negotiations Are a Rare Opportunity for the U.S. to Rein in the EU's Regulatory Reach

  As the United States and European Union gear up their trade negotiations, this much is clear: A trade pact between the two powers would be monumental. The two economies comprise half the world's economic output and represent a third of the world's trade ...

• European car sales lowest since 1993

  The slump in European car sales has reached a fresh nadir with the worst figures for May in 20 years, eroding manufacturers' faint hopes of a recovery after more than five years of decline. The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association said demand f...

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