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EU Embargo on Iran Oil is Peace Measure, Says Confused British Official

by John Glaser | Jan 24, 2012

The European Union embargo on Iranian oil imports that was pushed for aggressively by the U.S. is aimed at reducing the risk of conflict and stressing the need for peace talks, according to British Foreign Secretary William Hague. "This is not a set of actions...

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EU Agrees on ‘Gradual’ Iran Oil Embargo

by Jason Ditz | Jan 23, 2012

EU Agrees on ‘Gradual’ Iran Oil Embargo | FMs: Full oil ban to be in place by July

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Greece Pushes Back Against Cutting Off Iranian Oil Imports

by John Glaser | Jan 21, 2012

Greece is pleading with its allies in the European Union to ease the forthcoming complete ban on Iranian-imported oil, complicating a U.S.-led international sanctions regime aimed at crippling Iran's economy and political leadership. EU diplomats are confident that...

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EU Ban on Iranian Oil Will Harm Troubled European Economies

by John Glaser | Jan 12, 2012

A European Union oil embargo on Iran, pushed stringently by the United States, is likely to be delayed for six months to let economically troubled countries such as Greece, Italy and Spain find alternative supplies, according to an EU official. The harsh sanctions on...

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Oil Nears 8-Month High as EU Nears Ban on Iran Trade

by Jason Ditz | Jan 4, 2012

Oil Nears 8-Month High as EU Nears Ban on Iran Trade | EU move forces nations to seek alternative supplies

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EU FMs Fail to Agree on Iran Oil Embargo

by Jason Ditz | Dec 1, 2011

EU FMs Fail to Agree on Iran Oil Embargo | Britain said Syrian crackdown was reason to embargo Iran

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NATO ‘Deeply Concerned’ as Kosovar Serbs Don’t Remove Roadblocks

by Jason Ditz | Dec 1, 2011

NATO ‘Deeply Concerned’ as Kosovar Serbs Don’t Remove Roadblocks | EU split on whether or not to punish Serbia for ethnic Serb protests

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EU Angered as Iran Allows Access to IAEA Inspectors

by Jason Ditz | Aug 23, 2011

EU Angered as Iran Allows Access to IAEA Inspectors | Top inspector allowed to tour all facilities

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Claims: Palestinians May ‘Soften’ Statehood Bid at UN

by Jason Ditz | Aug 17, 2011

Claims: Palestinians May ‘Soften’ Statehood Bid at UN | Secret EU talks aim at compromise short of independence

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West Pushing for More Moves Against Syria

by Jason Ditz | May 17, 2011

West Pushing for More Moves Against Syria | France says growing support for UN resolution

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