Artist favourite for Bafta prize

bbc 12-FEB-12

Stephen Harper ends 'very successful' China trade mission

montrealgazette 11-FEB-12

Syria: Tanks storm Homs amid fears of ground invasion

telegraph 10-FEB-12

U.S. visit marks 11th-hour test for China's heir apparent

montrealgazette 10-FEB-12

Canada's trade surplus jumps in December

montrealgazette 10-FEB-12

Iran turns to barter for food as sanctions cripple imports

cyprus 09-FEB-12

Kremlin Defends Its Veto at UN on Syria

voanews 09-FEB-12

Falkland Islands: Penguins, tea and tensions

cnn 09-FEB-12

Cubans say U.S. embargo a failure at 50

antiguanews 08-FEB-12

Cuba cancels national cycling tour again for economic constraints

xinhuanet_en 07-FEB-12

Syria's cry for help as Bashar al Assad's forces 'launch major offensive in Homs'

telegraph 06-FEB-12

Sauli Niinistö: from tragedy to the presidency

euronews 06-FEB-12

Why China, Russia won't condemn Syria

cnn 05-FEB-12

Edited by Steven Stenzler :Expert Claims China Must Excel at“Fair Charging” in U.S.-China Military Affairs

watchingamerica 03-FEB-12

Obama says U.S., Georgia exploring free trade pact

reuters 30-JAN-12

Arab League suspends mission in Syria

cnn 28-JAN-12

US weapons for future include key relics of past (AP)

news 28-JAN-12

Security Council to discuss Syria crisis

aljazeera 27-JAN-12

:Can a Businessman Make a Good Politician?

watchingamerica 26-JAN-12

Egyptians mass in Tahrir to honour uprising

aljazeera 25-JAN-12

Candidates to face off in Florida

bbc 24-JAN-12

Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations (AP)

news 24-JAN-12

Q&A: What next for the Republican race?

independent 23-JAN-12

Report: OPEC wants to stay out of Iran-West spat (AP)

news 22-JAN-12

Burma: Crowds cheer Suu Kyi as she registers for poll

independent 19-JAN-12

Navy spy caper could be linked to Arctic territorial dispute expert

montrealgazette 18-JAN-12

Stratford-upon-Tokyo: A Shakespeare theme park in Japan

telegraph 14-JAN-12

Syrian Troops Fire on Protesters, Activists Say

ABCnews 09-JAN-12

The Darkest Hour (12A)

themirror 08-JAN-12

Afghan solution

TheFrontierPost 07-JAN-12

Budget tight, U.S. unveils slimmer military

CBSnews 06-JAN-12

Edited by Mark DeLucas :Reload Overload

watchingamerica 06-JAN-12

Obama unveils new military shaped by budget cuts

phantis 05-JAN-12

19:06 EU 'agrees' Iran crude embargo

irishtimes 04-JAN-12

Japanese Lawmakers Visit Island Also Claimed by China

voanews 03-JAN-12

EU must stop pretending it can change Russia

japantimes 02-JAN-12

Russian nuclear sub catches fire during repairs

montrealgazette 29-DEC-11

North Koreans weep at sight of Kim Jong-il's coffin

telegraph 28-DEC-11

Putin promises 'transparent' vote

independent 28-DEC-11

North Korea to hold Kim funeral

bbc 27-DEC-11

Japan, China talk about Koreas

cnn 26-DEC-11

N. Korea welcomes South's delegations

cnn 23-DEC-11

Russia and US clash over NATO bombing probe (AP)

news 23-DEC-11

South Korea showing no animosity to North, president says

cnn 22-DEC-11

Havel makes last journey 10:19 Playwright-president Vaclav Havel will lie in state in Prague until his funeral on Friday

irishtimes 21-DEC-11

Syria signs Arab League plan

cnn 20-DEC-11

Russia asks Nato to investigate civilian deaths in Libya from bombing campaign

dailymail 20-DEC-11

North Korea's 'Dear Leader' Kim Jong-il dies aged 69

telegraph 19-DEC-11

Czechs mourn death of Vaclav Havel

telegraph 19-DEC-11

Czech statesman Vaclav Havel dies

bbc 18-DEC-11

Russians 'to quit Londongrad' if Putin loses March election

dailymail 17-DEC-11

The gall of Gaul! Now France's finance minister joins attack on British economy further exposing strained relations

dailymail 16-DEC-11

WTO approves Russia's membership after marathon (Reuters)

news 16-DEC-11

Atheist intellectual Christopher Hitchens dead at 62 (Reuters)

news 16-DEC-11

Russia election: Putin accepts 'lawful' protests

phantis 15-DEC-11

Satellite pictures China carrier

bbc 15-DEC-11

Can the world live with a near-nuclear Iran?

cnn 14-DEC-11

After Russian Vote, Putin Claims Clinton Incited Unrest

IHT 13-DEC-11

U.S. asks Iran to return spy drone

latimes 13-DEC-11

Moscow protests: is this the start of the Russian Spring?

telegraph 12-DEC-11

S. Sudanese graduates in Kenya call for education reform

sudantribune 12-DEC-11

09:41 New UN climate deal agreed at Durban talks

irishtimes 11-DEC-11

Noriega bound for Panama after 22-year absence

aljazeera 11-DEC-11

Thousands across Russia protest poll fraud

aljazeera 10-DEC-11

UN receives request to condemn U.S. drone flights over Iran

xinhuanet_en 10-DEC-11

Moscow prepares for protest day over elections

euronews 09-DEC-11

Putin accuses U.S. of encouraging Russia election protests

cnn 08-DEC-11

Gül [-asserted]: Everyone should remember that the era of the Cold War is over. Human rights violations and using the military against civilians have no place in this world,

trendnews 07-FEB-12

Gysi [-said]: The Constitutional Protection Office hasn’t picked up on the fact that the world has changed. They haven’t learned that there were eight murders by right-wing terrorists. They haven’t figured out that the Cold War is over,

hurriyetdailynews 30-JAN-12

Lavrov [said:]: I don’t think that there are reasons to talk that we are on the brink of a new wave of arms race and the Cold War. The Cold War is over long time ago. We are no longer enemies. Confrontation is for sure not our choice, and I don’t think that intelligent politicians in U.S. want any confrontation either

watchingamerica 26-JAN-12

James Hardy [ said]: Compared to the Cold War position that the U.S. had, there's no comparison in terms of boots on the ground and force posture,

news 26-JAN-12

Ivanov [-wrote]: In a certain sense, it can be said that McFaul and his Russian counterparts are facing more difficult tasks than those that existed at the time of the Cold War,

rt 20-JAN-12

Lavrov [-said]: I don’t think that we are on the threshold of ‘any arms race’ or the Cold War,

itartass_en 18-JAN-12

Obama [-said]: We'll continue to get rid of outdated Cold War-era systems so that we can invest in the capabilities that we need for the future, including intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, counterterrorism, countering weapons of mass destruction and the ability to operate in environments where adversaries try to deny us access,

defensenews 06-JAN-12

Obama [-said]: We'll continue to get rid of outdated Cold War-era systems, so that we can invest in the capabilities we need for the future, including intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance; counterterrorism; countering weapons of mass destruction; and the ability to operate in environments where adversaries try to deny us access,

trendnews 05-JAN-12

Davutoglu [-said]: We are determined to prevent a regional Cold War. Sectarian regional tensions would be suicide for the whole region,

reuters 04-JAN-12

Davutoğlu [-told]: All we are trying to do in the region right now is to prevent the circumstances of another Cold War all over again,

todayszaman 26-DEC-11

Aleksandr Lukashevich [ says]: restricting Internet freedom The bill would ultimately block the export of American software and hardware to the counties on the blacklist. A license would be required to export products when the end-user was a government. It seems as if some members of the American establishment are taking a confrontational mentality and surviving schemes of the Cold War to web technologies. The US is again trying to take the role of the supreme regulator and ‘the ruler of destinies,’

rt 19-DEC-11

Medvedev [-said]: When on the next or the second day [after the elections]... there are rebukes in the worst traditions of the Cold War, it is inadmissible. It is not a reset at all,

irishsun 18-DEC-11

Medvedev [-said]: When on the next or the second day [after the elections] there are rebukes in the worst traditions of the Cold War, it is inadmissible. It is not a reset at all,

globalsecurity 17-DEC-11

Medvedev [-said]: When on the next or the second day [after the elections]… there are rebukes in the worst traditions of the Cold War, it is inadmissible. It is not a reset at all,

rian 17-DEC-11

Medvedev [-said]: When we hear lectures in the worst traditions of the Cold War, it causes indignation,

ABCnews 17-DEC-11

Gates [-said]: ...if current trends in the decline of European defense capabilities are not halted and reversed, future U.S. political leadersthose for whom the Cold War was not the formative experience that it was for memay not consider the return on America's investment in NATO worth the cost,

ibtimes 14-DEC-11

Martin Schulz [said:]: With his novel, 20 years after German unification, Maxim Leo makes a contribution to bringing together those parts of Germany which have been separated during the Cold War and to improving the understanding between the two of them.

pse 08-DEC-11

Schwarzenberg [-said]: Anti-missile defence is really needed. I think the Russian view is from the Cold War era and is really wrong,

ceskenoviny 07-DEC-11

Jonathan Evans [said that:]: since the end of the Cold War we have seen no decrease in the numbers of undeclared Russian intelligence officers in the UK - at the Russian Embassy and associated organisations - conducting covert activity in this country

bbc 29-NOV-11

Romney [-declared that]: manage China to avoid a 21st Century Cold War.

news 14-NOV-11

Beazley [-said]: The ANZUS alliance is the one structure set up during the course of the Cold War, as part of the U.S. extended deterrence system, where the engagement between the United States and the other treaty partner has intensified since the end of the Cold War as opposed to being wandering around looking for a mission and perhaps falling by the wayside, which has been the fate of so many others,

voanews 08-NOV-11

Obama [ said]: The existence of thousands of nuclear weapons is the most dangerous legacy of the Cold War,

koreatimes 31-OCT-11

Lavrov [-also mentioned that]: miss an opportunity to move beyond the Cold War.

rt 21-OCT-11

Shuvalov [-said]: We hope that the only remnant of the Cold War, the Jackson-Vanik Amendment, would be cancelled with the assistance of the American business community,

rt 05-OCT-11

Clinton [ said]: At the end of the Cold War, the United States joined together with other nations in the Chemical Weapons Convention to state in unequivocal terms that we will end our chemical weapons programs and destroy existing stockpiles, precursor chemicals, production facilities and weapons delivery systems

kuna 03-OCT-11

Mullen [-told]: We haven’t had a connection with Iran since 1979. Even in the darkest days of the Cold War, we had links to the Soviet Union,

khaleejtimes 29-SEP-11

Mullen [-told]: We haven't had a connection with Iran since 1979. Even in the darkest days of the Cold War, we had links to the Soviet Union,

timesofmalta 28-SEP-11

Mullen [-said]: Even in the darkest days of the Cold War, U.S. officials could still talk with the Soviets,

AP 23-SEP-11

Clapper [-said]: If you hark back to the Cold War days, it was much easier for us to raise and have a cadre of highly qualified linguists say in Russian and East European languages which comes to our people much more naturally than to these Mideast languages,

thestar 20-SEP-11

Buchanan [ asks]: Is the Senate trying to reignite the Cold War?

ruvr 31-AUG-11

Harper [-said]: During the Cold War, many apologists for the Communist regime tried to convince the world that their ideology was superior,

CBC 13-AUG-11

Mullen [-said]: During his tenure as chairman, he skillfully shepherded our military through the early years of the post-Cold War era, helping to redefine both U.S. and NATO relationships with former members of the Warsaw Pact, while crafting a vision for our military that vastly improved its joint capabilities and interoperability, efforts that continue to make a difference around the world today,

upi 24-JUL-11

Nino Burjanadze [says:]: The official accusations against these people sound so absurd that hardly anyone would believe them. Saakashvili’s regime explains all Georgia’s hardships by intrigues of Russian spies, but this is mere nonsense. It all resembles the time of the Cold War.

ruvr 12-JUL-11

Kremenyuk [-told]: Verbally, yes, because it was a two-year-old proposal by the new Secretary General of Data, this was and still is the position of President Obama, this is the position of President Medvedev. So, it’s a bit ridiculous situation, when all sides agree that they can together build a robust joint system, which may be regarded as a shield for the whole area and protection from any possible attack from any direction. But at the same time, when it comes to details, the remnants of the Cold War mistrust and suspic

ruvr 16-JUN-11

Gates [-said]: Indeed, if current trends in the decline of European defense capabilities are not halted and reversed, future U.S. political leaders — those for whom the Cold War was not the formative experience that it was for me — may not consider the return on America’s investment in NATO worth the cost,

watchingamerica 15-JUN-11

Gates [ said]: Indeed, if current trends in the decline of European defence capabilities are not halted and reversed, future U.S. political leaders — those for whom the Cold War was not the formative experience that it was for me — may not consider the return on America's investment in NATO worth the cost,

montrealgazette 10-JUN-11

Panetta [-declared]: We are no longer in the Cold War,

globalsecurity 10-JUN-11

Gates [-told]: Future U.S. political leaders — those for whom the Cold War was not the formative experience that it was for me — may not consider the return on America's investment in NATO worth the cost,

CBC 10-JUN-11

Cirincione [-pointed out that]: back to Cold War levels.

watchingamerica 09-JUN-11

Rasmussen [-said]: I do agree that we still need a greater degree of mutual confidence and trust. This is understandable following the legacy of the Cold War - long over in reality but still perhaps lingering in the minds of some people here and there,

kyivpost 07-JUN-11

Biden [said:]: the post-Cold War world...is more stable and secure

news 04-JUN-11

Dmitry Medvedev [said:]: I look upon President Obama as my colleague and friend. I hope that he will dot all the i’s as regards the aim of this program. If it is really aimed against Russia, Russia will have to respond by building up its strike force. However, this would be a bad scenario that would throw us back to the time of the Cold War.

ruvr 25-MAY-11

Gates [-said]: We're not going to see a return to Cold War-level defense budgets,

CBSnews 25-MAY-11

Medvedev [-said]: This is a very bad scenario, which throws us back to the period of the Cold War,

time 25-MAY-11

Brown [ said]: There is a sense that ever since the end of the Cold War, there has been less of a focus on Europe, that it is no longer the fulcrum of world politics, which it was 25 years or so ago,

cnn 24-MAY-11

Jim Steinberg [ said]: We want to send a message in a post-Cold War world that the Arctic is a region of cooperation, not conflict,

news 11-MAY-11

Richardson [-explains]: The Bilderberg was a product of its time, with a significance in the Cold War and the emergence of NATO. Its members still share a common commitment to the Anglo-Saxon business and governance frameworks,

thelocal 11-MAY-11

Steinberg [ said]: In the broadest terms, we want to send a strong message that in the post-Cold War world, the Arctic is a region of cooperation, not conflict,

voanews 10-MAY-11

Clinton [-said]: I testified before Congress a few weeks ago. I said we are losing the war of ideas because we are not in the arena the way we were in the Cold War,

CBSnews 10-MAY-11

Clinton [-said]: We are losing the war of ideas because we are not in the arena the way we were in the Cold War,

news 10-MAY-11

Gonsalves [-told]: Foreign relations is a highly sophisticated...business. There are some people who want to look at foreign policy as in the Cold War,

antiguanews 04-MAY-11

Harper [-told]: The NDP approach to issues like trade has not changed since the Cold War. It is an ideological throwback. Bad for the economy. Bad for Canada.

news 29-APR-11

Gates [-said]: In the days of the Cold War it seemed to me the world was a lot simpler,

trust 29-APR-11

Kadhafi [-recalled]: Libya has settled peacefully all outstanding issues related to the Cold War and has solved the problem of the continental shelf with neighboring countries, using international arbitration, then joined the international coalition against terrorism, while its services had contributed effectively with other international bodies to counter the dangers of terrorism and extremism,

afriquejet 30-MAR-11

Gates [-said]: Since the end of the Cold War, there have been some periodic problems, but overall the direction of the relationship has been towards closer partnership, closer working together,

peopledaily 23-MAR-11

Gates [-told]: I would say that since the end of the Cold War there've been some periodic problems, but overall the direction of the relationship has been towards closer partnership, closer working together,

russiatoday 22-MAR-11

Gates [-told]: In the days of the Cold War, it seemed the world was a lot simpler,

cnn 21-MAR-11

Rhodes [ said]: shifts the dynamic in the region whereby we’re not stuck in the same debate about something that happened decades ago or kind of Cold War mentalities around the nature of U.S. leadership,

news 18-MAR-11

Biden [-said]: I think our biggest challenge remains getting over Cold War assumptions about Russian and American motivations in the world. The more contact Russians and American have with each other, the more quickly these outdated assumptions will end,

sabanews 09-MAR-11

Davutoğlu [said:]: Actually we don't understand why. It is not understandable, when we consider the EU's basic values as well as Turkey's historical relations with its allies. We are a part of Europe in the historical aspect. There are some European countries that cannot even write their own history without our archives. Nobody can deny the role of Turkey in winning the Cold War. We defended Europe during the Cold War era, but some Europeans think we should stay in NATO and not join the EU. They don't understand Turkey: Turke

hurriyetdailynews 06-MAR-11

Rudd [-said]: , it's trying to move the international community away from the 'Cold War' concept of either this or that,

peopledaily 26-FEB-11

Çelik [-told]: I believe that all of our public institutions, primarily the TSK, need to adapt to the post-Cold War era. The TSK must get rid of the rotten eggs if it has any, and I believe it has,

hurriyetdailynews 17-FEB-11

Clinton [-said]: Number one, because in the aftermath of the Cold War, the United States had to redefine its relationship with Europe and with NATO. And that all of our pretentions that the crumbling of communism would lead to a great burst of enlightened democracy, freedom, prosperity and security would have looked like a fraud,

voanews 15-FEB-11