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• Now comes the pain
  

  Greece’s new austerity measures may prove to be enough—if they are fully implemented (59)

• • • Let the Greeks ruin themselves, says Germany
    (732)
  • • "We're not asking for a bail-out": The Economist interviews George Papandreou
  • • The crisis in Spain
    (31)
  • • Time for a European Monetary Fund?
    (12)
  • • Greece's booming corruption industry
    • | Der Spiegel

Iceland's debt dispute

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  The Icesave referendum

  The ramifications of a no vote may not be pleasant - Mar 4th 2010 (17)

• • • Reader debate: Should Iceland have accepted the debt-repayment deal?
    (37)
  • • "You stole our assets, we froze your asses!"
    • | BBC

The new Turkey

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  Past imperfect, present tense

  The US comes a step closer to accusing Turkey of genocide (236)

• • • Turkey's alleged coup plotters
    (132)
  • • Turkey-Armenia relations are growing frosty again
    (130)
  • • Coups away
    (115)
  • • Is Turkey leaving the West?
    • | Foreign Affairs

The decline of ETA

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  Not quite as deadly

  A timeline of ETA's violent campaign for a Basque homeland (18)

• • • More high-level captures point to a systematic weakening of ETA
    (9)

Politics in the Balkans

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  Stand and deliver

  More arrests and court cases revive bad Balkan memories (16)

• • • Rumours of a Russian base in Serbia
    (10)
  • • Croatia's new president bodes well
    (3)
  • • Why the Balkans needs Catherine Ashton
    • | European Council on Foreign Relations

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