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Libyan commander's lawyers serve papers on former minister over alleged role in handing him over to Gaddafi regime.
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Spanish judge best known for pursuing human rights violators finds himself answering charges of abusing authority.
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Iraq: US troops leave
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British prime minister makes first visit to Kremlin since relations soured over former Russian spy's murder in London.
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Transcript: Europe and the Arab revolutions
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UK in North Africa: Myths and contradictions
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Europeans divided on Israel
A poll conducted in Europe reveals growing disconnect between governments and people over the policy on Israel.
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Anger over UK MP's abuse comments
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