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Newsline 31.10.2011 | 17:15 UTC  
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Europe
Economy
China stops short of pledging cash help for eurozone
Chinese President Hu Jintao has begun a three-day visit to Austria, assuring leaders that they can overcome economic crisis. But questions remain about the extent to which China will contribute to the recovery effort.
Opinion: Has the ECB strayed from the path of virtue?
Chinese investment in Europe not a 'question of choice'
Euro rescue postponed yet again, Italy fails to agree on reforms
German president assuages Japanese fears over euro crisis
World
United Nations
UNESCO recognizes Palestine as full member
In a vote of UNESCO's general assembly on Paris, delegates admitted Palestine as a full member to the United Nations cultural body. The move was slammed by Israel and the United States as counterproductive.
Peace process in the balance after Palestinian statehood bid
'No shortcut' to peace in Middle East, says Obama
Palestinian refugees question ramifications of statehood
Arab World
Mission accomplished?: Taking stock of NATO's Libya legacy
With Gadhafi and his troops now finally defeated, NATO's intervention in the skies above Libya appears to have been a success. But the mission was risky, and may not be a good model for the future.
Germany faces questions over alleged spy agency involvement in Libya
Debate begins over how history will view NATO's intervention in Libya
World leaders look to new Libyan future after Gadhafi's death
Arab World
Arab League awaits Syrian response on plan to end unrest
The Arab League has handed Syrian officials a plan to end seven months of increasingly violent unrest as protesters call for the toppling of President Bashar al-Assad. Damascus was expected to respond on Monday.
Syria warns against Western intervention
Syrian opposition seeks momentum after Gadhafi's death
Syria promises new constitution as UN warns of civil war
Russia and China veto new sanctions against the Syrian regime
 
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