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Israeli arrest in abduction of three youths is made public

By Steven Erlanger Aug. 6, 2014

JERUSALEM — Israel arrested a Palestinian last month accused of being the prime mover in the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teenagers in June, it emerged from court papers on Tuesday. The abduction set off the most recent conflict with Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

World and Nation

Little optimism as Iranian nuclear talks reconvene

By Steven Erlanger Feb. 18, 2014

VIENNA — Talks with Iran over a permanent agreement on its nuclear program begin Tuesday in Vienna, but there is little immediate optimism over a negotiation that is expected to last up to a year.

World and Nation

British intelligence chiefs say Snowden leaks hurt safety

By Steven Erlanger Nov. 8, 2013

LONDON — Britain’s intelligence chiefs, in unprecedented public testimony before Parliament, said Thursday that the published leaks of secret documents stolen by Edward J. Snowden, the former U.S. intelligence analyst, had damaged their ability to keep Britain safe.

World and Nation

To aid Syria rebels, France urges end to arms embargo

By Steven Erlanger Mar. 15, 2013

BRUSSELS — France, joining Britain, is urging its European Union partners to meet this month and end an arms embargo on Syria, to allow weapons to be sent to the opposition there.

World and Nation

French jets bomb Islamist militants in Mali’s north

By Steven Erlanger Feb. 5, 2013

PARIS — French warplanes bombed Islamist militant bases and depots deep into northern Mali to disrupt their supply routes, French officials said Monday, as secular Tuareg rebels in northern Mali said they had captured two Islamist commanders near the Algerian border.

World and Nation

France and Germany mark a milestone

By Melissa Eddy and Steven Erlanger Jan. 23, 2013

BERLIN — France and Germany recently issued a joint postage stamp as part of a yearlong celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Elysee Treaty, the landmark agreement between the two former enemies.

World and Nation

European Central Bank moves aggressively to ease euro crisis

By Jack Ewing and Steven Erlanger Sep. 7, 2012

FRANKFURT, Germany — The European Central Bank on Thursday took its most ambitious step yet toward easing the eurozone crisis, throwing its unlimited financial clout behind an effort to protect Spain and Italy from financial collapse.

World and Nation

Europeans to debate further aid for Greece, encourage path to reform

By Steven Erlanger Aug. 24, 2012

PARIS — Vacation is over early this year in the eurozone, with Greece and its shaky future back on the table and Spain waiting in the wings to ask for help from European bailout funds.

World and Nation

France and Greece poised for crucial votes on Sunday

By Steven Erlanger May. 4, 2012

PARIS — France and Greece vote Sunday in elections that will be closely watched for the future of the European Union and the euro. The votes will once again highlight the emerging crux of the euro crisis: Will democratic politics offer a solution to the economic crisis or just make it worse?

World and Nation

With elections days away, Sarkozy’s outlook grows dim

By Steven Erlanger Apr. 20, 2012

PARIS — The candidate — energetic, bold, indefatigable — is sure he will win, aides say, as he pulls energy from his big crowds.

World and Nation

Presidential rivals Sarkozy and Hollande trade attacks

By Steven Erlanger Apr. 6, 2012

PARIS — The French presidential election finally began to heat up on Thursday, less than three weeks before the first round of voting, with President Nicolas Sarkozy accusing his Socialist rival, Francois Hollande, of “promising a festival of new spending that no one knows how to pay for” and risking turning France into Greece or Spain.

World and Nation

Wounded journalists appeal for evacuation from Homs

By Maia De La Baume and Steven Erlanger Feb. 24, 2012

PARIS — A French reporter wounded in the Syrian government’s bombardment of Homs made a video appeal on Thursday for a cease-fire and evacuation for urgent medical attention.

News

Chasm threatens EU economic bloc

By Steven Erlanger Dec. 3, 2010

LISBON — Sara Vale Lima, sales manager at Eical, a Portuguese textile company, feels suffocated by the euro. The common currency once meant flush banks and easy credit, but these days it has laid bare a cold reality: Portugal shares the high wages and prices of richer northern European neighbors, but not their competitiveness.

World and Nation

Tehran Rejects Nuclear Accord, Officials Report

By David E. Sanger and Steven Erlanger Oct. 30, 2009

Iran told the U.N. nuclear watchdog on Thursday that it would not accept a plan its negotiators agreed to last week to send its stockpile of uranium out of the country, according to diplomats in Europe and U.S. officials briefed on Iran’s response.

World and Nation

Iran Agrees to Key Concessions On Nuclear Fuel

By Steven Erlanger and Mark Landler Oct. 2, 2009

Iran agreed on Thursday in talks with the United States and other major powers to open its newly revealed uranium enrichment plant near Qum to international inspection in the next two weeks and to send most of its openly declared enriched uranium to Russia to be turned into fuel for a small reactor that produces medical isotopes, senior U.S. and other Western officials said.

World and Nation

Europe’s Socialists Suffering Even in Bad Capitalist Times

By Steven Erlanger Sep. 29, 2009

A specter is haunting Europe – the specter of socialism’s slow collapse.

World and Nation

Shorts (left)

By Steven Erlanger Mar. 31, 2009

They are an extremely odd couple — he is short and hyperactive, she is dour and shy. He believes in the power of the state and big interventions; she believes in a softer role for the state, guiding and prodding the market. Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel don’t even get along very well, aides to both leaders say. He has made fun of her accent in private meetings, the aides say, and she says he is self-centered and impetuous.

World and Nation

Egypt Accused of Complacency in Hamas Weapon, Money Smuggling

By Steven Erlanger Nov. 9, 2007

Israel says Egypt is doing far too little to stop the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip, from smuggling weapons, militants and cash into the area from Egypt, and is appealing to Cairo to do more.

World and Nation

Facing Wide Criticism, Israel Opens Fuel Lines to Gaza Strip Temporarily

By Steven Erlanger Jan. 23, 2008

After widespread criticism of its decision to cut off supplies of industrial diesel oil required to run a power station that serves Gaza City and its hospitals, Israel resumed fuel shipments on Tuesday on what it said would be a temporary basis.

World and Nation

Talks Between Israeli and Palestinian Leaders Show Little Promise of Peace

By Helene Cooper and Steven Erlanger Feb. 20, 2007

An American-sponsored meeting between Israeli and Palestinian leaders meant to start a new peace initiative after six years ended Monday with little more concrete than a promise to meet again.

World and Nation

Israelis and Palestinians Try to Plan Peace Talks as Bush Outlines Speech

By Helene Cooper and Steven Erlanger Nov. 27, 2007

Israeli and Palestinian negotiators made progress on Monday toward completing a joint statement for the planned Middle East peace conference in Annapolis, Md., and President Bush appeared ready to paper over remaining differences between the two sides with his planned speech on Tuesday.

World and Nation

Hamas Aligns With Fatah But Fate Of Foreign Aid Remains in Doubt

By Steven Erlanger Mar. 16, 2007

The Hamas-led Palestinian government, boycotted by the West since its election more than a year ago because of Hamas' support of terrorism, announced on Thursday a unity coalition with the more moderate Fatah movement in hopes of ending the boycott.

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