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The Arab Spring - what now?
Libya's 2011 revolution ... in 2 minutes
Arab Spring - and now the morning after
Food, Water and Energy
India’s nexus between resources, climate change - and stability
Food security: an unfashionable subject often taken for granted
Energy security and NATO: a view from Washington
Nature's forces and the armed forces
Energy and the environment: the good, the bad and the worrying
Threats from within
Thoughts of a former extremist
Homegrown terrorism: how the EU sees it
What terror attacks tell us: the German example
The economic downturn: a boon for home-grown terrorists?
Terror, coercion and foreign policy
Homegrown terrorism in pictures
Homegrown failure: why the domestic terror threat is overblown
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January - Hitting where it hurts.
The European Union adopts a trading embargo against Iran in protest at the country's continued efforts to enrich uranium.
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February - Old faces, new faces.
In Yemen, President Saleh finally leaves power after over 30 years.
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March - The return of a familiar face.
Vladimir Putin wins presidential elections in Russia on 4 March.
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April - You can run, but you can't hide.
Former Liberian President Charles Taylor is found guilty in the a special UN-backed court in the Hague on 11 counts of aiding and abetting war crimes and crimes against humanity during the Sierra Leone civil war.
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May - It's the biggest ever.
The NATO summit in Chicago brings the biggest ever number of countries together at an Alliance Summit.
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June - Escalating and degenerating.
In the same month that the UN declares the conflict in Syria 'a civil war, Syrian forces shoot down a Turkish jet. NATO meets under Article 4 at Turkey’s request to discuss the incident and its implications.
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July - Small islands, big dispute?
Japan lodges a formal protest with China after the latter's patrol boats appeared near the disputed Senkaku Islands (or Diaoyu islands as they are known in China).
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August - Voting with their feet.
Syrian Prime Minister Riad Hijab and his family defect to Jordan to join the opposition. Not far behind is General Muhammed Ahmed Faris, a military aviator who became the first Syrian in space, who defects to Turkey.
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September - Planned or not, a tragedy.
On September 11, armed gunmen storm the American consulate in Benghazi. The U.S. ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and three other embassy officials die in the attack.
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October - Free to change.
Free elections take place in Georgia on 1 October 2012, with the opposition winning power.
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January - Hitting where it hurts.
The European Union adopts a trading embargo against Iran in protest at the country's continued efforts to enrich uranium.
© Reuters
February - Old faces, new faces.
In Yemen, President Saleh finally leaves power after over 30 years.
© Reuters
March - The return of a familiar face.
Vladimir Putin wins presidential elections in Russia on 4 March.
© Reuters
April - You can run, but you can't hide.
Former Liberian President Charles Taylor is found guilty in the a special UN-backed court in the Hague on 11 counts of aiding and abetting war crimes and crimes against humanity during the Sierra Leone civil war.
© Reuters
May - It's the biggest ever.
The NATO summit in Chicago brings the biggest ever number of countries together at an Alliance Summit.
© Reuters
June - Escalating and degenerating.
In the same month that the UN declares the conflict in Syria 'a civil war, Syrian forces shoot down a Turkish jet. NATO meets under Article 4 at Turkey’s request to discuss the incident and its implications.
© Reuters
July - Small islands, big dispute?
Japan lodges a formal protest with China after the latter's patrol boats appeared near the disputed Senkaku Islands (or Diaoyu islands as they are known in China).
© Reuters
August - Voting with their feet.
Syrian Prime Minister Riad Hijab and his family defect to Jordan to join the opposition. Not far behind is General Muhammed Ahmed Faris, a military aviator who became the first Syrian in space, who defects to Turkey.
© Reuters
September - Planned or not, a tragedy.
On September 11, armed gunmen storm the American consulate in Benghazi. The U.S. ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and three other embassy officials die in the attack.
© Reuters
October - Free to change.
Free elections take place in Georgia on 1 October 2012, with the opposition winning power.
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November - New hope, new challenges?
President Barack Obama is re-elected shortly after Hurricane Sandy batters the US' East Coast.
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December - Getting closer?
North Korea’s successful launch of a rocket seemingly shows the country inching closer toward developing the expertise necessary to build an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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