Given the extent to which the Eurozone crisis is being exported to its new members in East Europe, I think this divergence will only become more glaring.
The plans, intended to regenerate the town, which is described as the most deprived district in south-east England, will have to be approved by the Deputy Prime Minister, John Prescott.
South Korea's foreign minister told MPs on Thursday that the North had moved a missile to the east coast, which is the location for previous military tests.
Regardless of the outcome, the Obama administration has concluded that it must try to be on the right side of history, which is seems to be the catchphrase of the week for Middle East analysts.
Today Prime Minister Abe departs on a week long trip to Russia and the Middle East the main purpose and expected result of which is to help secure for Japanese interests ample future supplies of relatively cheap oil and gas.
That wind was traveling at 120 miles an hour, so we ended up with Felix in the capsule under this 30-million-cubic-foot balloon flying at 125 miles an hour to the east, which is amazing to think about, because at that altitude, it's the equivalent of about a 50-story building.
Hylas 2, which will extend the service to Africa and the Middle East, is also fully funded and due to launch in 2012.
And I look forward to hear your views on how you see the world evolving in a manner -- (inaudible) -- which is crucial to the stability and prosperity of East Asia.
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GM, like other automakers, is facing substantial headwinds in 2011, not the least of which is rising oil prices as violence continues to spread across the Middle East.
One important new route is the Nabucco pipeline which aims to connect Europe with gasfields in the Middle East, Caucasus and Central Asia via the Balkans and Turkey.
The food for which the enclave is renowned traces the route by which the Portuguese came to Macau--past Africa, the southern Middle East, Goa and Malacca--and by the ingredients available on the south China coast.
Prof Charmley said he hoped the online archive, which is operated by the University of East Anglia, would continue to grow.
"We were as active these two games here in Washington as we've ever been, " Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said after Saturday's win over league rival Marquette, which is headed to a new version of the Big East next season.
Now, by becoming part of the city-state government in Berlin, which straddles east and west, the party is hoping to win acceptance at last as a normal part of Germany's body politic, rather than be dismissed as a regional oddity, doomed to fade away as east and west grow closer together.
The 7% unemployment rate is less than London, which will be exposed to the meltdown in financial services, the West Midlands, which is similarly exposed to the problems in the car industry, and the north east and the north west of England.
The trouble is that enlarging the European Union to the east, which Mr Fischer strongly endorses, implies solving a whole heap of budget and farming problems first.
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Werrason owes his huge popularity not merely to his music, which is quite ordinary, but to the partisan support of people from his Bandundu province east of Kinshasa, including most of the capital's street-boys.
The other thread running through the book is the degree to which crime in East Asia is now an international phenomenon.
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Olympic chiefs spoke after examining the cycling stadium in Stratford, east London, which is now 90% complete and expected to be the first venue ready.
Upriver here and at the Sandrift River, which runs parallel 10 miles to the east, the colour of the water is striking - imagine looking into a cup of strong, dark coffee.
East Timor, which has also applied to join the Association of South East Asian Nations, is faced with a host of domestic issues from child malnutrition to gang violence, growing unemployment and corruption.
As for the Far East, Singapore is the easiest country in the world in which to start and run a business, says the World Bank.
We've got the Hitachi plant in the North East, which is going to employ 700.
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Yingli Green Energy, just off a scorching fourth quarter in which it was the top seller of commercial and residential solar panels in California, is taking its show to the East Coast.
The crisis in Syria has been a central issue in John Kerry's first overseas trip as secretary of state, which is taking him to 11 countries in Europe and the Middle East.
And I think we can then transfer this back to America, which is sort of funny because normally the transfer has been American technology, Western technology going to the East.
As the fleet heads into the English Channel it is likely to encounter a low tracking east which could brings winds of 30-35 knots and large swells from the Atlantic.
In addition, says John Bridge, chief executive of the Northern Development Company, which tries to bring investors to the north-east of England, around 60% of foreign investment is reinvestment by companies already here.
After the defeat, the administration embraced former secretary of state James Baker's foreign policy paradigm, which is based on the belief that it is possible and desirable to reach a stable balance of power in the Middle East.
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