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President Obama violated the U.S. Constitution with three recess appointments, a federal appeals court said Friday.
Turkey to host pipeline soon; Pakistan, Iran move on IPI; Caspian oil production resumes in December
The U.S. envoy for European affairs and Eurasian energy arrived in Bulgaria Tuesday to meet with top officials in Sofia on energy policy, officials said.
Natural resources in the Caucasus and Central Asia are integral to diversifying the European energy sector, a U.S. Eurasian envoy said.
Cooperation in the energy sector between Azerbaijan and the United States remains strong following a military conflict in nearby Georgia, U.S. officials said.
U.S. President George Bush tapped diplomat C. Boyden Gray as special envoy for European Union affairs, the White House said Friday.
A U.S. ambassador says the upcoming meeting between the European Union and United States is unlikely to result in any climate change agreements.
Europe should not expect a new U.S. climate change policy after the Bush administration, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union said in Strasbourg.
The U.S. envoy to the European Union says carbon trading as a means of reducing greenhouse gas emissions isn't effective without China and India taking part.
A top Washington merchant banker whose investors included leading Republican figures has been convicted of swindling partners out of $13.8 million.
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