Lucas Papademos ... Greece's new prime minister. Photo: Reuters
Greece Selects a Prime Minister After Days of Wrangling -- New York Times
ATHENS — Lucas Papademos, a respected economist with an avuncular style, was named prime minister on Thursday. He will head a unity government that has pledged to quickly approve the tough terms of a European aid package and save the country from bankruptcy.
The choice of Mr. Papademos, a former vice president of the European Central Bank, came after four days of tense negotiations that put Greece’s feuding political parties on full display.
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MIDDLE EAST
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Iran nuclear report: Britain and France push for new sanctions.
Soviet scientist denies helping Iran develop atomic bomb.
Turkey hit by second deadly earthquake.
Security forces kill at least 26 in Syria.
Egyptian gas pipeline bombed in Sinai.
ASIA
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China to join effort to patrol Mekong river.
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AFRICA
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'Nigerian Taliban' threat prompts US military training.
Liberia opposition vows to not accept vote results.
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EUROPE
Europe's economic crisis intensifies. EU warns of possible recession in eurozone.
Eurozone's growth has stalled, says EU.
Italy pushed closer to financial brink.
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Spain paying the price of regional overspending.
AMERICAS
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Violence in Nicaragua after Ortega election victory.
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Mexican man apparently killed for web comments.
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ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS
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