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It appears that the Irish announcement to expand its consulates has raised tensions in some countries, with Uruguayan Foreign Minister Gonzalo Fernández currently drumming up support for a Latin American demarche against the Irish government. — Blather.net newsfeed
"We should have expected this [demarche]," said Alexei Malashenko from Moscow's Carnegie Center. — RIA Novosti
In particular, Yury Baluyevsky, the then Chief of the General Staff, stated it adding that it was "the US activity related to deploying AMD systems in Eastern Europe" that prompted that sort of Russia's demarche. — PH "Kommersant"
The most interesting part of this demarche of the opposition is the stated readinness to stage rallies across the country on February 21 demanding the government's resignation. — neweurasia.net
Strategically, Merkel's demarche seems designed to elevate at least the Russo-German project, Nord Stream, to top-priority level in EU policy and elicit EU funding for this pipeline on the Baltic seabed. — British Blogs