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Croatia votes to join EU, but with great ambivalence

While support for Croatia's EU membership ultimately prevailed, enthusiasm was tempered by fears of giving up short-lived sovereignty and the impact on local industries.

The Monitor's View One year after Egypt's revolution, dictators on the defensive

Costa Concordia cruise ship death toll at 11

Stocks fall on threat of a European recession

Hungary turns away from democracy

Global News Blog As economies teeter, leaders in Europe warn against extreme populism

Stock market divide: Asia down, Europe up

Dow takes a tiny fall; stocks mixed

Hungarians cry foul as new Constitution comes into effect (VIDEO)

Will Apple block the new Steve Jobs action figure?

State of the world: Is war on the wane?

Doubts mount as Europe struggles with next steps in euro crisis

Europe's new fiscal union: how big a step out of crisis?

Europe debt crisis: Germany denies 'elite' plan

Russia reconquers Eastern Europe via business

'World War Z' prop guns confiscated, able to fire live ammunition

Fat tax: Denmark's answer for unhealthy foods

One year after Hungary's 'Red Sludge' disaster, signs of democratic progress

Does America really need 'X-Factor'? In two words, 'heck yes.'

Forget vitamin C! Albert Szent-Gyorgyi lived with spies, lies.

In Pictures Giant reptiles

Opinion Look to the cold war to chill fresh calls for American isolationism

Feds bust online child-pornography ring that focused on young children

West must support democracy in Arab world as it did in Central Europe

June 29, 2011 Photos of the Day