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YANGON, MYANMAR - DECEMBER 10: Democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi stands along side party members for a group portrait during 20th anniversary ceremonies to honor her winning the Nobel Peace prize December 10, 2011 in Yangon, Myanmar. The pace of change in Myanmar brought U.S Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to the country where she discussed further paths to reform and crucial talks with both Aung San Suu Kyi and the highest levels of the Burmese government. For many years Myanmar has suffered from economic stagnation, political repression and international isolation. In March the army handed power to a civilian government after almost five decades of the military regime's strong arm rule. The handover took place after a controlled election under a new constitution that preserved much of the military clout. Internet has been loosened up as previously inaccessible foreign news and opposition websites have been unblocked.

BERLIN, GERMANY - DECEMBER 05: Newly-reelected leaders of the German Social Democrats (SPD) General Secretary Andrea Nahles and Chairman Sigmar Gabriel arrive for a group photo shortly after their reelection on the second day of the SPD annual federal congress on December 5, 2011 in Berlin, Germany. The SPD is Germany's biggest opposition party and has seen its popularity rise in the last year as the current German government coalition of Christian Democrats and Free Democrats has faced political stumbling blocks.

Representatives of the Basque separatist party Amaiur and former Batasuna members Marije Fullaondo (L) and Pernando Barrena (R) prepare to give a press conference, on November 22, 2011 in the Northern Spanish city of San Sebastian. Amaiur, a coalition of left-wing Basque parties that seeks Basque independence by political means after armed separatists ETA announced on October 20 the end of a 40-year campaign of violence, will enter Spain's parliament after winning at least six seats in elections. The new coalition includes members of former political movement Batasuna, banned in 2003 because of supposed links with ETA, which is listed as a terrorist group by the European Union and United States.

Member of the pro-independence Basque coalition 'Amaiur' Pernando Barrena reads a letter written by imprisoned Basque political leader Arnaldo Otegi (pictured on the background) during a campaign meeting in the Northern Spanish city of Pamplona, on November 5, 2011. Spain's right-wing opposition Popular Party is set for a record victory over the ruling Socialists in November 20 general elections, a poll said. Amaiur, a left-leaning pro-Basque independence party, would enter parliament with three seats, making its debut after armed secessionist group ETA last month declared an end to violence, it said.

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