| MLIV | Year of the East-West Schism |
| ELBE | River that previously formed part of the East/West German border (4) |
| SCHISM | Split in 1054 between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church, the East-West ... |
| LONGITUDE | Geographic coordinate specifying the east-west position of a point on the Earth's surface (9) |
| TSAOCOTTSAOCMORFSLEVART | Follows the east-west route |
| SWEET | The East/West merger brought about is delightful (5) |
| FROISSART | Author whose Chronicles chart the age between Edward II's deposition to Richard II's downfall including the deeds of knights in battle, the Great Schism and the Peasants' Revolt (9) |
| ZERAVSHAN | Mountain range in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. It extends for more than 230 miles (370 km) east-west parallel to the Turkistan Range, and many of its peaks rise more than 16,500 feet (5,000 metres), the |
| UNIFIEDGERMANY | East-West merger of the early '90s |
| DATELINE | Location of East/West meeting that is given at top of newspaper article |
| TURKISTAN | Mountain range in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. Branching off from the Alay Mountains, it extends for 200 miles (320 km) east-west between the Fergana and Zeravshan valleys. Its highest poin |
| SLAM | Criticise possible achievement of East-West partnership (4) |
| COLDWAR | Period of East-West political hostility (4,3) |
| INFUSION | Popular east-west style of food and drink |
| NEWS | Tidings from the north-east, west and south (4) |
| SPICES | Focus of early east-west trade |
| APES | Copies part of church running east west (4) |
| LEOIX | Pope who created the Schism of 1054 |
| APASSAGE | EM Forster novel of East/West culture clash, ... To India (1,7) |
| SKEWWHIFF | Non-aligned East-west leaders, half of whom get into boat (4-5) |
