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EU Approves Estonia's Joining Euro Zone in 2011
11:17 13.07.2010 | Europe
European Union finance ministers gave the final approval on Tuesday to Estonia joining the euro zone from the start of 2011 and set an exchange rate for the conversion of Estonian kroon into euros.
British Queen Announces Start of Parliament
04:16 26.05.2010 | Europe
Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain formally announced the start of parliament on Tuesday, drawing upon a tradition that stretches back centuries.
Lone Thief Stole Five Masterpieces from French Museum Very Easily
07:41 21.05.2010 | Europe
The Paris art world was in shock Thursday, after French authorities revealed that a lone thief had made off with $120 million worth of modern masterpieces, including works by Picasso and Matisse, in a daring nighttime heist at the capital's Museum of Modern Art.
French Air Traffic Controllers to Strike Through Weekend
01:43 26.02.2010 | Europe
Striking French air traffic controllers disrupted flights again on the third day of action that looks set to extend into the weekend.
Athens Are Broken Out in Revolt against Government
14:26 24.02.2010 | Europe
Greek police had to master the outbreak in Athens , caused by demonstrators resentful of government austerity measures. 
Barroso Intends to Turn EU Vision into Reality
02:04 10.02.2010 | Europe
The European Parliament on Tuesday approved of  the new team of EU commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso who urged governments to  tone up the fight against the economic crisis.
Holy Father Has to Deal with Sexual Abuse Problem
05:14 09.02.2010 | Europe
Survivors of clerical sexual abuse have written an open letter to Pope Benedict as Irish bishops prepare to meet the Pontiff at the Vatican next week.

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World

Nearly 50 countries helped CIA torture prisoners
Nearly 50 countries helped CIA torture prisoners
USA considers scenario of war with China
USA considers scenario of war with China
Israel shocked with the move of Iran and Argentina
Israel shocked with the move of Iran and Argentina
Japan declares propaganda war on China, Korea and Russia
Japan declares propaganda war on China, Korea and Russia
Pope Benedict XVI understands demands of today s world
Pope Benedict XVI understands demands of today's world
Fidel Castro: Now and forever
Fidel Castro: Now and forever
Northern Ireland's Parties Open a New Chapter
07:17 05.02.2010 | Europe
Northern Ireland's main parties have agreed to transfer police and justice powers in April, opening a "new chapter" for the long-troubled province, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Friday.
Germany Is Ready to Pay for Secret Data to Swiss Banks
10:01 03.02.2010 | Europe
German government officials said the country will purchase information on secret Swiss bank accounts held by its citizens if it can do so legally, even if the move endangers relations between Berlin and Switzerland.
Tony Blair Faces Charges for War
07:43 29.01.2010 | Europe
Tony Blair's behaviour regarded  base-spirited as he appears before the Iraq Inquiry in Westminster, but sheers away from public.
Pope Benedict XVI Fosters Web Possibilities
09:36 26.01.2010 | Europe
The Pope Benedict XVI has actively encouraged Catholic priests to use the power of Web-based communities to help optimise their reach where religious communication is concerned.
French Lawmakers Intend to Unrobe Muslim Women
08:13 26.01.2010 | Europe
A French parliament works at a ban on the full Islamic veil, saying Muslim women who wear the burqa are challenging French values in an unacceptable manner and their garment doesn't meet security requirements.
Silvio Berlusconi Is Eager to Work after Recovery
06:17 12.01.2010 | Europe
Premier Silvio Berlusconi returned to a busy political schedule Monday after a monthlong recovery from an attack that broke his nose and two teeth.
Pope Benedict XVI Resents Climate Talks Failure, Terrorism and Same-Sex Marriage
03:25 12.01.2010 | Europe
At the annual meeting with Vatican diplomatic corps the Pope has criticised the failure by world leaders to agree to a new climate change treaty in Copenhagen last month.
The New Croatian President Contemplates EU Membership
01:44 12.01.2010 | Europe
The United States on Monday welcomed the victory of Social Democrat Ivo Josipovic in the Croatian presidential election.

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Peter Robinson Withstands the Clamor Over Scandal
09:30 11.01.2010 | Europe
The leader of the Democratic Unionist Party  Peter Robinson received so much required support from the members of his party notwithstanding the poignancy of scandal involving his wife Iris.
British, Headed by the Queen, Mourn over the Deceased in 2009
13:38 25.12.2009 | Europe
The Queen has expressed her sadness at the heavy death toll suffered by British forces fighting in Afghanistan, during her Christmas message to the nation.
Pope Benedict XVI Depressed by Holocaust Aftersound
12:26 21.12.2009 | Europe
Pope Benedict XVI has described his visit to the Holocaust memorial as an upsetting encounter with cruelty and senseless hatred.
Incident in Chunnel Prompts Ideas of Higher Supervision
08:15 20.12.2009 | Europe
The chief executive of Eurostar has said lessons will be learned after five trains broke down in the Channel Tunnel on Friday night, trapping 2,000 passengers.
Doctors Advise Berlusconi to Miss Climate Talks in Copenhagen
01:44 17.12.2009 | Europe
Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi is in pain, having trouble eating and remains in hospital following an attack by a mentally ill man that broke his nose and two teeth, doctors said.
No Calm for Italian Premier in Hospital
09:41 16.12.2009 | Europe
An Italian police detained a young man who managed on Wednesday to reach the hospital floor where Premier Silvio Berlusconi was recovering from an attack, the police proved him to be harmless.
Berlusconi Still Suffers from Pain
05:55 16.12.2009 | Europe
A spokesman for Silvio Berlusconi says the hospitalized Italian premier had more pain in the night but enjoyed receiving a phone call from President Barack Obama.
Berlusconi Feels Well, though still in the Hospital
09:57 14.12.2009 | Europe
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi will stay in the hospital at least "another 36 hours," his doctor Alberto Zangrillo said Monday, following an attack that left Berlusconi with broken teeth and a fractured nose.
Swiss Referendum Results Seem to be Blunder against Muslim World
03:13 01.12.2009 | Europe
Muslim leaders from around the world condemned a vote in Switzerland to ban the construction of minarets in the Alpine country, raising fresh fears of a backlash against Swiss interests around the world.
World Celebrates Berlin Wall's Fall
08:00 09.11.2009 | Europe
World leaders past and present gathered in the German capital on Monday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Wall's fall, which led to German reunification and hastened the demise of the Soviet Union.
Royal Mail To Talk Over Union Demands
11:57 26.10.2009 | Europe
Royal Mail boss Adam Crozier hopes common sense would prevail when management and union representatives meet on Monday for talks aimed at ending a dispute that has paralysed Britain's postal service.
Germany and Poland engulfed into nudist war
02:37 31.07.2008 | Europe
The Usedom beach on the German-Polish border has become the unlikely place for a fresh battle between the countries - a nudist war! On the one side white bottoms burn in the sun. On the other side conservative swimming trunk-wearers turn up their noses at the naked beachgoers.
Russian government assists British yachtsman in bid to make sailing history
10:09 21.06.2007 | Europe
British yachtsman Adrian Flanagan, 46 is ready to make sailing history. During July and August he will attempt to sail the first ever single-handed transit along Russia’s Northern Sea Route. Flanagan set out on the Alpha Global Expedition, his quest to sail the first single-handed ‘vertical’ circumnavigation of the globe, on 28th October 2005
Former US Presidents George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton to attend Boris Yeltsin's funeral
03:14 25.04.2007 | Europe
Thousands of people shuffled past the open casket of former President Boris Yeltsin. People were slowly walking by with tears in their eyes, lighting candles and crossing themselves to the sound of chanted Orthodox prayers as foreign dignitaries headed to Moscow to pay their last respects
Macedonia not ready for EU membership talks
11:21 10.01.2006 | Europe
Macedonia is not ready for specific EU membership negotiations yet, the EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn stated. Commenting on the EU enlargement Rehn evaluated that the accession of new members is important on account of numerous strategic reasons but that the EU must first solve its social, political and institutional problems
Serb municipalities in Kosovo should be better organized
09:26 10.01.2006 | Europe
Belgrade believes Serb-populated areas in Kosovo should be allowed to band togther to form institutions to guarantee their rights. Serb-populated municipalities should be established in the areas of Kosovo where the community makes up a majority of the inhabitants, quoting the position, or platform, adopted at a meeting of the Serbian negotiating...
Another terrorist attempt in Kosovo
09:23 05.01.2006 | Europe
An explosive device struck a bus traveling to Belgrade from Kosovo, damaging it but causing no injuries. The blast hit the back of the bus, which was carrying 57 people, police spokesman Refki Morina said. The attack occurred late Wednesday near the central Kosovo town of Suva Reka. Police were investigating the motive of the attack and the type of...
Serbs assaulted again in Kosovo
11:26 26.12.2005 | Europe
Dejan Maksimovic and Branislav Antovic were injured in two separate attacks in the north of Kosovska Mitrovica last night. Several bullets hit Antovic while guarding a vehicle fleet owned by the water supply utility company Vodovod Ibar in northern Mitrovica. He has undergone an operation, but is still critical owing to excessive bleeding
Human rights violated in Kosovo
09:09 22.12.2005 | Europe
Kosovo ombudsman Marek Novicky has criticised the state of human rights in the province, under United Nations administration since 1999, saying it was “far from international standards”. Novicky, appointed by the international community five years ago to supervise the human rights situation in Kosovo, said that ethnic minorities in Kosovo...
Kosovo should be preserved within existing borders
11:23 20.12.2005 | Europe
A solution for Kosovo and Metohija should be sought within the existing borders, with substantial autonomy and respect for the rights of all national communities in the region, Serbian Premier Vojislav Kostunica pointed out. Bulgarian Premier Sergey Stanisev said he was opposed to creating new borders in the Western Balkans, cautioning that the...
Kosumi's decision violates Resolution 1244
10:38 19.12.2005 | Europe
Kosovo Premier Bajram Kosumi's intention to form judicial and police ministries contradicts U.N. Security Council Resolution 1244 and a decision by the Security Council to approve talks on Kosovo's future status, the leaders of the Serb National Council of Northern Kosovo warn. "The decision pre-defines the future status of Kosovo and Metohija...
Filmmaker Emir Kusturica in slander case
10:45 15.12.2005 | Europe
A Montenegrin appeals court on Thursday overturned an allogation ruling against a local columnist who called award-winning film director Emir Kusturica a supporter of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic. The lower court last year found Nikolaidis guilty of slander for calling Kusturica "the media star of Milosevic's war machinery"
Vojvodina joins Kosovo pleading for independence
09:26 15.12.2005 | Europe
Leaders of three ethnic Hungarian parties in Serbia’s northern Vojvodina province have stepped up a drive for the autonomy of some 340.000 of their co-nationals living in Serbia. The leaders said talks on the status of ethnic Hungarians should be held in parallel with the negotiations on the final status of Kosovo province, where majority Albanians...
UN employees under fire in Kosovo
10:10 14.12.2005 | Europe
A Romanian special police unit working under the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) has came under fire during an unsuccessful prison breakout by 14 inmates in western Kosovo. There were no casualties, but two vehicles were hit by gunfire. Police are investigating the event
Italians enter on duty in Bosnia
09:44 07.12.2005 | Europe
Italian general Gian Marco Chiarini took over the command of the international forces which safeguard peace in Bosnia (EUFOR) on Tuesday, replacing his British colleague general David Leaky. The transfer of power was carried out in the presence of the highest Bosnian and international officials, including the European Union's foreign policy chief...
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Opinion

Russia Threatens the West
Russia Threatens the West
True motives behind Obama s gun control stance
True motives behind Obama's gun 'control' stance
The global crisis and the appropriation of wealth
The global crisis and the appropriation of wealth
The rise of Bolshevik America?
The rise of Bolshevik America?
Cameron in Blunderland
Cameron in Blunderland
Obama: Nobel Peace Prize winning war criminal
Obama: Nobel Peace Prize winning war criminal

Science

Smart helmets and super-protective uniforms for soldiers of future
Smart helmets and super-protective uniforms for soldiers of future
Most mysterious seas on the planet
Most mysterious seas on the planet
2012 DA14: Too close for comfort
2012 DA14: Too close for comfort
Mysteries of stone circles in Russia s Bashkiria
Mysteries of stone circles in Russia's Bashkiria
Solar flare could cause a geomagnetic storm
Solar flare could cause a geomagnetic storm
Scientists seek woman to give birth to Neanderthal child
Scientists seek woman to give birth to Neanderthal child

Incidents

U.S. hawks worry over military inferiority
U.S. hawks worry over military inferiority
Canada s unsustainable slaughter of polar bears
Canada's unsustainable slaughter of polar bears
Man commits suicide in public by stabbing himself 5 times in the heart
Man commits suicide in public by stabbing himself 5 times in the heart
Air passengers go bananas over duty free alcohol
Air passengers go bananas over duty free alcohol
Judge falls asleep during trial in Russia
Judge falls asleep during trial in Russia
Syria: brave nation of survivors
Syria: brave nation of survivors

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