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Breaking News Wed, 23 Jul 2008
DHL
Business   Cargo   Economy   Germany   Photos  
EU bars DHL aid
| BRUSSELS, Belgium—European Union regulators on Wednesday forbade Germany to give loan guarantees of up to 500 million euros ($796 million) to express delivery company DHL to help shield it fro... (photo: Creative Commons / YSSYguy) The Boston Globe
TATA Nano - automobile - tata motors -city car - Delhi - pjb1
Automaker   Business   India   Italy   Photos  
Now, Fiat will sell Tata's Nano overseas
|                 | Tata Motor’s Nano | TURIN(ITALY): Tata Motors Ltd is open to Italy's Fiat SpA helping to sell the ultra-cheap Nano model overseas, Ch... (photo: Creative Commons / B.Balaji) The Times Of India
Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne, center top, delivers his speach during the official presentation of the new Fiat 500, in Turin, Italy, Thursday, July 5, 2007. Fiat net profit less than 2 percent
| MILAN, Italy—Italian automaker Fiat on Wednesday said net profit rose by less than 2 percent in the second quarter, as the maker of Fiat, Lancia and the Alfa Romeo brands confirmed its 2008 ta... (photo: (AP Photo/Massimo Pinca) / ) The Boston Globe
Automaker   Business   Investment   Market   Photos  
Seal EU proposes crackdown on seal hunt
| CONSTANT BRAND | The Associated Press | BRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Union proposed an import ban Wednesday on products derived from seals that are killed in a cruel way, a move that could hurt ... (photo: Creative Commons / Marcel Burkhard) Philadelphia Daily News
Animals   Belgium   Photos   Seal   Wildlife  
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Arkersus farm scene, Norway, jsa1 Farmers plan WTO protest
Hundreds of Norwegian farmers were traveling to Oslo this week to mount what's expected to be a noisy protest outside government offices. They fear their government will ... (photo: public domain) Aftenposten
Norway   Oslo   Photos   Protest   Scandinavia   Trade  
 Red Bell Pepper-spicy (sl1) Kids' menu grows up at cooking class
| Matthew Bronsky, aka MJ, of Kenmore, 11, was very excited about the little sandwich he had created by enclosing sweet red pepper slices and topping the whole thing with... (photo: creative commons) Buffalo News
Cooking   Family   Food   People   Photos  
 Vodafone, mobile phones, technology, vodafone mobile. tp1 Vodafone, Ericsson take strain as European spending slows
| By Simon Thiel and Benedikt Kammel | London and Stockholm - Vodafone, the world's largest cellular company, yesterday reduced its sales forecast and Ericsson, the bigge... (photo: WN/Theresa Poongan) Business Report
Business   Company   Photos   Technology   Vodafone  
Merck KGaA is a German-based chemical and pharmaceutical company. Drug company Merck posts second quarter growth despite strong euro
| File picture shows a view of Merck offices in Lansdale, PA. The German pharmaceutical and chemical group posted Wednesday strong second quarter results despite negative... (photo: GFDL / Armin Kbelbeck file) Turkish Press
Business   Drug   Growth   Pharmaceutical   Photos  
Serbian nationalists display photos of Bosnian war crimes fugitives, political leader Radovan Karadzic, left, and army commander General Ratko Mladic, during presidential candidate Tomislav Nikolic of the ultra-nationalist SRS-Serbian Radical Party pre-election rally, Belgrade, Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2008. Crucial presidential elections in Serbia are to be held on Ja Hunt is on for Mladic
BELGRADE -- And then there was one: Gen. Ratko Mladic. | The surprise capture Monday of former Bosnian leader Radovan Karadzic on UN genocide charges has raised expectati... (photo: AP / Srdjan Ilic) Toronto Sun
Genocide   Photos   Serbia   UN   War Crimes  
 beaver - rodent - animal - wildlife - nature - environment - hires - am1  Go wild for Quebec
ST-ALEXIS-DES-MONTS, Que -- "We're not in a zoo, so there's no guarantee we'll see anything," nature guide Marion McMurray tells our group before we head out on a "bear a... (photo: GNU) Toronto Sun
Canada   France   Nature   Photos   Wildlife  
  A man cries by the coffins of 613 Bosnian muslims discovered in Bosnia's mass graves in Potocari, outside Srebrenica Saturday July 9, 2005. Toward the end of Bosnia's 1992-95 war, as many as 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys were killed when Bosnian Serb troops overran the eastern Bosnian enclave of Srebrenica July 11, 1995. It was Europe's worst mass killing since World War Europe's worst genocide since Hitler: How Dutch peacekeepers looked on as Karadzic's men butchered 8,000 at Srebrenica
| Herded into a white-stone farm building at machine-gun point by Serbian soldiers, scores of captured Bosnian civilians were ordered to sit cross-legged on the hay-strew... (photo: AP / Dusan Vranic) London Evening Standard
Dutch   Genocide   Photos   Serbia   Srebrenica  
Rasim Ljajic, head of the Serbian council for cooperation with the tribunal shows an undated photo of Radovan Karadzic with glasses, and with long, white hair and a beard, during press conference, in Belgrade, Serbia, Tuesday, July 22, 2008. Karadzic, a top war crimes suspect, was arrested Monday in Serbia, the Serbian president and the U.N. war crimes tribunal for the former Yugoslavia sai Karadzic fights crimes extradition
23.07.08 | Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic is battling extradition from Serbia to the Netherlands, where he faces trial for genocide. | Karadzic's lawyers hav... (photo: AP / Darko Vojinovi) London Evening Standard
Bosnia   Genocide   Photos   Srebrenica   UN  
Bulgarian holds a poster against the President Georgi Parvanov and says 'A secret agent Goce' Goce is like secret nickname during a protest against the failure of the government to fight corruption and mafia in the capital Sofia, Friday, April, 11, 2008. The protest came after the Bulgaria's Socialist-led government survived a confidence vote Friday, fending off opposition claims that it had close ties to organized crime. Bulgaria, which joined the European Union in 2007, could face sanctions if the European Commission's mid-2008 report on the country's progress in fighting corruption and organized crime is negat EU to suspend funds to Bulgaria
| In an unprecedented move, the European Commission is set to block two Bulgarian agencies from using EU funds worth hundreds of millions of euros. | The move is prompted... (photo: AP / Valentina Petrova) BBC News
Bulgaria   Corruption   EU   Finance   Photos  
Business & Economy Farming
European car makers post better than expected results
Court casts shadow over Rusal listing
Foundry Networks Powers One of the Largest Digital Networks
EU approves Porsche's VW takeover plans
DHL
EU bars DHL aid
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Brussels Beats Up On Bulgaria
Solar Power From Saharan Sun Could Provide Europe's Elec
Bulgaria faces losing hundreds of millions of pounds in EU a
Bulgaria faces losing hundreds of millions of pounds in EU a
Arkersus farm scene, Norway, jsa1
Farmers plan WTO protest
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Politics Currency
Immunity law to shield Silvio Berlusconi
McCain to counterprogram Obama in Germany with visit to Gulf
McCain has Berlin moment too — in little Berlins -
German motorist crashes gate where Obama to speak -
 A Kosovo Serb man displays a poster showing Bosnian Serb leader Karadzic (dn1)
Secret life of fugitive Karadzic
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Dollar rises to two-week high against euro
Drug company Merck posts second quarter growth despite stron
Strong currency forces Dubai to import less from euro zone
Euro now overvalued, dlr near balance-IMF's Lipsky
Merck KGaA is a German-based chemical and pharmaceutical company.
Drug company Merck posts second quarter growth despite strong euro
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Education Medicare
Muskego-Norway has deal on 57 acres
UCO official selected to study Germany's education syste
Europe needs 18,000 teachers by 2015: expert
Karadzic 'worked in Serb clinic'
A doctor examines chest X-rays at a tuberculosis clinic in Gugulethu, Cape Town, South Africa, Friday, Nov. 9, 2007. South Africa reported 343,000 TB cases in 2006, of which an estimated 6,000 were multi-drug-resistant. The government says that there have been about 400 cases of XDR-TB (extremely-drug-resistant tuberculosis), but groups like Medecins Sans Frontieres say this is a big underest
IMF funding 'fuelling TB deaths'
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Quack peddled charms, human energy
France's unsolved mystery of the poisoned bread
Brussels Beats Up On Bulgaria
Author: '60 Olympics brought Games into modern world
 A Kosovo Serb man displays a poster showing Bosnian Serb leader Karadzic (dn1)
Secret life of fugitive Karadzic
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Sport Environment
Murtagh's success leaves Fallon with no way back
Callan the missing link in Poulter's birdie blitz
Wednesday's results
Fien given permission to go
Barak Obama
Gwynne Dyer: Obama's tricky balancing act on tough foreign policies
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Madeleine hunt will be taken 'to the ends of the earth&#
Solar power from Sahara will keep Europe's lights on
£37bn plan to power EU with the Saharan sun
Solar power from Saharan sun could provide Europe's elec
A village in Talicud Island, Samal, Philippines
Ecovillages: Our way into the future
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