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Breaking News Tue, 15 Apr 2008
Serbian President Boris Tadic, right, and Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica are seen at a start of talks with members of mediating Kosovo "troika," in Belgrade Monday, Dec.3, 2007. The international mediators for Kosovo and U.N. war crimes prosecutor Carla Del Ponte visit Serbia as the troubled Balkan country struggles on two fronts, to keep its breakaway province and to move closer to the European Union by arresting war crimes fugitive
Elections   Photos   Politics   Serbia   Society  
Serbia coalition deal soon
May 16, 2008 9:22 AM | Serbia appeared to move closer to setting up a government of nationalists and socialists following an inconclusive general election, but coalition negotiations were still going ... (photo: AP / Srdjan Ilic) TVNZ
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is seen with a Turkish syrup seller in Istanbul, Turkey, Thursday, May 15, 2008. The Queen is making her first visit to Turkey in nearly 37 years to highlight the importance Britain attaches to the predominantly Muslim country that is vying for European Union membership.
Britain   Culture   Photos   Society   Turkey  
Queen visits Istanbul
| STRINGENT security measures greeted Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip today when they visited Istanbul, Turkey's largest city and cultural capital, on the third day of their... (photo: AP / Erhan Sevenler, Pool) The Australian
A university student holds a banner in front of police during a protest in central Athens on Thursday, May 15, 2008. About 2,000 students were staging a separate demonstration against recent reforms in state universities. Protesters launched sit-ins at 10 universities. Flights, state and bank services were disrupted Thursday as Greece's two largest labor unions staged strikes to protest pension reforms and recent privatizations Greeks march against privatisations
| THOUSANDS of Greek workers walked off the job today and marched through central Athens in protest at the conservative government's privatisation plans. | Dock workers, hospital and civil aviation au... (photo: AP / Thanassis Stavrakis) The Australian
Greece   Labour   Photos   Society   Strike  
 FILE -- A 1971 file photo of a nuclear bomb detonated at the Mururoa atoll, French POlynesia. President Jacques Chirac announced Tuesday June 13, 1995 that France would resume nuclear testing to verify the safety of existing weapons while advancing towar Nuclear tests by French on Mururoa still rankle
| Nearly 35 years after France thumbed its nose at world opinion and held a series of nuclear tests on Mururoa Atoll in the South Pacific, David Barber's view has not changed. | It was a fundamentally... (photo: AP Photo) NZ Herald
Defence   France   Nuclear   Photos   Weapons  
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Warsaw ghetto Poland buries saviour of Warsaw Ghetto children
| WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's World War Two resistance heroine Irena Sendler, who saved thousands of Jewish children from the Nazi gas chambers, was buried on Thursday to... (photo: Public Domain) The Star
Children   Photos   Poland   Warsaw   World  
Cherie Blair, wife of the British Prime Minister Tony Blair, attends the opening ceremony of the international women's conference in Kigali, Rwanda, Thursday Feb. 22, 2007. Cherie tells of Blairs' dejection when Bush won US presidency
| LONDON: Former British prime minister Tony Blair's wife says she and her husband watched in horror as George W.Bush became US president in 2000, according to extracts o... (photo: AP / Riccardo Gangale) The Australian
Photos   Politics   Society   UK   US  
hot and sour cream soup food Liquid lunch could aid weight loss
| A "LIQUID lunch" could no longer mean a few pints down the pub, but instead a healthy way to lose weight, according to a study by scientists from food giant Unilever. |... (photo: WN / James) The Australian
Congress   Food   Photos   Science   Water  
Angelina Jolie Jolie twins could be born in France
| FILM star Angelina Jolie is considering giving birth in France to her twins with partner Brad Pitt. The 32-year-old actress, making no attempt to hide her large baby bu... (photo: AP ) The Australian
Actress   Film   France   Photos   Star  
Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini walking in front of saluting military during Hitler's visit to Venice, Italy, 1934. Hitler's Coiffeur - and Indoctrination
Article by Worldnews Guest Writer Rene Delavy | I have written so many Glosses that some readers may believe that this here is again one of them. I swear now that this st... (photo: Library of Congress / Istituto Nazionale Luce) WorldNews.com
Culture   Europe   Photos   US   War  
Fruits and Vvegtables,K L, Malaysia . NY apples exported to Russia for first time
| ALBANY, N.Y.—New York apples are headed to Russia in the first commercial venture for the state crop to the former Soviet Union. | The New York Apple Association ... (photo: WN / Periasamy) The Boston Globe
Apples   Crop   Fruit   Photos   Russia  
Moose Climate change threatens Norway's moose
Already chased by hunters and often run down by cars and trains, the popular Norwegian moose now faces another threat: Global warming. | Greenery that's too mature can up... (photo: Creative Commons / Malene ) Aftenposten
Climate   Hunters   Moose   Norway   Photos  
Climate Change World's Wildlife and Environment Already Hit by Climate Change, Major Study Shows
| Global warming is disrupting wildlife and the environment on every continent, according to an unprecedented study that reveals the extent to which climate change is alr... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc) Common Dreams
Climatechange   Ecosystem   Environment   Photos   Wildlife  
 Vitruvian man by Leonardo da Vinci Da Vinci to be honored by small helicopter flight
| TOKYO (AP) - A Japanese man who developed the world's smallest helicopter will take flight in the birthplace of Leonardo da Vinci in tribute to the Renaissance genius' ... (photo: Leonardo da Vinci) Syracuse
Europe   Florence   Helicopter   Italy   Japan   Photos   Technology   Tokyo   Tribute  
Business & Economy Farming
Grid hints at bid for E.ON power network
Maze prison was as bad as Guantanamo, say producers
Bharti Telesoft sets sights on European, LatAm cos
European exchanges diverge
A university student holds a banner in front of police during a protest in central Athens on Thursday, May 15, 2008. About 2,000 students were staging a separate demonstration against recent reforms in state universities. Protesters launched sit-ins at 10 universities. Flights, state and bank services were disrupted Thursday as Greece's two largest labor unions staged strikes to protest pension reforms and recent privatizations
Greeks march against privatisations
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Overseas property: why Umbria has the edge on Tuscany
Long wait for medical care after China quake
Latin American, European leaders gather for summit
Latin American, European leaders gather for summit
Shanghai
Latin American, European leaders gather for summit
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Politics Currency
Maze prison was as bad as Guantanamo, say producers
Serbia coalition deal soon
Berlusconi keeps date with the ladies in parliament
Explosion at plant in Turkey kills two workers
Serbian President Boris Tadic, right, and Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica are seen at a start of talks with members of mediating Kosovo "troika," in Belgrade Monday, Dec.3, 2007. The international mediators for Kosovo and U.N. war crimes prosecutor Carla Del Ponte visit Serbia as the troubled Balkan country struggles on two fronts, to keep its breakaway province and to move closer to the European Union by arresting war crimes fugitive
Serbia coalition deal soon
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= UPDATE: Euro-Zone Econ Rebounds In 1Q As Germany Thrives
Euro zone bond yields up after GDP, stocks steady
Euro rises on strong German GDP, gains trimmed
Euro bounces against dollar after eurozone growth data
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Euro bounces against dollar after eurozone growth data
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Education Medicare
French secrets
Accor partners French and Vietnamese Universities to promote
High Schools - GAMP's McKoskey helps team claim PIAA Dis
European diplomats visit schools for culture exchange
 Lt. Gen. Thein Sein
Isolating Burma doesn't help
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Liquid lunch could aid weight loss
Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe likely to die in prison
Canada eyes OTC sale of Plan B `morning-after' pill
GCC Ministers to Tackle Alternative Medicine Issue in Geneva
hot and sour cream soup food
Liquid lunch could aid weight loss
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Sport Environment
Two schools, two positions, one scholarship: Ari Mousavizade
Kiwis Recover
Al Shabab shock Najma
Mahmood bags snooker crown
Serbian President Boris Tadic, right, and Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica are seen at a start of talks with members of mediating Kosovo "troika," in Belgrade Monday, Dec.3, 2007. The international mediators for Kosovo and U.N. war crimes prosecutor Carla Del Ponte visit Serbia as the troubled Balkan country struggles on two fronts, to keep its breakaway province and to move closer to the European Union by arresting war crimes fugitive
Serbia coalition deal soon
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Robert George puts parasites on the map with Atlas of the Fl
Analysis: Polar bear's impact on people is felt
Climate change threatens Norway's moose
World's Wildlife and Environment Already Hit by Climate
Moose
Climate change threatens Norway's moose
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