*Belgium's king turns down government's resignation
Belgium's king turns down government's resignation
Belgium's King Albert II turned down the government's resignation on Friday, the royal palace said in a statement.Flemish Christian Democrat Yves Leterme will stay on as prime minister for the time being. Belgium's Prime Minister Yves Leterme of......
(7/19/2008 1:15:34 AM)
 *One in a million: black and white fraternal twins
One in a million: black and white fraternal twins
Even if they dress alike, it won't be difficult to see the difference between twin sons born July 11 to a German couple. The undated photo shows the black and white twins that have been born to a mixed-race couple in Germany. (Photo:......
(7/19/2008 1:05:39 AM)
 *Sweden: theme park ride collapses, 18 injured
Sweden: theme park ride collapses, 18 injured
Rescue personnel and people rescued after a thrill ride attraction malfunctioned stand outside Liseberg theme park in Goteborg July 15, 2008. (Xinhua/AFP Photo) A theme park ride in the western Sweden city of Goteborg collapsed Tuesday injuring at......
(7/16/2008 5:45:13 PM)
 *Cooperation, Med Union shape Zapatero's visit to Morocco
Cooperation, Med Union shape Zapatero's visit to Morocco
The issues of illegal immigration, planned launch of the Union for the Mediterranean (UPM) and economic cooperation have broadly dominated talks of Spanish Prime Minister Luis Rodriguez Zapatero with Moroccan officials.The thorny issue of......
(7/14/2008 12:10:15 AM)
 *Sarkozy pledges to do "everything possible" to contribute to Mideast peace
Sarkozy pledges to do "everything possible" to contribute to Mideast peace
French President Nicolas Sarkozy pledged here on Sunday that France and the European Union (EU) will do everything possible to contribute to peace and promote mutual trust in the Middle East."The role of Europe and France is to contribute to peace,......
(7/14/2008 12:10:06 AM)
 *EU, Mediterranean countries to forge union
EU, Mediterranean countries to forge union
Leaders of the European Union (EU) and countries around the Mediterranean gather in Paris on Sunday to forge a union.The Paris summit brings together heads of state and government of all 27 EU nations and leaders from North Africa, the Middle East......
(7/14/2008 12:10:03 AM)
 *EU, Mediterranean summit launches union, agrees on projects
EU, Mediterranean summit launches union, agrees on projects
French President Nicolas Sarkozy (C) welcomes Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert (R) and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France, July 13, 2008. Leaders of the European Union (EU) and countries around the......
(7/13/2008 5:08:51 PM)
 *Report: Half of British servicemen want to quit
Report: Half of British servicemen want to quit
About half of all British military personnel were ready to quit from the army, The Times said on Thursday.According to the report, the survey, which was conducted between July and October last year by the Ministry of Defense and involved more than......
(7/10/2008 11:10:09 PM)
Europemore 
*IMF revises France's growth forecast upwards07-19
*Number of poor people reaches 7.9 mln in France in 200607-19
*Euro zone plunges into trade deficit in May07-19
*Sony Ericsson to cut 2,000 jobs for plummeted earning07-19
*Merkel calls for stronger economic ties between Germany, Algeria07-19
*Belgium's king turns down government's resignation07-19
*French president lavishes praise on PM07-19
*Abkhazia rejects Germany's settlement plan for Georgian-Abkhaz conflict07-19
*Macedonia's senior opposition figure released on bail07-19
*Britain offers athletes anti-doping program ahead of Beijing Games07-19
*High Court rules British sprinter Chambers out of Beijing Olympics07-19
*World Bank ups Ukraine 2008 inflation forecast to 21.5%07-19
*Russia backs German plan for resolving Georgian-Abkhaz conflict07-19
*Austria urges European countries to take over leading security role07-19
*Czech military plane returns home after Turkmenistan's transit denial07-19
*Medvedev: Iran's nuke issue should be resolved through diplomacy07-19
*Unemployment forces Iraqi refugees back home from Denmark07-19
*Polish president to pay working visit to Prague over EU future07-19
*Over 100,000 Czechs sign petition calling for referendum on U.S. radar base07-19
*EU rules out more concession on agriculture in Doha Round07-19
*Religious leaders wrap up meeting, urging enhanced dialogue between religions07-19
*Iranian ambassador reaffirms peaceful purpose of nuke facilities07-19
*One in a million: black and white fraternal twins07-19
*Report: Britain's first-time home buyers abandon market07-18
*London tops list of most expensive cities to park07-18
*EU regulators expand antitrust case against Intel07-18
*EU internal wrangling may disrupt global trade talks07-18
*Large gas field found in northeast Romania07-18
*German GDP to reach 1.7 percent this year07-18
*Doha Round breakthrough possible this time07-18
*Russia to back any decision on Kosovo acceptable to Belgrade07-18
*British police seize 3 tons of cannabis07-18
*Spanish court acquits 4 more in Madrid train bombings07-18
*Eurozone construction output recovers slightly in May07-18
*EU targets ring-tone download websites for misleading prices07-18
*U.S. seeking to reach missile defense agreement with Poland07-18
*Netherlands wants EU to mull sanctions against Bulgaria07-18
*Macedonia opposition walks out of parliament amid arrest07-18
*Central, SE European states urged to jointly cope with security risks07-18
*EU to provide 42 mln euros in aid for Lebanon07-18
*EU gov'ts adopt draft budget for 200907-18
*Germany calls for gradual settlement of Georgia-Abkhazia conflict07-18
*Four Czech pilots refusing to go to Afghanistan barred from flying07-18
*EU OLAF report triggers huge debates in Bulgaria07-18
*Poll: Norwegians divided over engagement in Afghanistan07-18
*Bulgarian opposition to file sixth non-confidence vote07-18
*Will Russia's new policy paper renew Russia-West ties07-18
*UNDP report: Kosovo ranks poorest in SE Europe07-18
*Belgium sees record bankruptcies in July07-17
*German economy may slow down in the second quarter07-17
*London stock market moves higher in early trading07-17
*Spanish Spanair cuts staff, cancels routes07-17
*Energy, mining shares push London stock market down07-17
*French PM defends proposed reforms despite back pain07-16
*Belgian king consults politicians on solution to crisis07-16
*Nicolas II leads Stalin in greatest Russian contest07-16
*Sarkozy urges Ireland to organize another European treaty vote07-16
*Paris urges Khartoum to make a "gesture" to ICC07-16
*France's immigration policies come under criticism07-16
*Russia seeks Italian support for common European security proposal07-16
*Greek gov't urges caution to prevent forest fires07-16
*Germany extends restrictions on unskilled Eastern European immigrants07-16
*Polish, Russian experts discuss transport co-op07-16
*Ukraine to send its largest-ever Olympic delegation to Beijing07-16
*EU adopts proposals to promote sustainable products, technologies07-16
*EC proposes increasing tax on cigarettes to discourage smoking07-16
*EU "satisfied" at exchange of prisoners between Israel, Hezbollah07-16
*Danish civilian projects in Afghanistan lack personnel07-16
*Kosovo leaders leave for U.S. on first visit07-16
*Sweden to get tough on sex trade07-16
 
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