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U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, left, speaks as Czech Republic's Minister of Foreign Affairs Karel
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Rice draws Russian fire with missile deal
| US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice signed today what she called a "landmark" missile defence deal with the Czech Republic that drew immediate fire from Russia. | The accord permits the siting of... (photo: AP Photo / Petr David Josek) The Australian
G8-Gipfel: Initiative fr bezahlbare Lebensmittel starten
Economy   G8   Inflation   Nuclear   Photos   Slideshow  
Key agreements at G8 summit
| TOYAKO -- Leaders of the Group of Eight major powers on Tuesday found common ground on climate change, the global economy and a host of political crises at a summit in Japan. | Here are some of the ... (photo: Foto: REGIERUNGonline/Bergmann) Inquirer
ConocoPhillips Los Angeles Refinery in operation Thursday, July 6, 2006. G8 summiteers agree on joint action to curb oil prices
| THE G8 leaders have agreed the big industrial economies will co-operate more closely in efforts to curb soaring oil prices, calling the huge recent rises in energy and food costs a "serious challeng... (photo: AP / Ric Francis) The Australian
Energy   Food   G8   Oil   Photos  
Conservative Party chief David Cameron, right, and his local Conservative candidate Edward Timpson, left, speak to the media on a visit to train haulage company, Freightliner Group Limited, during their campaign ahead of the Crewe and Nantwich by election on May 22, in Crewe, England, Thursday May 15, 2008. Rusting train cars litter railroad yards that flank this industrial town that has been a bedrock of support for Prime Minister Gordon Brown's Labour Party. Once a farming hamlet, Crewe was transformed by locomotive building into a bustling town in the mid-19th century, only to see the industry slip into a steep decline. Now, Labour looks set to lose the district for the first time in a special election Thursday, raising questions about whether the Brown era may be grinding to its own slow halt Tories to target fat, poor, addicted
| BRITISH Opposition Leader David Cameron said yesterday that some people who are poor, fat or addicted to alcohol or drugs have only themselves to blame. | Mr Cameron said society had been too sensit... (photo: AP / Paul Thomas) The Australian
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 Iranian student walk pass an anti-American mural, the Statue of Liberty with skull head, Saturday Nov. 4, 2006 in front of the former U.S embassy in Tehran, Iran during a demonstration to mark the anniversary of the start of the Iranian hostage crisis wh Tehran looks beyond Bush
| By Trita Parsi | WASHINGTON - Conciliatory noises from Tehran over the nuclear issue have left Washington and Brussels baffled, and unconvinced of Iran's intentions. Ha... (photo: AP Photo/Hasan Sarbakhshian) Asia Times
Iran   Nuclear   Photos   Politics   US  
 water - tap water - drinking water - water shortage - water supply - health - healthy drink - nature - environment -   wnhires  (js1) Authorities in southern France ban water supplies after leak at nuclear site
| PARIS - Liquid containing traces of unenriched uranium leaked Tuesday at a nuclear site in southern France, and some of the solution ran into two rivers, France's nucle... (photo: WN / janice) Star Tribune
Europe   France   Nuclear   Paris   Photos   Water  
 _IGP8876 paris city Paris, the city of light, dreams of a loftier skyline
| PARIS - The city of light is looking to add a little height. | The Paris city council voted Tuesday to consider erecting tall buildings on the rim of this historically ... (photo: WN / guillaume) Star Tribune
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A police van arrives at the Securitas security depot in Tonbridge, England, Thursday Feb. 23, 2006. Armed robbers impersonating police officers stole some 25 million pounds (US$43.5 million) from a security company south of London early Wednesday in one of the largest robberies in British history, the Bank of England said. Police and Londoners struggle to explain killings of 2 French students
| LONDON - The tabloids are calling them the "Tarantino murders." | The two young Frenchmen, promising research students at one of Britain's top universities, h... (photo: AP Photo / Tom Hevezi) Star Tribune
Crime   France   London   Photos   Police   Students  
Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., speaks at a town hall meeting in Billings, Mont, jsa1 Germans get excited over prospect of Obama visit
Posted  | Comment  | Recommend | | |   By Jae C. Hong, AP Organizers of Barack Obama's campaign have said he is planning two foreign trips this s... (photo: AP / Chris Carlson) USA Today
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Malaysia National Mosque Swiss minaret ban gains momentum
| In Switzerland some 115,000 people have signed a proposal to ban the building of minarets. | The campaign is being organised by the right-wing Swiss People's Party (SVP... (photo: WN) BBC News
Campaign   Islam   Photos   Swiss   Switzerland  
Television - TV French anti-terror investigators probe threats over T.V. porn
Posted  | Comment  | Recommend | | | PARIS (AP) — Anti-terrorism investigators in Paris are probing threats against a leading French cable TV cha... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba) USA Today
Europe   France   Paris   Photos   Porn   Terror  
 A worker at a dairy farm in East Montpelier, Vt., milks cows in this June 19, 1996 photo. The Northeast Interstate Dairy Compact could be fueling excess production by New England dairy farmers and could require farmers to pay the federal government to di EU official begs farmers to stop sending milk
| BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - The EU's top farm official is begging German farmers to stop mailing her milk. | Farmers have bombarded Agriculture Commissioner Mariann Fische... (photo: AP Photo ) Syracuse
Belgium   Business   Food   German   Photos  
Priests from the Episcopal Church celebrate daily eucharist , jsa1 Church Of England Will Allow Women Bishops
The Church of England's ruling body has voted its support for women to become bishops without giving traditionalist supporters of male-only priesthood the concessions the... (photo: AP / Jay LaPrete) CBS News
Body   Church   England   Europe   Photos   Women  
Business & Economy Farming
Taste of the Neighborhood: Time to savor the flavors on Cran
Peugeot Citroën warns of car sales slide in Europe
High-speed trains seize short-haul market as fuel cost cripp
Key agreements at G8 summit
G8-Gipfel: Initiative fr bezahlbare Lebensmittel starten
Key agreements at G8 summit
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Domenico Chiarello: Italian veteran of the First World War
Free food may tackle EU obesity
Manas Petroleum Offers Operations Update
EU official begs farmers to stop sending milk
 A worker at a dairy farm in East Montpelier, Vt., milks cows in this June 19, 1996 photo. The Northeast Interstate Dairy Compact could be fueling excess production by New England dairy farmers and could require farmers to pay the federal government to di
EU official begs farmers to stop sending milk
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Politics Currency
Key agreements at G8 summit
15,000 protest against Berlusconi
No Nazi roles in orgy: Max Mosley
Tehran looks beyond Bush
G8-Gipfel: Initiative fr bezahlbare Lebensmittel starten
Key agreements at G8 summit
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Slovakia to adopt euro on January 1st
EU invites Slovakia to join euro zone
Dollar rises against euro, other currencies
EU invites Slovakia to join euro zone
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Dollar gains ground against euro
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Education Medicare
Stabbing deaths of French students shock London
Stabbing deaths of French students shock London
Stabbing deaths of French students horrifies London
Stabbing deaths of French students shock London
A police van arrives at the Securitas security depot in Tonbridge, England, Thursday Feb. 23, 2006. Armed robbers impersonating police officers stole some 25 million pounds (US$43.5 million) from a security company south of London early Wednesday in one of the largest robberies in British history, the Bank of England said.
Police and Londoners struggle to explain killings of 2 French students
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Key agreements at G8 summit
ADRs in Focus: European pharma shares rise
Polish minister skirts missle talk in wake of '08 race
Free food may tackle EU obesity
G8-Gipfel: Initiative fr bezahlbare Lebensmittel starten
Key agreements at G8 summit
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Sport Environment
A miracle pill, a sports team and the most wanted man in Aus
Islamic Republic bans athletes, celebrities from 'promot
Taste of the Neighborhood: Time to savor the flavors on Cran
Barack Obama heads to London for European tour
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, left, speaks as Czech Republic's Minister of Foreign Affairs Karel
Rice draws Russian fire with missile deal
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G-8 promises to halve emissions by 2050
Airlines flying in and out of Europe must cut CO2 emissions
EU lawmakers approve deal on airline CO2 emissions
EU sets new pollution limits for airlines from 2012
 Silvio Berlusconi
G-8 Endorses Halving Global Emissions by 2050
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