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- Sahara pipeline to transport gas from West Africa to Europe
Nigeria, Algeria and Niger have signed an agreement to build a pipeline across the Sahara that would link Europe to big west African gas reserves. The Trans-Sahara Pipeline project, which would cost at least $10 billion for the pipeline and another $3bn
- Sahara pipeline plan to feed west African gas to Europe
Nigeria, Algeria and Niger have signed an agreement to build a pipeline across the Sahara that would link Europe to big west African gas reserves. The Trans-Sahara Pipeline project, which would cost at least US$10 billion (Dh37.7bn) for the pipeline and
- China environmental phenomena monitored from spa
China is in a very seismically active area and has had many catastrophic earthquakes during its history. A joint European-Chinese team is using satellite radar data to monitor ground deformation across major continental faults in China to understand
- CEPE in Budapest Announces Program
The CEPE Annual Conference and General Assembly 2009 has published its conference program, which can be found at www.european-coatings.com/cepe. This yearâ??s conference will be held in Budapest, Hungary, at the Ramada Plaza Budapest on September
- Safety calls on Comoros crash
AS THE sole survivor of a flight that crashed near the island nation of Comoros arrived in Paris on Thursday, Europe began a debate about whether aviation watchdogs needed more tools to guard against lax airline safety standards, especially in the
- $10bn Niger-Europe gas project on way
Three African countries yesterday signed an accord to build a $10 billion trans-Saharan gas pipeline linking vast reserves in Nigeria to Europe. The project will convey gas destined for the European market more than 4,000 km from the Niger Delta in
- Nigeria, Algeria, Niger Seal $10bn Gas Pipeline Deal
Three African countries yesterday signed an accord to build a $10 billion trans-Saharan gas pipeline linking vast reserves in Nigeria to Europe. The project would convey gas destined for the European market more than 4,000 kilometres (2,485 miles) from
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- Germany: Porsche considers more Zuffenhausen cuts
Porsche is considering additional production cuts at its Zuffenhausen plant in Germany, according to Reuters, citing unnamed sources. The plant builds the 911 Carrera. Porsche is investing millions of... This content is available to members only
- British embassy staff to be released, says Iranian ambassador
Tehran - Iran's ambassador to Germany has voiced hope that the two detained Iranian staffers of the British embassy in Tehran would soon be released, official news agency IRNA reported Saturday. IRNA quoted Ali-Reza Sheikh-Attar as saying that, after the
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- Sudan: Two foreign aid workers kidnapped in Darfur: officials
Source: Agence France-Presse (AFP) KHARTOUM, July 3, 2009 (AFP) - Two women aid workers from Ireland and Uganda were kidnapped Friday by armed men in Sudan's volatile Darfur region, the scene of Africa's longest running conflict, officials told AFP.
- Safety calls on Comoros crash
AS THE sole survivor of a flight that crashed near the island nation of Comoros arrived in Paris on Thursday, Europe began a debate about whether aviation watchdogs needed more tools to guard against lax airline safety standards, especially in the
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- Spainish police foil zeppelin jailbreak
MADRID: Spanish police said on Friday they had foiled an Italian drug trafficker's plan to break out of jail in the Canary Islands using climbing equipment and a four-metre-long zeppelin. 'The plan consisted of using a remotely controlled zeppelin to
- Globespotters: Rome, Mumbai and Prague
Excerpts from recent posts on the Globespotters blog, a travelers guide to cities around the world. Get travel news from those in the know. To make the most of Romes balmy summer nights, the gay scene migrates to the suburbs, where parking is easier and
- Ghanaian Immigrants' Kids and Their Michael Jackson's Syndrome.
July 2009 The Echoes of Michael Jackson: Blame your parents for your shortcomings and Iniquities. RELAX THIS IS NOT an Off-the wall tribute or thriller .I have no interest in rubbernecking or trivializing Michael Jacksons death---people make mistakes.
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- CEPE in Budapest Announces Program
The CEPE Annual Conference and General Assembly 2009 has published its conference program, which can be found at www.european-coatings.com/cepe. This yearâ??s conference will be held in Budapest, Hungary, at the Ramada Plaza Budapest on September
- Developing relations with China is Hungary's priority: FM
BEIJING, July 3 (Xinhua) -- Developing relations with China is a priority for Hungary, the Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Balazs said here on Friday. The bilateral relations between Hungary and China are good, long-standing, and at a high level, Balazs
- Hungarian multi-manager emerges as market leader
Quantis Investment Management Zrt has become the largest multimanager in eastern Europe after boosting its assets to more than HUF 40 billion (?147 million). ?It gives us great pleasure that, in less than six months after the launch of Quantis' fund
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- Spainish police foil zeppelin jailbreak
MADRID: Spanish police said on Friday they had foiled an Italian drug trafficker's plan to break out of jail in the Canary Islands using climbing equipment and a four-metre-long zeppelin. 'The plan consisted of using a remotely controlled zeppelin to
- Globespotters: Rome, Mumbai and Prague
Excerpts from recent posts on the Globespotters blog, a travelers guide to cities around the world. Get travel news from those in the know. To make the most of Romes balmy summer nights, the gay scene migrates to the suburbs, where parking is easier and
- Ghanaian Immigrants' Kids and Their Michael Jackson's Syndrome.
July 2009 The Echoes of Michael Jackson: Blame your parents for your shortcomings and Iniquities. RELAX THIS IS NOT an Off-the wall tribute or thriller .I have no interest in rubbernecking or trivializing Michael Jacksons death---people make mistakes.
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- June 2009 On The Warsaw Stock Exchange
June?s highlight was the IPO of Bogdanka, the first Polish coal mining company listed on the WSE and the first state-owned company to go public on the Warsaw bourse since November 2008. Other major events included, among others, the start of a project
- Poland seeks increase in Russian gas imports
RIA Novosti reported that PGNiG expects to increase Russian natural gas imports by 2 billion cubic meters to 3 billion cubic meters to 10 billion cubic meters to 11 billion cubic meters annually from 2010. Mr Miroslaw Dobrut PGNiG deputy chairman said
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- Poland seeks increase in Russian gas imports
RIA Novosti reported that PGNiG expects to increase Russian natural gas imports by 2 billion cubic meters to 3 billion cubic meters to 10 billion cubic meters to 11 billion cubic meters annually from 2010. Mr Miroslaw Dobrut PGNiG deputy chairman said
- Russia to let U.S. ship arms to Afghanistan
MOSCOW - Russia said yesterday that it would allow the United States to ship weapons across its territory to Afghanistan, a long-sought move that bolsters U.S. military operations but potentially gives the Kremlin leverage over critical American
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