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- Lukashenko Vows Belarus Won't Copy Western Political System
President Alexander Lukashenko said Thursday that Belarus Won't copy Western political systems despite efforts to forge closer ties with the Europe Union. 'It becomes evident that Belarus must not fully copy the Western political system,' Lukashenko was
- 2nd July, 2009 EU grants Ghana 175m Euros
Accra, July 2, GNA - The European Union (EU) on Thursday approved a 175 million Euros Millennium Development Goal (MDG) contract facility for Ghana after bilateral discussions on the sidelines of the on-going summit in Sirte, Libya. A statement signed by
- Hyundai Mobile pulls out of UK
Hyundai Mobile has backed down on its plans to move into the UK market, as its parent company and European distribution partner, Leitz-Austria has gone into administration. Leitz-Austria went into administration on 1 July, after an out of court agreement
- Underworld figures are freed to run for parliament in Bulgaria
Underworld figures facing charges of racketeering, embezzlement and worse have found a novel way to escape jail in Europes most corrupt country: they are running for parliament. Some of Bulgarias best-known alleged mobsters have been let out of custody
- Belarus won't 'copy' West: Lukashenko
(MINSK) - Belarus's strongman President Alexander Lukashenko said Thursday that his country would not copy Western political systems despite efforts to forge closer ties with the Europe Union.'It becomes evident that Belarus must not fully copy the
- Economic slump is key concern for Bulgarian voters
The severe economic downturn and rampant corruption are primary concerns for voters in Sunday's parliamentary elections in Bulgaria, a Balkan nation that was once one of the fastest growing economies in Europe. Hit by the global recession, the Bulgarian
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- Brazil's Ze Roberto joins Hamburg
BERLIN, July 2 (Xinhua) -- Bayern Munich's Brazilian midfield Ze Roberto has joined German Bundesliga powerhouse Hamburger SV on a free transfer, the Hamburg club announced on Thursday. The 34-year-old has signed a two-year deal, but the club did not
- German heiress wins pre nup case in Britain
LONDON, Jul 2 - One of Germany's richest women won a British court case on Thursday upholding a pre-nuptial agreement that denies her ex-husband a slice of her multi-million pound fortune. Katrin Radmacher, 39, a paper industry heiress, and Nicolas
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- Oil falls below $67, focus on weak U.S. economy
LONDON (Reuters) - Swelling gasoline stocks and a far-bigger-than-expected rise in U.S. unemployment drove oil markets down more than $2 Thursday to below $67 a barrel. In the latest signal the economy of the world's biggest energy consumer was still
- Eyes on Africa
Hereâ??s a riddle thatâ??s easy to figure out but hard to solve: Who produces the same amount of energy each year as Spain but has 20 times as many people? For investors gathered at this weekâ??s PEI Africa Forum in London, the answer
- Scraping by
Cash crisis leaves Ukrainian hospitals relying on charity
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- Teenage survivor of Yemeni jet crash flown to Paris
GREG KELLER and EMMA VANDORE The sole survivor of Tuesday's Yemeni jet crash, 14-year-old Bahia Bakari, was flown back to Paris yesterday. The girl's father, Kassim, met her as she arrived, saying he was relieved and overjoyed to see his daughter even as
- Yemeni airliner crash survivor arrives in Paris
A 12-year-old girl who survived a Yemeni airliner crash by clinging to wreckage in the Indian Ocean flew back to Paris yesterday for an emotional reunion with her father. The only known survivor among the 153 people on the Yemenia Airbus A310 jet, which
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- UK faces swine flu upsurge
9:24 pm G20 saved world from depression: Keating July 2, 2009, 8:27 pm Italian quake town dramatises G8 summit challenges July 2, 2009, 11:09 pm North Korea raises tension with missile launch July 2, 2009, 11:11 pm North Korea fires three missiles July
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- Budapest court bans Hungarian militants
BUDAPEST, Hungary, July 2 (UPI) -- A Budapest appeals court Thursday banned the , a militant group of extreme far-right nationalists, court officials said. The Hungarian Guard is the uniformed arm of the Hungarian nationalist party Jobbik, which won
- INDICATORS - Hungary - Updated on July 2
BUDAPEST, July 2 (Reuters) - Hungary's latest indicators: KEY CENTRAL BANK INTEREST RATES (latest change in brackets) Base rate 9.50 pct (-50 bps on Jan 19) 2-week deposit rate 9.50 pct (-50 bps on Jan 19)
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- UK faces swine flu upsurge
9:24 pm G20 saved world from depression: Keating July 2, 2009, 8:27 pm Italian quake town dramatises G8 summit challenges July 2, 2009, 11:09 pm North Korea raises tension with missile launch July 2, 2009, 11:11 pm North Korea fires three missiles July
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- 5. Obama to Visit Half Century After Famed Fair
A Pepsi ad with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev and then-U.S. vice president Nixon drinking the soda in 1959. Obama to Visit Half Century After Famed Fair 03 July 2009By Nadia Popova / The Moscow Times Russia and the United States will celebrate the
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