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06.05.2010, 20:30
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On Thursday afternoon the Greek parliament passed a package of strong anti-crisis measures in exchange for vast financial aid from EU countries.
06.05.2010, 16:18
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Athens was the scene of a deadly labor strike on Wednesday, the day before legislators in the Greek capital are scheduled to vote on a tough loan package courtesy of the IMF.
30.03.2010, 18:30
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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has urged the international community for better coordinated joint efforts in fighting terrorism as he believes that the recent Moscow terror attacks were not a domestic matter.
30.11.2009, 18:41
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Europe has long been condemning the communist regime, but none of the countries has gone as far as Poland, where a law was signed allowing people to be fined or imprisoned for keeping and buying communist symbols.
27.06.2009, 22:59
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A fierce debate is raging in Germany after the Bundestag passed a bill imposing censorship of certain pornographic websites.
17.03.2010, 16:45
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A decision to create a new movement – The International Anti-Fascist Front – was made at the conference in the Latvian capital, Riga, entitled “WWII lessons: liberators, victims, and butchers”.
19.03.2010, 22:26
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Dutch officials are outraged with a former NATO commander's claims that gay peacekeepers are partially to blame for the Srebrenica massacre in 1995.
19.10.2010, 00:41
Americans casually wait and watch as the economy takes shape, while Europeans take to the streets demanding action. What’s the difference in the economic mindsets of Americans and Europeans?
20.05.2010, 09:38
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One in three women in India is reportedly a victim of domestic violence. Few of their cases make it to court and those that do experience long and costly cases.
07.07.2009, 02:33
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“An unstable China would create a lot of turbulence. However, the way the Chinese government deals with those groups [of protesters] in Xinjiang is very important,” said Dr. Kerry Brown of the London-based Chatham House.
Published: 18 May, 2010, 04:47
Edited: 18 May, 2010, 23:44
In Thailand, unrest continues with no end in sight. The effects are spreading as unrest continues in Greece and is now beginning in Spain. Are these economic protests the beginning of social revolutions?
In Spain the worse consequence of the crisis will be....a 5% cut in the salaries of bureaucrats which goes as follow: If the bureaucrat earns $1,200 a month will lose about 3%, so about $40. (the poorest in the Spanish scale of bureaucrats) If the bureaucrat earns $3,600 a month will lose about 8%, so about $300. (the richest in the Spnaish scale of bureaucrats) It is bad, but most people in the rest of the World, including the Russian Federation, earn less than the poorest group of Spanish bureaucrats.