Article archive for category "Europe"
Saturday 28 November 2009
- At least 22 dead in Russia train crash (2nd Roundup)
Friday 27 November 2009
- At least 22 dead in Russia train crash (Roundup)
- Boom preceded Russian train derailment; 10 dead, 130 injured
- Outspoken ElBaradei silently bows out as IAEA chief
- Outspoken ElBaradei silently bows out as IAEA chief
- Outspoken ElBaradei silently bows out as IAEA chief
- No goals in Bochum vs Cologne Bundesliga match
- Uli Hoeness elected Bayern Munich preisdent
- Austria steals ski-jump team win from Germany
- Political turmoil swamps Berlin over Afghan cover-up (2nd Roundup)
- Baltic EU commissioners happy with new jobs
- New European Commission portfolios unveiled (Roundup)
- ANALYSIS: EU heavyweights win with new commission team
- Merkel: Family minister to replace resigned Jung (Extra)
- Merkel ally forced out over Afghan cover-up scandal (Roundup)
- Barcelona extend Iniesta contract until 2015
- Wolfsburg's Martins out injured for the rest of the year
- Serbian students protest stricter standards for university
- ANALYSIS: Kunduz crisis crushes trust in German army abroad
- France and Russia conclude "modernization partnership" (Roundup)
- Spanish government tables law to "change economic model"
- IAEA approves international nuclear fuel reserve
- More funds for Norwegian police ahead of Obama visit
- Belarus government warns journalist on reports for Polish radio
- Greece to set up independent asylum agency
- New European Commission portfolios unveiled (2nd Lead)
- ETA supporters burn bus and subway station in Basque region
- Mussolini's granddaughter dismisses "sex video" claim
- German minister quits over Afghan cover-up scandal (1st Lead)
- Report: Toni in talks with Roma
- German minister quits over Afghan cover-up scandal (Urgent)
- France and Russia conclude "modernization partnership" (1st Lead)
- BACKGROUND: Full list of European Union commissioners
- New European Commission portfolios unveiled (1st Lead)
- German minister to resign over Afghan cover-up scandal (Extra)
- Widow of goalkeeper Enke overwhelmed by German mourning
- Pope appeals for rights of migrant children
- New European Commission announced (Urgent)
- Contador commits to Astana after ProTour licence is granted
- Pressure grows on German minister over Afghan cover-up scandal
- New European Commission portfolios to be unveiled
- Berlusconi corruption trial set for December 4
- Chevanton loaned out by Sevilla to Atalanta
- German police launch manhunt for prison-break pair
- Putin, Fillon to talk business at Franco-Russian conference
- French World Cup coach says Domenech must go
- ANALYSIS: Outspoken leader ElBaradei retires from IAEA
- 21 illegal immigrants drown off Mayotte
- German Christmas markets brighten up the winter gloom (Feature)
Thursday 26 November 2009
- Afghan airstrike triggers German resignations (2nd Roundup)
- Police raid German firms, checking Italy garbage graft claims
- Irish report condemns "cover-up" of child abuse by Catholic church
- ANALYSIS: German Afghan woes highlight Europe's NATO worry
- NATO chief seeks troops for Afghanistan amid German crisis (Roundup)
- Merkel calls for explanation over Afghan airstrike (Extra)
- Greek shipowners deny pirate release
- Anti-Islamic Dutch politician cancels Prague visit (Roundup)
- Former German minister pressed over Afghan airstrike (Extra)
- Three ministers to join Czech interim government
- Russian president set for first meeting with Pope Benedict
- Spanish parliament approves controversial draft abortion law
- NATO must worker harder in Afghanistan, Rasmussen says (Extra)
- BACKGROUND: German airstrike throws up legal and political issues
- Brazilian Ze Roberto out for rest of year
- Anti-Islamic Dutch politician forced to cancel Prague visit
- German army top brass lose jobs over Afghan cover-up available (1st Lead)
- Row in Spain over Catalonia's self-government
- Serbian parliamentarian throws shoes at colleague
- Hungary to fine extremists who wear right-wing uniform
- Cyprus warns EU members it will block Turkey
- Russian troops shoot dead Ukrainian crossing border
- Report: Berlusconi's wife seeking multi-million euro divorce deal
- Munich can't reflect on end of Hoeness, Beckenbauer era (News Feature)
- PREVIEW: Inter Milan look to put European woes behind them in Serie A
- Belgrade's Roma museum aims to educate marginalized group (Feature)
- Top German army officer resigns over Afghan civilian bombing
- PREVIEW: Hanover and Munich hope for normality
- PREVIEW: Barcelona sweating on fitness of Messi and Ibrahimovic
Wednesday 25 November 2009
- Spanish princess to divorce after 14 years of marriage
- Poland reiterates support for Ukrainian integration in Europe
- Polanski to be released on bail
- German home-schoolers avoid jail, given token fine
- Swiss "Rocket Man" fails to cross from Africa to Europe (Roundup)
- Swiss "Rocket Man" fails to cross from Africa to Europe on wings
- Career end looms for Pechstein as CAS confirms ban (2nd Roundup)
- Fight for treasured EU portfolios heats up (News Feature)
- Career end looms for Pechstein as CAS confirms ban (Roundup)
- Barcelona extend contract of defender Abidal
- Hanover to play in Enke-tribute shirts for the rest of season
- German foreign minister: Further sanctions against Iran possible
- Big increase in German military spending in Afghanistan
- Management: CAS confirms Pechstein ban (1st Lead)
- BACKGROUND: Barroso's new European Commission team
- Management: CAS confirms Pechstein ban (Urgent)
- Shooting of Tom Cruise film resumed after bull scare
- Danish parties fail to agree on EU referendum
- Large doping trade network busted in Austria
- Toni not in Munich squad for Haifa game
- Ukrainian killed in pirate attack on German ship off Benin (Roundup)
- France to tighten laws against domestic violence
- Growing outrage over Dutch fingerprint database
- Belgian king appoints Leterme as premier for a second time
- Four held in crackdown on Austro-German hackers
- Gambling grannies arrested on Cyprus
- Fair play wanted in Italian Serie A (News Feature)
- End of a Bayern Munich era as Uli Hoeness moves on (News Feature)
- Second best not good enough for Italy's immigrant cricketers (Feature)
- INTERVIEW: Turkish sociologist: Muslim values blocking integration
Tuesday 24 November 2009
- Arrests made in alleged doping ring in Spain
- Malta's former chief justice found guilty of bribery
- Slovenian peacekeeper dies in a firearm incident in Kosovo
- German museum official confirms Nefertiti talks plan
- Kroes confirmed as Dutch European Commissioner candidate (Roundup)
- New European Commission team nearly complete (Roundup)
- Daimler belittles "Hitler state car" discovery
- Van Gaal safe for a while as Toni eyes return to Italy (Roundup)
- Norwegian group hopes to use osmosis to produce power
- Germany boosts aid to Afghanistan, Pakistan for "good governance"
- German girl, 16, jailed for foiled bid to massacre schoolmates
- Kroes confirmed as Dutch European Commissioner, report says
- Medvedev orders probe into death of jailed lawyer
- Rama Yade, the minister who says "no" to Sarkozy (News Feature)
- Latvian policeman busted for driving stolen German car
- Italy reconfirms Tajani for EU Commission
- Malta's social policy minister nominated EU Commissioner
- Report: Swedish referee mulled quitting over handball row
- Immigrant beaten to death by drunken Moscow policemen
- Book by prostitute in Berlusconi case goes on sale in Italy
- Van Gaal safe for a while at Bayern as Toni eyes return to Italy
- Danish climate minister nominated for European Commission (Roundup)
- Reports: Leterme set to return as Belgian premier
- Spain detains 34 Basque separatists (Roundup)
- Turkey's public sector unions to stage 24 hour strike
- Danish climate minister nominated for European Commission
- Reports: Gago and Van Nistelrooy may leave Real Madrid in January
- Men questioned over gingerbread house vandalism
- Serbia blundered in search for Mladic, war crimes prosecutor says
- Spain detains 36 Basque separatists
- TEAM PROFILE: Stop-start France looking to ignite in South Africa
- TEAM PROFILE: King Otto reigns
- TEAM PROFILE: Spain's little men aiming to grow up in World Cup
- TEAM PROFILE: Serbs wonder - finally a real team?
- TEAM PROFILE: Play it again Marcello
- TEAM PROFILE: German confidence grows as Loew seeks winning blend
- Two French aid workers kidnapped in Central African Republic
- TEAM PROFILE: Denmark pinning hopes on lucky draw and good team
Monday 23 November 2009
- Council of Europe condemns terrorism in Chechnya
- EU urges Bosnia to get ready for integration next year
- Suspended sentence for "Robin Hood" bank manager
- Romania's incumbent president and rival in Dec 6 run-off
- Rossi takes over at Palermo, strugglers Siena call on Malesani
- Study: Climate change to have irreversible consequences by 2050
- Five dead as Italian military plane crashes (Roundup)
- Kremlin's rights chief calls for probe into death of jailed lawyer
- 20-year ban for Italian cyclist Da Ros
- Extreme-race organizer on trial for Zugspitze deaths
- Spain to allow Kosovo to attend EU meetings on the Balkans
- Danish premier to discuss climate change with Commonwealth leaders
- Del Bosque poised to extend his Spain contract
- Serbia opens its biggest military base in region bordering Kosovo
- Four dead as Italian military plane crashes during training flight
- Dealer says Russian millionaire wants Hitler's state car
- Berlusconi elected "Rockstar of the Year"
- Spain in quandary over Western Sahara activist
- Minister urges two-state solution ahead of Mideast visit (Roundup)
- Austria's President Fischer seeks second term
- Nine arrests in Italy match-rigging probe (Roundup)
- Tom Cruise film suspended in Spain after bulls injure two
- Berlin slams Israel settlement policy ahead of minister's visit
- Palermo fire Zenga, hope to end dismal run
- Reward posted for gingerbread house vandals
- EADS insider trading case comes before French market regulator
- Nine arrests in Italy match-rigging probe
- Polls put incumbent ahead in Romanian vote; fraud reported
- Polls put incumbent ahead in Romanian vote; fraud reported
- Report: Danish climate and energy minister tipped for EU Commission
- Cruise ferry to be towed to Finnish port
Sunday 22 November 2009
- Valencia stay fourth in Spain by beating Osasuna (Roundup)
- Juventus edge Udinese, keep Inter Milan within sights (Roundup)
- Home draw against Zaragoza keeps Malaga bottom (1st Lead)
- Leverkusen on top after draw in Munich; Bochum stun Hamburg (Roundup)
- Nilmar goals continue Villarreal's revival
- Totti returns with hat-trick for Roma (1st Lead)
- Leverkusen back on top after draw in Munich (1st Lead)
- Leverkusen back on top after draw in Munich
- Totti returns with hat-trick for Roma
- Manchester United defender defends Henry
- Norway and Sweden win opening relays (Roundup)
- German police put brakes on illegal car race
- Romanians head to polls in presidential election
- Sweden take women's relay
- Report: No living witnesses left for Demjanjuk trial
- Messi to miss Barcelona-Inter clash
Saturday 21 November 2009
- Barcelona's draw in Bilbao leaves Real Madrid top (Roundup)
- Parma stun Fiorentina after Inter Milan beat Bologna (Roundup)
- Real Madrid top after controversial defeat of Santander (1st Lead)
- Bremen go top as Hanover and Bundesliga remember Enke (Roundup)
- Slick Sevilla joint second after beating Tenerife
- Inter Milan overcome Bologna to stretch Serie A lead
- Bremen go top as Hanover and Bundesliga remember Enke (1st Lead)
- Hanover remember Enke as Bremen power to the top
- Norwegians dominate opening cross-country World Cup races (Roundup)
- German Left leader doing well after cancer operation
- Pope meets with Anglican head over Vatican overtures
- Kunduz airstrike relatives to demand compensation (Roundup)
- Marquez third Barcelona player hit by swine flu
- Bjorgen wins opening women's cross-country race of World Cup season
- Fire temporarily halts flights at Prague airport
- Report: Fearing death penalty, Berlin to send team to 9-11 trial
- Afghan Official: German troops in Kunduz are battle-shy
- Boat with 200 African refugees arrives in Italy
- Opera singer Soederstroem dead at 82
Friday 20 November 2009
- Media leaks complicating Lithuanian CIA prison probe, says official
- UN welcomes new European Union leadership
- CAS rejects Pechstein appeal to race
- (eca 094): Match-rigging probe rocks German football (News Feature)
- Russia, Germany stress interest in strategic partnership (Roundup)
- New EU foreign policy chief Ashton to assume office on December 1
- Match-rigging probe rocks German football (News Feature)
- Turks react with concern to EU presidency appointment (Roundup)
- South Korean star model may have killed herself
- Millions of children select Mandela, Machel for rights prize
- Barcelona players Abidal and Toure hit by swine flu
- Spain protests to Britain over incident off Gibraltar
- Putin: "I can always find a way to agree" with Tymoshenko (Roundup)
- Croatian parliament ratifies border agreement with Slovenia
- LEADALL: World shrugs off top EU appointments
- Russia, Germany stress interest in strategic partnership
- New German foreign minister to travel to Israel
- Turks react with concern to EU presidency appointment
- Moscow hopes for stability from new EU leadership
- Putin praises Ukraine's Tymoshenko ahead of election (Extra)
- International court appoints defence counsel for Karadzic
- Merkel has "full trust" in new EU leaders (Roundup)
- FIFA rules no replay of France-Ireland qualifier
- Replay France-Ireland match, says French finance minister (Roundup)
- Report: Transsexual linked to Italian politics scandal found dead
- Russia's Putin: "I can always find a way to agree" with Tymoshenko
- Replay the France-Ireland match, says French finance minister
- Russian Orthodox priest gunned down in own church
- Germany welcomes new EU pair as "competent personalities"
Thursday 19 November 2009
- Obama says election of EU president will strengthen partnership
- Police seize illicit medicines from web merchants (2nd Roundup)
- Six names that will make or break Van Rompuy (News Feature)
- EU leaders pick political novices for top jobs (Roundup)
- Police seize illicit medicines from web merchants (Roundup)
- Police seize illicit medicines from web merchants in Interpol raids
- Airbus transport customers fail to agree on troubled order
- EU leaders pick Belgian premier as their president (5th Lead)
- Catherine Ashton chosen as EU foreign policy chief (Urgent)
- Barcelona's Ibrahimovic out of action for at least a week
- Herman Van Rompuy chosen as EU president (Urgent)
- German defence minister: Afghan government must do more
- EU close to consensus on top jobs (4th Lead)
- PROFILE: "Haiku Herman" - Belgium's Zen prime minister
- Consensus on EU top jobs near: diplomats (Urgent)
- EU inches towards top jobs deal as Brown backs Ashton (3rd Lead)
- Socialists propose Ashton to steer EU foreign policy (2nd Lead)
- Socialists propose Ashton as EU foreign minister (Urgent)
- "Arctic Sea" finally reaches destination in Algeria
- EU leaders arrive in Brussels for top jobs summit (1st Lead)
- Report: Suspect in Naples "video" killing is arrested
- Russia's Putin in Ukraine, gas deal signed
- Sweden seeks to clarify EU president's role (Extra)
- Sweden rejects residency for Egyptians handed over to CIA
- Swedish referees stay mum after controversial handball (Roundup)
- Irish to lodge official complaint with FIFA over Henry handball
- BACKGROUND: The European Union's new top leadership posts
- Pechstein to hear CAS decision on November 25
- Sevilla defender Escude out for at least two weeks
- Werner Herzog to head up Berlin Film festival jury
- Patriarch buried, divided church faces challenges (News Feature)
- Swedish referee Hansson rubbished at home over Henry handball
- Van Rompuy favourite as EU leaders set to pick new full-time chief
- Irish minister calls for replay after French "handball" defeat
- PREVIEW: Moment of truth for Bayern and van Gaal against Leverkusen
- Santander again opt for Portugal as coach
- "Hooray, but" - France's bitter World Cup qualification (Feature)
- Russian court issues capital punishment ban beyond January 1
- PREVIEW: Intense month for Barcelona begins in Bilbao on Saturday
- PREVIEW: Big boys are back as Serie A resumes
- Swedish newspapers publish appeal for reporter jailed in Eritrea
- US extends sympathy on death of Serbian Orthodox patriarch Pavle
- Baroness and son battle over Spanish art treasure (Feature)
Wednesday 18 November 2009
- Irish players gutted after handball goal knocks them out (Roundup)
- France suffer huge scare before making World Cup finals
- Enke honoured as Germany draw with Ivory Coast (Roundup)
- Spain enjoy romp in their favourite foreign city
- Youthful Italy convince in friendly against Sweden
- Slovenia shock nine-man Russia to seal World Cup place
- Italy convince in friendly against Sweden
- Enke honoured as Germany draw with Ivory Coast
- UN food summit ends without much progress
- Salpingidis the hero as Greece book World Cup place
- In Pictures: 'Russia Parkour Jump 14-meter High Roof'
- Headscarf attack in Germany: Muslim medical student beaten up
- Germany to team with France in picking EU leadership, Merkel says
- Dalia Lama plays down rumours of ill health on Italy trip
- Top German agent and gay lover face spy trial in Germany
- EU-Russia summit stresses unity on trade and climate (Roundup)
- BACKGROUND: Who's who of possible candidates for EU posts
- Women wear ties to highlight lack of females in top Brussels jobs
- Germany skips decision on controversial post-war museum
- EU appointments summit could take all night, Reinfeldt says
- Cyprus football fans will need to show ID cards to attend matches
- Danish fan fined for storming Euro qualifier
- "Dear Robert...": German players pen letter to Enke (Roundup)
- German soldiers injure two civilians in northern Afghanistan
- Berlin won't keep troops "forever" in Afghanistan, says minister
- Barcelona's Milito finally returns to action
- Germany condemns alleged attack by Zimbabwe soldiers on priest
- PREVIEW: EU leaders head for top jobs conclave
- German parliament asked to authorize longer mission in Afghanistan
- Russia announces strengthened 2020 climate goals (Extra)
- German federation mulls game for Enke, foundation
- Russia insists on WTO ambitions, diplomats say (1st Lead)
- Bayern Munich not planning on signing new players
- Osasuna and Atletico Madrid hit by swine flu
- WTO doubts overshadow EU-Russia summit
- Spain's foreign minister denies candidacy as EU foreign policy head
- Amauri set on donning Azzurri jersey
- Second Munch artwork stolen in Oslo
- Financial crisis reveals vulnerability of Spain's immigrants (Feature)
- Greek police clash with anarchists after student march (2nd Roundup)
Tuesday 17 November 2009
- Czechs, Slovaks mark 20 years since fall of communism (Roundup)
- Czechs, Slovaks mark 20 years since fall of communism
- Greek police clash with anarchists following student march (Roundup)
- Afghanistan and Somalia world's most corrupt states, study says
- (eca 126) Latvia's corruption rating takes dive with economy (News Feature)
- New Barca star Pedro keen for coach Guardiola to extend contract
- Corruption up as Latvia slips in transparency ratings (News Feature)
- Former Nazi guard charged with 58 WWII murders
- German Left co-leader, Lafontaine, to undergo cancer operation
- Spain will not "force" new EU relation with Cuba
- Germany's punishment of reckless driver too soft, says Russia
- Germany gear up for first game after death of Enke (Roundup)
- Germany arrests two Hutu leaders wanted for Congo war crimes
- Sweden nominates EU Affairs Minister as European Commissioner
- Swedish EU presidency seeks agreement on top jobs (Roundup)
- Report: Police suspect van driver of stashing stolen loot in Serbia
- Cindy Crawford blackmail suspect turns himself in (Roundup)
- Drogba pulls out of Germany game
- Sarkozy, in Riyadh, praises Saudi monarch (Roundup)
- Crisis at German universities boils over into demonstrations
- Austrian government approves same-sex partnership rights
- Russian delegation to arrive in Beirut to inspect military airports
- Russian anti-fascist activist found dead after attack
- Thousands of police guard Athens for student uprising march
- Rains spark flooding on Canary Islands
- Croatia presidential race offers voters 13 candidates
- Arrest warrant issued against suspected Cindy Crawford blackmailer
- Italy ready to welcome Amauri - with some exceptions (News Feature)
- Swedish EU presidency seeks political agreement on top jobs
- Sarkozy to visit Saudi Arabia for talks on Middle East peace
- Turkey ends prison isolation of jailed PKK leader Ocalan
Monday 16 November 2009
- Pro-Cassano jersey goes on benefit auction
- German official: Europe needs plan to handle "orphan works" texts
- Climate change exacerbating food crisis, UN chief warns Rome summit
- NATO sees Afghan security in local hands in 2010 (Roundup)
- Eager Nadal returns for Spain in Davis Cup final
- Germany puts names of 700,000 captured Soviets online
- Russian nuclear regulator worried about increasing atomic waste
- Saviano says recession has boosted organized crime
- Jailed West Saharan activist wins Swedish prize
- Details elusive in Czech talks on US missile shield
- Merkel sees good prospects for Serbia's EU membership bid
- Arctic indigenous peoples debate climate change
- Serbs pay respects to late Serbian Orthodox patriarch Pavle
- Barcelona's Abidal out of action for around two weeks
- NATO seeks more trainers as EU spotlights Afghan corruption (1st Lead)
- Armoured van driver accused of stealing millions gives up (Roundup)
- Russia will never complete nuclear plant, says Iranian spokesman
- Picking EU president must be public process, says Latvian candidate
- EU's list for top jobs "narrowing," Swedish presidency says
- Armoured van driver accused of stealing millions gives himself up
- Neo-Nazi radio DJs appear before Berlin court
- Turkish PM denies government used illegal wiretaps
- Spain to push for Turkey's EU membership during its presidency
- Former education minister confirmed as Sofia's first female mayor
- Moscow: START treaty can remain in force even after expiry
- Dominguez signs professional contract with Atletico Madrid
- PREVIEW: Ballack out as Germany face Ivory Coast in sombre mood
- "Saharan Gandhi" on hunger strike at Spanish airport
- Merkel will attend Copenhagen climate conference
- PREVIEW: Germany face Ivory Coast in sombre mood
- PREVIEW: All to play for in Maribor for Slovenia
- PREVIEW: Precision needed as Italy take test with Sweden
- EU and Russia agree energy early-warning system
- Environment ministers prepare for UN climate change summit
- Social democratic election win in Slovakia marred by graft charges
- Reggae singer blames "sabotage" for "shocking" SA anthem rendition
- Greek police arrest prisoner who escaped by helicopter
- PREVIEW: France looking to finish the job in Paris
- PREVIEW: In-form Spain pleased to return to Vienna
- PREVIEW: Rehhagel remains optimistic as both sides need to score
Sunday 15 November 2009
- German foreign minister calls for Afghan withdrawal plan
- Djokovic holds off Monfils for fifth season crown (Roundup)
- Ruling conservative party takes mayoral seat in Sofia elections
- Cruyff to make debut as coach of Catalonia against Argentina
- Djokovic defeats Monfils for fifth season crown
- German Social Democrats inch left with inheritance tax plan
- Enke laid to rest in quiet funeral
- Adidas plans to make one-euro sports shoes for world's poor
- Reinfeldt pushes for "responsibility" in Copenhagen climate talks
- Two dead after arsonist sets fire to Russian nightclub
- Herbst wins opening slalom race of World Cup season
- Basque separatist party calls for new peace process with ETA
- Obama meets Medvedev, mulls nuclear disarmament deal for December
- German publishers criticize new Google Books deal
- Obama and Medvedev: time running out for Iran (Extra)
- OBITUARY: Controversial Patriarch of Serbian church dies at 95
- Taliban shoots at helicopters carrying German top brass
- Fans say goodby to goalkeeper Enke in moving memorial (Roundup)
- Serbian Orthodox Church leader Patriarch Pavle, dies
- Football can't be everything DFB boss says at Enke memorial (2nd Lead)
- Three held in Russia for alleged sale of human flesh to kebab stand
- Memorial service for Enke begins in Hanover (1st Lead)
- Relieved but wary French savour Croke Park victory
- Hundreds queue up to gain entry to memorial service for Enke
Saturday 14 November 2009
- Czechs mark 20 anniversary of Velvet Revolution
- Italy and Dutch squad settle for goalless draw in friendly
- Advantage France as lucky Anelka goal gives them victory in Dublin
- Greece and Ukraine clash ends in stalemate
- Djokovic sets up Paris final date against Monfils (2nd Roundup)
- Pecnik goal against Russia keeps Slovenia's World Cup hopes alive
- Djokovic aims for second straight title (Roundup)
- Union members come out in droves against Italian government
- Djokovic hammers Nadal for Paris finals spot (1st Lead)
- Police investigate German judge over headscarf murder
- Clinton calls for inquiry into Afghan corruption
- Russian leaders consider zoning out: no more time changes
- Djokovic hammers Nadal for Paris finals spot
- Riesch wins opening slalom in Levi (Roundup)
- Social Democrats in Germany seek to "amend" welfare cuts
- Two killed, 44 injured in blast at Russian munitions depot (Roundup)
- Riesch wins opening slalom in Levi
- Italian football fans march against fan-card
- Beretta turns down contract to coach troubled Siena
- Merkel defends tax cuts plan
- Islamist terror suspect arrested in Spain
- Greek police arrest three people for leftist guerrilla attacks
- "Killing" that sparked Velvet Revolution still a mystery (Feature)
- Helpers put out fire at Russian ammunitions depot
- PREVIEW: EU, Russia hope to put energy rows behind them at summit
Friday 13 November 2009
- Nadal regains lethal form, moves to Paris semi-finals (2nd Roundup)
- Nadal regains lethal form with win into Paris semi-finals (Roundup)
- Germany's Social Democrats appoint Gabriel leader (2nd Roundup)
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Paris Masters
- Verdasco claims last spot in London (3rd Lead)
- German Social Democrats elect new party leader (Extra)
- Vedasco gets final London spot through Tsonga loss (2nd Lead)
- Russian special forces kill 20 rebels in Chechnya (Roundup)
- One dead, 35 missing in fire, explosions at Russia munitions depot
- Final step for Lisbon Treaty: Czech document handed to Rome
- Enke memorial service largest since death of Adenauer (2nd Roundup)
- Germany's Social Democrats seek way back to power (Roundup)
- Cindy Crawford targeted in bizarre extortion plot
- Tsonga, Verdasco the last with London chances (1st Lead)
- Soderling at Tsonga mercy after Paris loss to Djokovic
- German high court tightens internet copyright law
- Russian special forces kill 10 rebels in North Caucasus region
- Enke memorial service the largest since death of Adenauer (Roundup)
- Turkish parliament debates Kurdish reforms
- German army to boost combat troop strength amid Afghan violence
- Gijon goalkeeper Cuellar out for rest of season
- Preparations continue for huge Enke memorial service
- "Spy" who triggered student revolt given jail over Berlin gun
- Atletico Madrid extend contract of Santana
- Thessaloniki International Film Festival opens (Roundup)
- Ryanair jet blows roof-tiles off house on landing approach
- Germany's Social Democrats seek way back to power
- Family of slain Egyptian to sue German court
- Turkey relaxes Kurdish language restrictions on TV
- Thessaloniki International Film Festival opens
- Munch artwork stolen in Oslo
- Kosovo opposition politician attacked ahead of local polls
- The perils of picking a president (News Feature)
Thursday 12 November 2009
- Davydenko makes year-end field; 4-way pursuit of final spot (Roundup)
- Davydenko makes year-end finals field; four men chase last available spot (2nd Lead)
- RESULTS 3RD ADD: Paris Masters
- Davydenko claims eighth spot in year-end field
- Germany jails man for six months: put jihad video on YouTube
- Estonia's President Ilves joins list for top EU job
- Verdasco falls into year-end danger zone with Paris loss (1st Lead)
- Defence team in el-Shirbini case to appeal verdict (Roundup)
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Paris Masters
- Student protests spread in Germany and Austria
- Denmark invites 192 state, government heads to UN climate talks
- Former interior minister says Chirac knew of illicit arms deal
- Defence team in el-Shirbini case to appeal verdict
- City center in Poland evacuated after WWII-era explosive found
- Medvedev calls for major reforms in state of nation speech (Roundup)
- Soderling, Tsonga stay on pace for London place
- EU calls for release of Georgian teenagers held in breakaway region
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Paris Masters
- Klose in quarantine over swine flu
- Barroso urges governments to appoint more women to top EU posts
- German football takes stock after death of keeper Enke (Roundup)
- INTERVIEW: Vike-Freiberga makes pitch for EU's top job
- French interior minister wants curfew for delinquents under 13
- Former Real Madrid president suspected of links with mafia
- PREVIEW: Greece looking to deliver again on big stage
- FIFA demands ban on Italian candy football collectables
- PREVIEW: Slovenia hoping to make it three out of four
- Problems arise in US-Russian disarmament talks
- Afghan minister says NATO could start withdrawal in 4 to 5 years
- PREVIEW: Champions Italy begin approach to World Cup finals
- Father of school shooter to be indicted for leaving gun unsecured
- French culture minister stays out of censorship controversy
- Federer won't lose sleep over early Bercy exit
- German team to attend service for Enke
- PREVIEW: Unpopular Domenech needs France to shine against Ireland
- French government presents questionnaire of "national identity"
- Medvedev calls for Russia's renewal in annual speech (1st Lead)
- PROFILE: Vaira Vike-Freiberga, Latvia's leading lady
- Beretta to return Siena's bench
- Earthquake rattles Greek island of Evia
- Norwegian royals will not meet Mandela during South Africa trip
- German football ponders lessons of Enke's death (News Feature)
- Polish foreign minister dubs Russian army exercises "disquieting"
- Spanish church threatens to excommunicate abortion supporters
- Appeals chamber upholds Bosnian Serb's conviction, reduces sentence
- Medvedev calls for Russia's renewal in state of the nation speech
- Russia, Georgia to hold new talks in January
- Turkish colonel arrested in connection with anti-government plot
- Report: US envoy in Kabul questions troop increases (2nd Roundup)
- RESULTS Paris Masters (2nd Roundup)
Wednesday 11 November 2009
- Federer stalls in Paris with upset loss to Frenchman (Roundup)
- Egypt welcomes sentence for murder of "martyr of the veil"
- Nadal makes hard work of injured Almagro in Paris (2nd Lead)
- German foreign minister welcomes verdict in el-Shirbini murder case
- Nadal makes hard work of aching Almagro in Paris win (1st Lead)
- Murder without regret: Shirbini killer gets life term (News Feature)
- Verdict against el-Shirbini murder not satisfactory, says Tehran
- Mixed reactions at courtroom murderer's "day of justice"
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Paris Masters
- Karadzic appeals decision to appoint attorney
- Africans aiming for Spain arrested in Mauritania: officials
- Life for German courtroom killer of Egyptian woman
- SIDEBAR: Safin will wake up from now on without tennis on his mind
- Judge: Motive in el-Shirbini murder was hatred of foreigners (Extra)
- Loew hails keeper Enke; players wanted match cancelled (Extra)
- Still no consensus on EU posts ahead of special summit (2nd Roundup)
- Safin says farewell to tennis with Paris loss to Del Potro
- Life for German courtroom killer of Egyptian woman (2nd Lead)
- German football mourns death of goalkeeper Enke (Roundup)
- Russian armed forces to get 5,000 military police
- In Pictures: 'France 91st Anniversary of Armistice Day'
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Paris Masters
- Life imprisonment for el-Shirbini murderer (1st Lead)
- Germany call off friendly against Chile after death of Enke (Extra)
- Life imprisonment for el-Shirbini murderer (Urgent)
- Berlin Film Festival to mark 60th anniversary with retrospective
- German goalkeeper Enke tried to hide depression (Extra)
- German Muslims protest outside Shirbini trial
- European court confirms ban on Basque separatist party
- Earthquake rattles Greek Ionian islands
- Ibero-American official backs Spain's "dialogue" with Cuba
- Merkel, Sarkozy urge closer ties at Armistice Day event (2nd Roundup)
- Muslim lawyer ordered not to wear headscarf at Spanish court
- Unwitting thieves steal lion in circus van
- Merkel, Sarkozy urge closer ties at Armistice Day event (Roundup)
- BACKGROUND: Virgins and veterans - the EU's seniority list
- PROFILE: "Haiku Herman" - Belgium's Zen prime minister
- PROFILE: David Miliband - Labour's rising star - tipped for EU job
- PROFILE: Massimo D'Alema - the "leader maximo" of Italy's left
- PROFILE: Holland's Harry Potter: never loved, but a survivor
- German football stunned by death of keeper Enke (1st Lead)
- Germany calls for Afghanistan conference to set "clear goals"
- Britain offers to give up territory to help Cyprus peace deal
- Merkel to commemorate Armistice Day with Sarkozy in Paris
- Afghan militia commander killed, German soldier wounded in attacks
- Germany cancel training after death of keeper Enke
- EU to pick president at special summit on November 19 (Roundup)
- EU to pick president at special summit on November 19 (1st Lead)
- European Union to hold special summit on November 19 (Urgent)
Tuesday 10 November 2009
- Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke commits suicide (Roundup)
- PROFILE: Robert Enke: The quiet goalkeeper
- Real Madrid crash out of cup against third-division Alcorcon
- Verdasco win knocks Cilic, Stepankek from London race (2nd Roundup)
- German players distraught over Enke's death (Extra)
- Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke (1st Lead)
- German international goalkeeper Enke dies (Urgent)
- Verdasco win knocks Cilic, Stepankek from London race (Roundup)
- ROUND UP: Ronaldo released by Portugal because of ankle injury
- Cristiano Ronaldo travels to Portugal for medical tests
- Gorbachev and Walesa in row at German unification celebrations
- Corruption is background of Polish gambling law (News Feature)
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Paris Masters
- German Defence Minister calls on Kabul to act on security, drugs
- Man in headscarf murder trial has history of schizophrenia
- Polish cabinet drafts law limiting gambling industry
- Loew: Germany debut looms for Hunt and and Mueller
- First-ever French ruling in favour of homosexual adoption rights
- Nadal repeats plea for relief from "whereabouts" rule (2nd Lead)
- German football rejects move to allow club takeovers (Roundup)
- German "Heavenly Gate" opens for Christmas post
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Paris Masters
- German football rejects move to allow club takeovers
- Bayern boss Rummenigge: Lahm relations not soured over row (Roundup)
- Dutch prime minister denies being approached for EU presidency
- German foreign minister: There are no "small states" in Europe
- First EU President to be picked on Nov 19, say diplomats (Roundup)
- Spain's Iberia cancels 185 flights over pay strike (Roundup)
- Two Czech soldiers sacked over wearing Nazi symbols in Afghanistan
- Trial of suspected Nazi killer postponed over hearing aid
- Dortmund left back Dede undergoes knee surgery
- Merkel sees tough times ahead as Germany battles crisis (Roundup)
- Czechs nominate Stefan Fuele for EU executive (Roundup)
- Davydenko on the verge of season finals spot (1st Lead)
- First EU President to be chosen on November 19, diplomats say
- Moldova parliament fails to elect president, crisis continues
- Davydenko on the verge of season finals spot
- Europe still fears Russia, Gorbachev tells Nobel Peace laureates
- Schalke face probe over big debts
- Ze Roberto is the latest casualty in Hamburg
- Czechs nominate Stefan Fuele for EU executive
- Norwegian royals open Facebook page
- Ze Roberto is the latest casualty in Hamburg
- Jurado extends Atletico Madrid contract until 2013
- Merkel: Economic crisis will get worse before it gets better
- Bundesliga biggest earners as shirt sponsoring bucks crisis
- Safin says Agassi could ease his worried mind with refund
- Poland demands interview for top EU job seekers
- In Pictures: 'Germany Berlin Wall Anniversary'
- One dead, 20 injured in Italian landslide
- Bayern boss Rummenigge says Lahm relations not soured over row
- Smicer ends active football career
- Barcelona's Ibrahimovic doubtful about playing for Sweden
- Comic book artist imagines futuristic Serbia (Feature)
Monday 09 November 2009
- From revolution to spectacle - Berlin remembers 1989 (News Feature)
- Berlin celebrates 20 years of unity with festival of freedom (Roundup)
- Prison guard kills colleague, turns gun on himself
- Dominoes topple to mark the fall of the Berlin Wall (Extra)
- European leaders mark 20 years since fall of Berlin Wall (3rd Lead)
- Clinton urges Iran to free US hikers (2nd Roundup)
- LEADALL: World marks the day the Berlin Wall came tumbling down
- Berlin's mayor remembers Nazi pogroms 71 years ago (Extra)
- Fall of Berlin Wall sets example for today, says Brown (Extra)
- European leaders mark 20 years since fall of Berlin Wall (2nd Lead)
- Paris celebrates fall of Berlin Wall with music and light (Extra)
- UN: Fall of Berlin Wall still inspires
- Johannesburg wall comes tumbling down on 20th anniversary of Berlin
- Koehler calls on European leaders to build better world (Extra)
- Three Czech soldiers suspended in Nazi symbol scandal
- Berlin ice wall melts in London
- Prosecutors seek life jail for Dresden headscarf murder (2nd Roundup)
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Paris Masters
- Lowly Santander sack coach Mandia
- Poles topple Styrofoam "Berlin Wall" in Warsaw
- US, Russia continue arms reduction talks in Geneva
- UN envoy Eide confident of international support
- Suspect in French armoured van robbery led double life (News Feature)
- Sweden to name EU summit date "within days" (Roundup)
- Berlin Wall comes down in Los Angeles
- Still hungry for success, Jens Lehmann turns 40 (News Feature)
- Munich: Lahm apologizes for critical statements
- Poland to sell surplus CO2 emission rights to Spain
- Clinton urges Iran to free US hikers charged with espionage (Roundup)
- Britain reportedly urges Karzai to make peace with Taliban
- Danish Nazi supporter serving with Royal Life Guards
- Doubts grow over Sarkozy's personal Berlin Wall story (Roundup)
- Djokovic comes to Paris with confidence after Basle win over Federer
- Germany and US appeal for Karzai to fight corruption in Afghanistan
- 20 years on, Berlin celebrates the fall of the Wall (1st Lead)
- Amid Wall celebrations, Germans remember Nazi horrors too
- De Rossi faces surgery after tough game at Inter Milan
- Latvia formally nominates Vike-Freiberga for EU president
- Rome marks fall of Berlin Wall on Spanish Steps
- Sevilla winger Navas called up for Spain friendlies
- BACKGROUND: Eastern German football after reunification
- Merkel: No world peace without multilateral cooperation (Extra)
- Most of loot stolen by French armoured van driver is found (Roundup)
- In Pictures: 'Events Marking the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall'
- ANALYSIS: Cancelled Turkey visit by Sudan leader raises questions
- Russia eases way for military deployment abroad
- German prosecutor seeks life jail for headscarf murder (Roundup)
- Report: Part of loot stolen by French armoured van driver is found
- EU's Barroso to attend Berlin Wall celebrations
- Police: football fans attack rivals on train
- Report: Bulgaria sees rise in kidnappings for ransom
- Nokia to replace faulty mobile phone chargers
- German prosecutor demands life in jail for man who killed Egyptian
- Doubts arise over Sarkozy's personal Berlin Wall story
- Search for EU leader moves into high gear in Berlin
- Rome's traffic woes: Stuck in traffic 11 days a year
- Netherlands saw influx of Eastern Europeans after Berlin Wall fell
- Real Madrid and Portugal go to war over Cristiano Ronaldo
- 20 years on, Berlin celebrates the fall of the Wall
- Germany donates a piece of the Berlin Wall to Taiwan
Sunday 08 November 2009
- Sevilla recover third place on comeback win over Villarreal (Roundup)
- Injury-plagued Roma hold Inter Milan to home draw (Roundup)
- Germans, Americans honoured for roles in bringing down Berlin Wall
- Berlin 'divided' again to mark fall of Berlin Wall (Roundup)
- German parliament commemorates fall of the Berlin Wall (Extra)
- Valencia cruise up to third by beating Zaragoza (1st Lead)
- Blake ends Santoro era in Paris
- Sarkozy: "I was in Berlin chipping at Wall on November 9, 1989"
- Bremen, Hamburg held, Hertha slip to another defeat (Roundup)
- Bremen, Hamburg held, Hertha slip to another defeat (1st Lead)
- Important wins for Gijon, Bilbao and Almeria in La Liga
- Russian officer loses job after critical video to Putin
- Czech premier proposes central bank chief for EU executive
- AC Milan move to third with win at Lazio (1st Lead)
- Late penalty frustrates Hamburg
- AC Milan move to third with win at Lazio
- Putin feels a certain nostalgia for former East Germany (Roundup)
- Bayern Munich slap big fines on Lahm and Toni (Roundup)
- Putin nostalgic for life in former East Germany
- Dresden synagogue daubed with swastikas
- Pope Benedict: Church must seek dialogue with people
- Angry Russian cop now fearful after online video complaint
- Two women hikers freeze to death in northern Spain
- Lahm and Toni face sanctions at troubled Bayern Munich
- Kenyans lead procession in Athens Classic Marathon
- One dead and one missing after floods hit Greece
Saturday 07 November 2009
- Cyprus inaugurates new airport in Larnaca
- Real beat luckless Atletico, stay one point behind Barca (Roundup)
- Camoranesi's brace triggers Juve's hammering of Atalanta (Roundup)
- Pedro the hero as Barcelona thrash Mallorca (1st Lead)
- Nine-man Deportivo move up to fourth by winning in Getafe
- Napoli lose momentum against lowly Catania
- Friend of Kampusch's abductor is named as additional suspect
- Parade of old East German cars marks fall of Berlin Wall in Sofia
- Lahm: Bayern Munich need a football philosophy (2nd Roundup)
- Vatican calls for more access to Cuban mass media
- Economic woes cost German employment agency billions
- Schalke teenager scores as Schalke hold Munich 1-1 (Roundup)
- Munich held 1-1 by Schalke as teenager Matip scores
- ANALYSIS: Germany's "no-name" Westerwelle's wide-eyed foreign debut
- Foundation stone laid for new mosque in Germany's cathedral city
- US defence officials present mixed picture on Afghanistan (Roundup)
- Lahm: Bayern Munich need a football philosophy (Roundup)
- Matthaeus feels treated badly in his native Germany
- Top US security man sceptical about Afghan troop build-up: Spiegel
- From Russia with aggravation: Cop airs complaints to Putin online
- Czech premier turns down nomination for EU executive
- UN's Ban says Copenhagen climate talks should "not be wasted"
- Adler withdraws from Germany squad over eye infection
- November 9, 1989 was "luckiest day" of German history, says Merkel
- Lahm: Bayern Munich need a football philosophy
Friday 06 November 2009
- Bundesliga leaders Leverkusen crush Frankfurt 4-0
- UN: Peacekeepers involved in sexual abuse being punished
- Bosnian Muslim leader defends international officials
- No compensation for mosques destroyed in the Bosnia war
- EU again urges US to negotiate visa waivers with Brussels
- Chemical, biological weapons use should be war crime, Dutch say
- Court rejects request to block access to Pirate Bay website
- Austrian shop staff dreaming of a quiet Christmas
- Minister: German army "made mistakes" in Afghan strike (Roundup)
- Binding climate treaty in Copenhagen deemed unlikely (Roundup)
- German state of Brandenburg re-elects premier with new coalition
- Wagner descendant protests "anti-semitic" music at Wall festivities
- Experts warn of failure at Copenhagen climate conference
- Two men die from carbon monoxide poisoning in Greek hotel
- Survey: Not all East Europeans happy with Communism's fall
- Loew calls up Hunt and Mueller for friendlies (Roundup)
- Finnish World Cup event exempt from labour conflict
- Construction of France's largest mosque set to begin
- Cleric abducted in Milan wants ex-Italian, US spies jailed
- Police helicopter called to find little hide-and-seek girl
- Legal issues snarl German inquiry into airstrike colonel (1st Lead)
- Sex, parties, and politics: Berlusconi answers critics in new book
- NATO chief Rasmussen and Norwegian PM call for Afghan self-reliance
- Stuttgart's Tasci sidelined for several weeks
- Loew calls up Hunt and Mueller for friendlies
- German federal prosecutor to investigate Kunduz airstrike colonel
- No sign of guard who made off with 11 million euros in France
- Serbian director throws out Croatian journalists, causes stir
- Restored Berlin museum boasts Nefertiti and Troy treasures (Feature)
- PREVIEW: Allied leaders return to "divided" Berlin, 20 years on
Thursday 05 November 2009
- NATO report criticizes German colonel in Afghan airstrike
- U2, Beyonce, Eminem win as MTV awards return to Berlin (Roundup)
- Real Madrid, Portugal worried about Ronaldo injury (2nd Roundup)
- Portugal plan to call Cristiano Ronaldo despite injury (Extra)
- US, Germany call on Karzai to reform government
- Ankle operation not necessary for Cristiano Ronaldo
- EU's Barroso urges Ukraine to avoid disruptions in gas supplies
- Real Madrid worried about Cristiano Ronaldo injury (Roundup)
- Man who stabbed Egyptian is sane, psychologist tells court (Roundup)
- India, Sweden hold talks on climate change, energy
- South Africa cancels eight Airbus military planes (Roundup)
- War crimes tribunal appoints attorney for Karadzic (Roundup)
- Serbia to file for EU membership application by the end of the year
- South Africa drops out of Airbus military transport project
- Greek freighter with crew of 21 taken by Somali pirates
- German confirm Malta test, two other friendlies
- War crimes tribunal appoints attorney for Karadzic
- German state bans neo-Nazi group with 30 members in Berlin
- Top diplomat: Miliband frontrunner for EU foreign minister in lead (Roundup)
- UN: Developed countries need to cut gas emissions by 25-40 per cent
- Russia advocates closing OHR office in Bosnia
- Czech premier to deposit treaty ratification in Rome next week
- Spain to use EU presidency to "normalize" Cuba relations: minister
- US does not expect binding climate deal in Copenhagen
- U2 play the Brandenburg Gate, as MTV awards return to Berlin
- Russia praises arms reduction talks with US
- Doors shut as psychologist testifies at German murder trial
- Arrests in Moscow murder of human rights lawyer and journalist
- Real Madrid worried about Cristiano Ronaldo injury
- PREVIEW: Van Gaal in firing line in crunch match for Bayern
- Zagreb mayor to run for the president of Croatia
- Spanish police bust violent Latin American street gang
- Sweden approves Nord Stream gas pipeline under Baltic Sea
- Miliband frontrunner for EU foreign minister, top diplomat confirms
- PREVIEW: Serie A title race seemingly over as Inter Milan dominate
- PREVIEW: Atletico desperate for first Madrid derby win in 10 years
- PREVIEW: Atletico desperate for first Madrid derby win in 10 years
- Mixed picture for Sarkozy in mid-term polls
- Tehran says German chancellor influenced by "Zionists"
Wednesday 04 November 2009
- Cristiano Ronaldo to travel to Netherlands to cure ankle injury
- Italian court sentences US agents in abduction case (2nd Roundup)
- UN chief expresses high hopes for Cyprus negotiations (Roundup)
- EU presidency begins consultations on new EU posts
- Erik Hamren to coach Sweden - and Rosenborg
- German youth claims he was solo killer family of four
- Italian court sentences 23 US citizens in imam kidnapping (Roundup)
- Europe's new outer frontier Hungary battles illegal migrants
- Somalis, Palestinians, Afghans rebuild lives in Hungary
- Romanian parliament rejects proposed new government
- Iceland adds names to EU negotiation team
- Italian court sentences 23 US citizens in imam kidnapping case
- Defiant killer of Egyptian woman denies racist intent (Roundup)
- UN expects US to commit to fight against climate change (2nd Roundup)
- UN set to launch new talks to end dispute between Greece and FYROM
- UN chief expresses high hopes for Cyprus negotiations
- UN expects US to commit to fight against climate change (Roundup)
- Israeli ambassador's car pelted with eggs in Turkey
- Austrian handball coach banned for body-checking French player
- New Polish football coach: "It couldn't be worse"
- (eca110): Spain divided about tax increases for footballers (Feature)
- US author Dave Eggers wins prestigious French literary prize
- Dresden attacker denies killing of Egyptian woman was racist act
- Spain divided about tax increases for footballers (Feature)
- Croatia EU accession back on course as Slovenia border row settled
- Van Gaal on the brink as European dream is all-but extinguished
- Protesters demand "drastic" emission cuts as UN talks continue
- Strikes loom, threaten Finnish World Cup event
- UN chief hopes Greece's will address its poor migrant asylum record
- Hundreds of Philippine police join search for abducted Irish priest
- Democracy fears as corruption spreads "all over Spain" (News Feature)
Tuesday 03 November 2009
- In US Congress, Merkel gets personal on Berlin Wall (News Feature)
- Merkel urges US Congress on climate change (2nd Roundup)
- Solbakken to take over as Norway coach from 2012
- Anthropologist Claude Levi-Strauss dies at age 100 (Roundup)
- Anthropologist Claude Levi-Strauss dies at age 100
- Merkel urges US Congress on climate change (Roundup)
- New German defence minister uses taboo word for Afghan conflict
- Klaus signs EU reform treaty, criticizes court decision (Roundup)
- Courtroom murder of Egyptian woman wanted to die (Roundup)
- Serbia to arrest Mladic by the end of the year - official
- Former Bulgarian premier Stanishev faces criminal investigation
- Klaus signs EU reform treaty, criticizes court decision (2nd Lead)
- The race is on for the EU's top jobs (News Feature)
- Merkel calls on US, Europe to tackle climate change (Extra)
- Karadzic trial decision to be issued later this week (Roundup)
- Merkel decries Iranian denial of Israel's right to exist (Extra)
- Brussels predicts EU economic rebound in 2010
- British Conservatives in dilemma over Lisbon referendum (Roundup)
- EU to call extra summit on top jobs (Extra)
- Merkel pays tribute to the United States (Extra)
- French sports minister may lose post athletes' tax-break annulment
- Spain and Finland stress need for new political culture at EU
- Klaus signs EU reform treaty (1st Lead)
- News agency dpa to relocate its main desks in Berlin
- Klaus signs Lisbon Treaty (Urgent)
- Obama, Merkel meet to discuss Afghanistan, climate change
- Karadzic appears at war crimes tribunal 00000401919515, others available (2nd Lead)
- Austrian gets 7 years in prison in child porn network case
- Spanish author Francisco Ayala dies aged 103
- European Court rules against Italy in school crucifix case
- Norwegian police act on tip from Serbia
- Ukraine traffic police halt Russia army lorries, missiles
- Karadzic appears at war crimes tribunal (1st Lead)
- Man bites two people at Latvian dog show
- Stephen Daldry to judge young talent panel at Berlinale festival
- Denmark welcomes Czech constitutional court ruling
- British Conservatives concede "time is running out" over Lisbon Treaty
- Germany says Lisbon verdict is "good day for Europe"
- Czech court lifts final hurdle to EU treaty ratification (Roundup)
- Iceland names negotiator for EU accession talks
- EU eyes Lisbon ratification after Czech court ruling (Roundup)
- Police give evidence over German courtroom murder of Egyptian woman
- DFB probes St Pauli player in trouble-marred game in Rostock
- "No further delays" says Barroso, after Czech court clears Lisbon
- Recovered Appiah joins Bologna
- Karadzic to appear at war crimes tribunal
- Report: safety concerns may delay third-generation nuclear reactor
- Beckham back at AC Milan in January
- Czech court lifts final hurdle to EU treaty ratification (2nd Lead)
- Czech Constitutional Court approves EU Lisbon Treaty (1st Lead)
- Czech Constitutional Court approves EU Lisbon Treaty (Urgent)
- Earthquake rattles Greek Ionian islands
- Putin: EU should help finance gas supplies to Ukraine
Monday 02 November 2009
- Croatian parliament supports Slovenia border agreement
- Poll: Eastern Europeans hold negative view of Russia
- Greece shuts down migrant detention centre on island
- Accused courtroom murderer was "aggressive" toward Egyptian testimonies (Roundup)
- Man admits to killing wife and burning body in forest
- Defence calls for case against suspected Nazi killer to be dropped
- Next year "decisive" for Nabucco, Joschka Fischer says (Roundup)
- UN climate experts step up pressure on Obama (Roundup)
- Russia and Britain in talks to put relations on new footing
- Police arrest footballer for breach of restrictive measures
- Karzai must be leader of "all Afghans," German foreign minister says
- Accused courtroom murderer was "aggressive" toward Egyptian graf 7 (1st Lead)
- Merkel departs for historic opportunity to address US Congress
- Spain calls for joint EU repatriation flights of illegal immigrants
- Karadzic again absent from war crimes trial (Roundup)
- Turkey moving Kurdish rebel leader to new prison
- Slovakia signal support for Turkey's EU membership bid
- Cruyff accepts job of managing Catalan regional team
- Polish president to auction off faulty Lisbon Treaty pen
- Schalke's Neuer still a target for Bayern Munich, Manchester United
- French begin debate on what it means to be French (News Feature)
- EU reform treaty set to overcome final legal hurdle in Prague
- Thirteen German soldiers injured in car mishap
- Offer made to settle row over Swedish crime writer's estate
- Bundesliga trio struggles in Champions League (News Feature)
- Karadzic absent from war crimes court - again (2nd Lead)
- Expectations low at pre-Copenhagen UN climate summit (1st Lead)
- Bulgaria to give Nabucco pipeline priority over South Stream
- Expectations low at pre-Copenhagen UN climate summit
- 33 dead on Polish roads over holiday weekend
- Germany's courtroom-killing trial to hear witnesses to initial slur
- Karadzic expected to be absent again as war crimes trial resumes (1st Lead)
- Karadzic expected to be absent again as war crimes trial resumes
Sunday 01 November 2009
- Navarro guides Valencia back into fourth place (Roundup)
- Inter Milan move seven clear at top of Serie A (Roundup)
- Valencia back in fourth place after late win in Malaga (1st Lead)
- Italian terrorist hangs herself in jail
- Boulders crash onto Spanish beach, at least two dead
- Hoffenheim triumph in Freiburg to stay among leaders (Roundup)
- PREVIEW: Character evidence next up in courtroom-murder trial
- Real Madrid boss Perez claims coach Pellegrini will continue
- Putin warns EU of problems with gas deliveries
- German policeman seriously hurt in football fan violence
- Mallorca reclaim fourth place, Villarreal win again
- Anger in German states at Berlin's tax-cut plans
- Werder Bremen meet Hoffenheim in last eight of German Cup
- Hoffenheim triumph in Freiburg to stay among leaders (1st Lead)
- Inter Milan move seven clear at top of Serie A (1st Lead)
- Strain too much for ex-victim in Stasi cell
- Hoffenheim triumph in Freiburg to stay among Bundesliga pack
- Thousands visit Belgrade Book Fair
- Bill Clinton honoured by grateful Kosovo with 3m-tall statue
- Inter Milan move seven clear at top of Serie A
- Melzer breaks Austria's two-decade Vienna victory drought
- Second former death camp guard may face German war crime charges
- Boyzone to release new album featuring Gately
- Campaign against neo-Nazi fashion in Czech Republic
- Italian police arrest Naples Mafia boss
- More than 50 arrested at anti-Kremlin Moscow demonstration
- Kiessling set for Germany call-up
- Vietnamese-born German minister says appointment boosts minorities
- Government plane crashes in Russia - 11 dead (Roundup)
- Ministry plane crashes in Russia, 11 feared dead
- PREVIEW: Merkel to push climate change in "Wall" commemoration speech
Saturday 31 October 2009
- Barcelona just one point ahead of Real after late draw in Pamplona (Roundup)
- Juventus humbled at home by Napoli (Roundup)
- Barcelona concede late draw, Real just one point behind (1st Lead)
- Leaders Leverkusen draw at Schalke; Hamburg crash (Roundup)
- Cilic looks for third 2009 title in Austria against Melzer (Roundup)
- Juventus humbled 3-2 at home by Napoli
- Ten-man Real Madrid saved by two-goal hero Higuain
- In Pictures: 'Poland All Saints Day Eve'
- Melzer tops Tipsarevic to put an Austrian into Vienna home final
- Bremen take lead with late draw as Hamburg crash (1st Lead)
- Several Kremlin opponents arrested in Moscow
- Hunt's late strike lifts Bremen to Bundesliga lead; Hamburg crash
- In Pictures: 'Italy Mafia Arrest'
- Kohl and elder statesmen recall fall of Berlin Wall (Roundup)
- Merkel to fly to Washington to seek US support on climate change
- Suspect in German internet blackmail case commits suicide in jail
- Czech opposition criticize Lisbon Treaty exemption clause
- Relatives to be represented at Demjanjuk war crimes trial
- Hundreds arrested in nationwide drugs raids in Serbia
- Germany's new foreign minister makes first foreign trip - to Poland
- Elder statesmen in Berlin to recall fall of the Wall
Friday 30 October 2009
- Dortmund beat Hertha 2-0 in Bundesliga
- First-time top seed Cilic lifts his game for Vienna semis (Roundup)
- Death of deputy leader imperils far-right German party (News Feature)
- Sarkozy expects Lisbon Treaty to enter into force December 1 (Roundup)
- First-time top seed Cilic lifts his game for Vienna semis (1st Lead)
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Bank Austria Trophy
- EU baits the Copenhagen hook (News Feature)
- Sweden continues coach hunt, Hamren to remain in Norway
- EU calls for cooperation with Libya to tackle illegal immigration
- Court extends state custody for solo-sailing Dutch teen till July 1
- Sarkozy expects Lisbon Treaty to enter into force December 1
- EU agrees climate change funding offer
- Croatia holds presidential elections on December 27
- Parcel triggers scare at Danish cartoonist's home (Roundup)
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Bank Austria Trophy
- Croatian deputy premier resigns over a corruption scandal (Roundup)
- Merkel wants the first EU president to be a mediator
- Spain downplays alleged row with Israel over UNIFIL (Roundup)
- EU agrees climate change funding offer (Roundup)
- Parcel triggers scare at Danish cartoonist's home
- Kohlschreiber steers towards more German success in Vienna
- France's ex-president Chirac to be tried for corruption (2nd Roundup)
- Henry returns to Barcelona squad after injury
- BACKGROUND: The Benes Decrees
- Barak cancels visit to Spain amid controversy over UNIFIL command
- Guti left out of Real squad due to mysterious injury
- EU agrees climate-change funding compromise (Urgent)
- ANALYSIS: Who framed Tony Blair?
- Bomb explodes outside European lawmaker's Athens home (Roundup)
- Live hand grenade found at cinema showing Michael Jackson film
- Croatian deputy premier resigns over a corruption scandal Eds.: Confirms resignation, adds Polancec quotes (1st Lead)
- Eastern Europe entrenches position on climate change (1st Lead)
- Croatian deputy premier resigns over a corruption scandal
- Ronaldo: Winning World Cup is a dream but unrealistic
- Merkel's party in power in Thuringia despite last-minute glitch
- German supremo court upholds stadium bans on mere suspicion
- France's ex-president Chirac to be tried for corruption (Roundup)
- Polish poll on EU presidency: Merkel before Blair, Barroso, Sarkozy
- EU will reach climate deal, Merkel says (Extra)
- France's ex-president Chirac to be tried for corruption
- EU launches fresh bid to break climate costs' stalemate
- Bomb explodes outside European lawmaker's Athens home (1st Lead)
- Bomb explodes outside European lawmaker's residence in Athens
- Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan, President Obama to meet December 7
Thursday 29 October 2009
- Inter Milan breeze past Palermo, set four-point lead on Juve
- LEADALL: EU agrees to Lisbon deal with Czechs, as Blair's star wanes
- In Pictures: 'Turkey 86th Anniversary'
- EU offers Czechs Lisbon treaty opt-out (Roundup)
- EU offers Czechs Lisbon treaty deal (1st Lead)
- EU offers Czechs Lisbon treaty deal (Urgent)
- East-West split threatens EU climate financing deal (Roundup)
- Blair out as EU inches towards Lisbon and leadership deals (Roundup)
- ANALYSIS: New Ukrainian president could end political chaos
- Regulating assisted suicide stirs debate in Switzerland
- Former Latvian president wants top EU job
- Italian officials: No trace of radioactive waste on sunken ship
- Tight-lipped Merkel could hold key to EU summit outcomes (Feature)
- Lopez tames Koellerer for Vienna quarter-finals (Roundup)
- Merkel deplores car bombing in Pakistan
- Greece hands over Olympics winter flame to Canada
- EU set for mid-November summit on new jobs (Extra)
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Bank Austria Trophy
- Video of mafia killing triggers row in Italy
- German artist triggers mini-rush with buried gold-bars
- SIDEBAR: EU summit reignites 150-billion-dollar climate row
- "Complicated" EU summit opens in Brussels available (2nd Lead)
- German hedge fund manager held on suspicion of fraud (Roundup)
- EU socialists oppose Blair as European President (Roundup)
- East-West split threatens EU climate financing deal (1st Lead)
- Spanish parliament approves controversial migration law (Roundup)
- Berlin command defends colonel in Afghan airstrike (2nd Roundup)
- Team issues apology over jumping swin flu vaccination queue
- Prison for Albanian who stole boat to sail from France to Britain
- Court: Procurement of armoured vehicles violated Swedish laws
- Restored film Metropolis to be shown at Berlinale
- Spain lengthens detention period of illegal immigrants
- Lopez tames Koellerer for Vienna quarter-finals
- BACKGROUND: Candidates for the EU's top jobs
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Bank Austria Trophy
- German 9/11 planner might be hiding in Pakistan
- Internet site to give away money in streets of Paris
- EU socialists oppose Blair as European President (Extra)
- Spain intercepts migrant boat with two bodies on board
- Sosa back to Argentina on loan from Munich
- Tutu lambasts EU over climate-change "bickering"
- Spain begins opening poet Lorca's suspected mass grave (2nd Roundup)
- Family of murdered Egyptian woman to seek compensation
- OBITUARY: Jean Francois Bergier, Swiss WWII historian, dead at 77
- Bulgarian gang hides heroin in pickled cabbage
- East-West split threatens EU climate financing deal
- Let's talk policies, not names, EU officials say (1st Lead)
- Bill Clinton to be honoured in Kosovo Sunday
- Youth-team coach Baroni takes helm at troubled Siena
- Berlin defends colonel after NATO report on Afghan airstrike (Roundup)
- Smuda appointed new Poland coach
- UN Secretary General to address Global Forum on Migration in Athens
- Russian woman sentenced 3rd time for jealosy-inspired murder
- Spain begins opening poet Lorca's suspected mass grave (Roundup)
- Germany to focus on eastern Europe, says new foreign minister
- Blair rumour mill to overshadow economy, climate funding talks
- PREVIEW: Getafe planning to be final nail in Pellegrini's coffin
- Spain begins opening "Garcia Lorca" mass grave
- PREVIEW: Juventus regain form, set out to catch Inter Milan
- Ljuboten attack no international war crime, defence argues
- Valdano reluctant to take over as coach of troubled Real Madrid
- Croatian opposition refuses support for Slovenia border agreement
- PREVIEW: German keepers in focus in top Bundesliga duel
- Sources: NATO airstrike report delivered to German officials
- Czech president rouses dormant nationalist ghosts (Feature)
Wednesday 28 October 2009
- Juventus hammer Sampdoria, move into second place in Serie A (Roundup)
- Juventus hammer Sampdoria to move to second place in Serie A
- Munich, Bremen, Schalke stroll into cup quarters (Roundup)
- Slovak premier reversing stance on EU treaty opt-out
- Bremen and Schalke into cup quarters with 3-0 wins
- Merkel to travel to Paris for Armistice Day commemoration
- Monfils won't let year-end chase clutter his mind (Roundup)
- Baltic candidates emerge for EU presidency
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Bank Austria Trophy
- Polish foreign minister to meet with Clinton on missile shield
- Student protests spread across Austria (Roundup)
- NATO secretary general to make first Russia trip
- Kohlschreiber advances easily as injured opponent quits
- Czech premier: Klaus guarantees EU treaty signature if terms met
- In Pictures: 'Germany Navy Training'
- In Pictures: 'Russian President Dmitry Medvedev visits the IRE-Polus research and manufacturing company'
- Accused man flips out in courtroom murder trial
- Influx of illegal immigrants declines in EU (Roundup)
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Bank Austria Trophy
- Cristiano Ronaldo out for at least another week
- BACKGROUND: The EU's reforming Lisbon Treaty
- Who will pay for the EU's climate clean-up? (Feature)
- PREVIEW: EU limps towards difficult summit
- Babbel gets Stuttgart backing
- Slovakia appoints new environment chief on eve of summit
- BACKGROUND: Germany's new cabinet list
- EU patrols cut illegal immigration to Spain
- New Merkel-led coalition takes office in Germany (Roundup)
- Russian president Medvedev congratulates Merkel
- EU countries question Spain over Cuba policy
- Manhunt launched after gunmen injure Greek police in Athens (Roundup)
- UN deminer killed in Cyprus
- Female bishop elected leader of German protestants
- Barroso congratulates Merkel, praises Germany's key EU role
- Suspected Nazi killer goes on trial for war crimes
- Putin to recount memories of fall of Berlin Wall in documentary
- Plavsic release prompts rebukes in Bosnia, Serbia (News Feature)
- Student protests spread across Austria
- German parliament re-elects Merkel to new four-year term (1st Lead)
- Bayern Munich expect to reduce squad size
- Greenpeace activists block Polish railyard in ecology protest
- U2 to play free concert in Berlin to mark Wall anniversary
- PROFILE: Chancellor Merkel begins second term with emphasis on growth
- Spanish media mock Real Madrid after cup shock (News Feature)
- Kurdish would-be immigrants taken to Italian holding centre
- Asterix, France's most popular cultural hero, turns 50 (Feature)
- German parliament re-elects Merkel to new four-year term
- Spain to boost relations with Georgia during its EU presidency
- Manhunt launched after gunmen injure Greek police in Athens
- Gunmen open fire on Athens police station, 6 injured (2nd Roundup)
Tuesday 27 October 2009
- Gunmen open fire on Athens police station, 6 injured (Roundup)
- Real Madrid humiliated in King's Cup by third-division part-timers
- Top two seeds advance in Vienna (Roundup)
- Gunmen open fire on Athens police station, 6 injured (2nd Lead)
- Stuttgart, Dortmund crash out of German Cup
- Gunmen open fire on Athens police station, 5 injured (1st Lead)
- Hooded gunmen open fire on police station in Athens, four injured
- Pressure mounts on Babbel as Stuttgart crash out of German Cup
- Poland wants ban on slot machines amid lobbying scandal
- UN chief to visit Britain, Greece
- In Pictures: 'Church of Scientology Fined in France'
- Albanian man kept two daughters chained for 22 years
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Bank Austria Trophy
- German bad luck turns good with two Vienna victories (1st Lead)
- Italian leftist politician quits over tryst with transsexual
- Karadzic was "hands-on leader," prosecution argues 9 (Roundup)
- Judge describes courtroom murder of Egyptian woman (Roundup)
- Former minister, president's son, charged in Angolan arms deal
- Greek police offer reward for suspected terrorists (Roundup)
- Czech court won't rule on Lisbon Treaty before EU summit (Roundup)
- Vattenfall boss doubts "fully fledged" climate deal in Copenhagen
- Herrlich put in charge at Bochum
- ANALYSIS: Tough times ahead for Merkel's new coalition deal
- Villarreal's Cazorla out indefinitely with back problem
- Top Czech court adjourns Lisbon Treaty hearing (1st Lead)
- Former Bosnian Serb leader in Belgrade post prison release (Roundup)
- Karadzic was "hands-on leader," prosecution argues (1st Lead)
- Klaus won't attend EU summit, to send representative
- British lawyer's jail sentence upheld in Berlusconi corruption case
- Top Czech court adjourns Lisbon Treaty hearing (Urgent)
- Klitschko adds punch to German bid for Ryder Cup
- EU drops Uzbekistan arms embargo
- Mother of Dutch teen who wants to sail solo opposes plan in court
- Paris court convicts French Church of Scientology of fraud
- Keeper Neuer not for sale, says Schalke's Magath
- Karadzic trial resumes despite defendant's continued absence
- German holder Petzschner out of Vienna with injury
- Court gives Dutch paedophile right to return to hometown
- INTERVIEW: Jean-Claude Juncker eyes EU presidency job
- Kurdish parliamentarian in Turkey jailed for spreading "propaganda"
- New German government gives short-shrift to integration, say Turks
- Austria nominates science minister as EU commissioner (Roundup)
- German parliament re-elects Lammert as its president
- Former Bosnian Serb president Plavsic freed from jail (1st Lead)
- Greek police offer reward for information on suspected terrorists
- Eight dead after vessel capsizes in eastern Aegean (Roundup)
- Karadzic's boycott of trial an insult, war victims say
- INTERVIEW: Juncker eyes EU presidency job
- Germans delight in youth team award
- Bosnian Serb ex-president Plavsic released, bound for Belgrade
- Austria nominates its science minister as European Commissioner
- Poland's Law and Justice to send Lisbon Treaty to tribunal
- Eight dead after vessel capsizes in eastern Aegean (2nd Lead)
- Paris court convicts French Church of Scientology of fraud
- Report: Sarkozy wants to invite Merkel for Armistice Day
- Assessor describes knife injuries in courtroom murder trial
- Highest Czech court opens Lisbon Treaty hearing
- Eight dead after vessel capsizes in eastern Aegean (1st Lead)
- Mobile operator to be billed for Latvian "meteorite" hoax
- Six dead after vessel capsizes in eastern Aegean
- Can the EU find its own Obama? (News Feature)
Monday 26 October 2009
- 300 refugees arrive by boat in Italy
- New German coalition deal formally signed by all parties (Roundup)
- Totti undergoes knee surgery
- EU hopes summit will break climate finance deadlock (Roundup)
- Egyptian woman killed out of "pure hatred," court hears (Roundup)
- Italy's largest opposition party picks new chief
- Almagro finally comes up a winner in Vienna
- Jewish treasures go on display in one of Europe's oldest synagogues
- Croatia and Serbia charge nine men for the murder of journalist
- Merkel aide calls for calm in courtroom murder case (Extra)
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Bank Austria Trophy
- Husband of murdered Egyptian describes ordeal (3rd Lead)
- Injured Hosp sets sights on 2011 worlds
- Helicopter crashes into Italy's Lake Garda, killing two people
- EU hopes summit will break climate finance deadlock
- Latvian "meteorite" is a flash in the pan
- European agency says Kosovo television "media arm" of ruler
- Brothel may have prompted former CIA detainee's attack on mayor
- Another name drops out of Sweden coach race
- House collapse kills seven on Majorca (Roundup)
- Merkel's CDU approves new German government coalition deal
- Capello sees violence as a problem in Italian football
- French EU presidency cost 1 million euros per day, report says
- Husband of murdered Egyptian gives evidence in German court (2nd Lead)
- Vatican begins talks with ultra-traditionalist rebel group (Roundup)
- Russian authority sets up hotline for threatened journalists
- Ribery making progress, could return before Christmas
- Norwegian customs foil smuggler carrying pythons, geckos
- Booklovers and publishers gather at the Belgrade Book Fair
- Man on trial for courtroom slaying of Egyptian woman (1st Lead)
- Karadzic war crimes tribunal adjourns after brief opening (Roundup)
- Iaquinta to undergo knee injury
- CSKA Moscow fire Ramos after only a month in charge
- Vatican begins talks with ultra-traditionalist rebel group
- At least seven die in two accidents on Majorca (1st Lead)
- Egyptian ambassador confident of fair trial (Extra)
- Spanish king's faithful advisor Fernandez Campo dies at age 91
- PREVIEW: Moment of truth for Juventus against Sampdoria
- Man goes on trial for courtroom slaying of Egyptian woman
- PREVIEW: Munich meet Frankfurt again, in German cup
- Karadzic war crimes tribunal adjourns after brief opening (1st Lead)
- Karadzic trial opens without accused's present (Extra)
- At least six die in two accidents on Majorca
- Karadzic to go on trial despite announced absence
Sunday 25 October 2009
- Italy's largest opposition party picks new chief
- Barcelona turn on the style and go three points clear (Roundup)
- Amauri helps dull Juventus to edge Siena (Roundup)
- Valencia cruise up to joint fourth in La Liga (1st Lead)
- Schalke and Hamburg share spoils in six-goal thriller (Roundup)
- Kuranyi rescues point for Schalke in thriller with Hamburg
- Former papal bodyguard Camillo Cibin dies
- Deportivo thrashed in Valladolid, Villarreal win at last
- Latecomer Baghdatis blooms with first title since 2007 (Roundup)
- Hertha end losing series with point against Wolfsburg (1st Lead)
- Amauri helps dull Juventus edge Siena (1st Lead)
- Baghdatis back with Stockholm trophy performance
- Hertha end losing series with point against Wolfsburg
- Italian tourist run over by Berlin tram
- Amauri helps dull Juventus to edge Siena
- Germany's Free Democrats endorse government coalition deal (Roundup)
- Czech government left with load of leftover EU sugar
- BACKGROUND: Merkel's new cabinet
- French league postpones PSG game at Marseille over swine flu
- Supporters of jailed businessman Khodorkovsky rally in Moscow
- Czechs optimistic Klaus will sign EU treaty by 2010 if demand met
- PROFILE: From Vietnamese orphan to German cabinet minister
- Cuche storms to Soelden win
- Kirwa wins Frankfurt Marathon in Kenyan sweep
- Pope calls Africa to take courage, stand up, as synod ends
- Security fears prompt German orchestra to cancel Egypt concerts
- Austrian develops first hybrid-powered horse carriage
- Human rights activist in Caucasus shot dead
- German Free Democrats meet to endorse coalition deal
Saturday 24 October 2009
- US joins protest against Syria's detention of lawyer (Roundup)
- Real Madrid and Sevilla both held to disappointing draws (Roundup)
- Inter Milan beat Catania to retain Serie A lead (Roundup)
- Real Madrid held to draw by well-drilled Gijon (1st Lead)
- Obama discusses Iran nuclear issue with Sarkozy, Medvedev
- Atletico Madrid crisis continues as nine-man Mallorca force draw
- Sampdoria reach top after drubbing Bologna
- Thousands demonstrate in southern Italy against ship's poison cargo
- Kremlin: US and Russia hope for new disarmament deal by December
- Poutiainen pips Zettel for Soelden win; Hosp season over (2nd Roundup)
- Austria's Hosp out for the season with knee injury (2nd Roundup)
- Munich in comeback win over Frankfurt; Stuttgart lose (Roundup)
- Baghdatis back in a final thanks to Soderlint elbow injury (Roundup)
- Munich in lucky 2-1 over Frankfurt; Stuttgart lose again
- Lithuanian president demands NATO defence plan
- Germany taps conservative state premier as EU commissioner (Roundup)
- Poutiainen pips Zettel for Soelden win; Hosp in knee agony (Roundup)
- Injured Soderling hands Baghdatis a final against Rochus
- Austria's Hosp ruptures cruciate knee ligament (Roundup)
- German coalition pledges to cut taxes, protect workers (Roundup)
- Germany's incoming coalition wants to phase out Lebanon mission
- Poutiainen pips Zettel for Soelden win; Hosp in knee agony
- Death threat made against man accused of killing Egyptian woman
- Austria's Hosp ruptures cruciate knee ligament in season-opener
- PROFILE: Newcomer Westerwelle takes charge of German foreign policy
- French foreign minister cancels visit to Syria rights activist held
- German state premier tipped as new EU commissioner
- Incoming German government to seek withdrawal of nuclear weapons
- Chancellor Merkel presents new coalition agreement (1st Lead)
- German accused of possessing, trafficking marijuana in Uganda
- Pechstein will discover appeal hearing outcome next month
- Germany's Chancellor Merkel presents new coalition agreement
- PREVIEW: For many, Belgrade's Book Fair offers "food for the soul"
- Justice at last for Austrian WW II "traitors" (News Feature)
Friday 23 October 2009
- Soderling soldiers into Stockholm semi-finals (Roundup)
- Leaders Leverkusen held by Dortmund
- Soderling soldiers into Stockholm semi-finals (1st Lead)
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Stockholm Open
- Commemoration of 1956 uprising upstaged by huge far-right rally
- Danish film about gay neo-Nazis wins Rome Film Festival's top prize
- Poll: Most Swiss oppose ban on minarets
- Biden urges Czech participation in new shield (Roundup)
- BACKGROUND: Germany's provisional cabinet government is to be appointed on October 28
- President candidate Yanukovich: Ukraine should be a neutral state
- Merkel's new CDU-FDP government gets finishing touches (Roundup)
- Norwegian buys Swedish director Bergman's property
- Bellucci blasts Johansson for Stockholm semi-final spot
- Thousands of fans greet Robbie Williams at free concert in Berlin
- Italy and France seek EU-Libya accord to curb illegal immigration
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Stockholm Open
- Russian parliament approves bill for easier foreign military moves
- Adriano of Sevilla out of action for four weeks
- Two more men in custody over Swedish helicopter heist
- PROFILE: Schaeuble to be finance minister, Berlin sources say
- EU will not extradite suspects who face death penalty in US
- Dutt extends contract at Freiburg
- NATO ministers work out Afghanistan approach, skirt details (Roundup)
- German and Egyptian governments to confer during murder trial
- Russia and Ukraine foreign ministers meet to ease tensions
- Key cabinet posts decided in Merkel's new government (1st Lead)
- PROFILE: Guttenberg emerges as new star on German political stage
- Biden calls on Czechs to participate in new missile shield
- After renouncing top post, Sarkozy son wins lesser position (Roundup)
- Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg to become German defence minister (Extra)
- EU presidency welcomes Klaus's move on Lisbon Treaty
- Barcelona extend contract of Puyol until 2013
- Deutsche Bahn fined 1.12 million euros for data protection breach
- After renouncing top post, Sarkozy son elected to lesser position
- Klaus claims satisfaction with EU bid for Lisbon Treaty opt-out
- Wolfsburg tell Grafite to take a break
- Atletico Madrid sack Abel and bring in Quique (News Feature)
- Israel asks Germany for two warships: report
- UN envoy backs US, NATO plans for Afghanistan
- Norwegian king offers Obama lodging for Nobel prize ceremony
- Germany's Merkel coalition deal with FDP takes shape
- ANALYSIS: Prince Jean renounces, King Sarkozy bleeds
- Germany confirm test against Argentina
- Rasmussen seeks "shared" view on Afghanistan as NATO meeting begins
- Enqvist "honoured" to become Swedish Davis Cup captain
- PREVIEW: Man goes on trial for courtroom slaying of Egyptian woman
- Norwegian wins Monopoly world championship
Thursday 22 October 2009
- Laudrup turns down Atletico Madrid job
- Sarkozy son drops controversial candidacy for influential post
- Soderling takes win as Haas exits ill in Stockholm (Roundup)
- Biden arrives in Prague to mend Eastern Europe ties
- Germany's coalition partners face daunting "to do" list (Roundup)
- Poland still lacks detail on missile shield after Biden visit
- Ancient gold coin sold in Spain for 800,000 euros
- New German government plans to shorten military conscription (Roundup)
- PROFILE: Karadzic: From psychiatry to poems to alleged war crimes
- Banking blunder hands out Belgian bonanza
- Malta warned other EU states not obliged to help with migrants
- EU court ruling in favour of workers sacked while on parental leave
- Biden thanks Romania for support of new missile shield plans
- Seeds slammed in Stockholm as Haas, Lopez exit
- Nokia sues Apple over patent infringements
- Vieri ends multi-club career
- Karadzic says he won't attend trial, claims he's "not ready" Radovan Karadzic on trial ran earlier (Roundup)
- Barroso: Lisbon Treaty will inspire EU to "look outwards"
- Tunisia defies French government, bans Le Monde journalist
- New German government plans to shorten military conscription (Extra)
- German federation dismisses talk of bullet-proof vests for players
- Germany's new political partners face daunting "to do" list
- Russian human-rights activists win EU's Sakharov prize (Roundup)
- Young Pato leads AC Milan's comeback
- Rasmussen urges action on Afghanistan before NATO meeting (1st Lead)
- Haas withdraws before Stockholm match with influenza
- Karadzic will not attend trial, claims he is "not ready" (2nd Lead)
- Italy to shut down anti-Berlusconi Facebook site
- Flame for 2010 Vancouver Games lit at Olympia (Roundup)
- US defence deputy assures East Europeans
- Bulgaria police bust sale of newborn babies in Greece
- Champions League brings gloom to Madrid teams (News Feature)
- PREVIEW: Leaders Inter Milan shine at home, dim out in Europe
- PREVIEW: Schalke ready to stake claim; Bayern seek consistency
- Flame for 2010 Vancouver Games lit at Olympia (1st Lead)
- Environmentally protected wetlands drying up in Spain
- Bosnian Serb ex-president Plavsic to be released (Roundup)
- Church of Sweden approves same-sex marriage
- Russian human-rights activists win EU's Sakharov prize
- Rasmussen urges action on Afghanistan ahead of NATO meeting
- Karadzic will not attend trial, claims he is "not ready" (1st Lead)
- Austria rehabilitates WWII deserters
- Bosnian Serb ex-president Plavsic to be released
- PREVIEW: Euro defeats raise questions about Barcelona and Real Madrid
- Robbie Williams to give free concert in Berlin
- Radovan Karadzic to boycott his trial
- BACKGROUND: Behind the walls of the ICTY
- BACKGROUND: A mountain of paper, little time in Karadzic case
- BACKGROUND: The 1995 Srebrenica Massacre
- INTERVIEW: Peter Robinson on defending a "bright, funny" man
- ANALYSIS: Radovan Karadzic: The only key to Bosnia's bloody puzzle
Wednesday 21 October 2009
- Soderling marks career top 10 start with Stockholm win (Roundup)
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Stockholm Open
- Poland tells Biden it is ready for new missile shield (Roundup)
- Haas heats up in Stockholm with 17-ace winning performance (1st Lead)
- Swedish premier believes Czech president will sign Lisbon Treaty
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Stockholm Open
- Haas heats up in Stockholm with 17-ace winning performance
- France and Kuwait to strengthen military ties
- Lithuanian parliament to launch CIA prison probe
- Danish association wants fan who stormed Euro qualifier to pay
- Gorbachev and Bush Sr. to mark Berlin Wall anniversary in Germany
- Poland tells Biden it is ready for new missile shield (1st Lead)
- Spanish premier clears first budget hurdle
- Report: UEFA concerned about match-fixing in Russian football
- Two arrested over Swedish helicopter heist
- Rummenigge remains Munich chairman as management overhaul looms
- Germany's highest court clears way for Demjanjuk war crimes trial
- New coaches take over at troubled Bologna and Livorno
- US Vice President Biden to Poles: No decisions without you
- Barcelona's Dani Alves out for around three weeks
- Fall of the wall opened gates for tennis invasion (Feature)
- Fallout still felt from East Germany's doping programme (Feature)
- Learning Russian all the rage in Taiwan since Communism fell (Feature)
- Can NATO and Russia get over the Cold War? (Feature)
- Africa and Asian "East Germans" nostalgic for the GDR (Feature)
Tuesday 20 October 2009
- Biden arrives in Poland for missile shield talks
- Jordan looking to export uranium by 2011
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Stockholm Open
- Bosnia reform talks to continue despite no progress
- Beck bombs out in Stockholm as Germans lose a second seed (Roundup)
- Suspended sentence demanded for Villepin in "plot to slur Sarkozy"
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Stockholm Open
- Butcher fined for selling rancid meat in Germany and abroad
- Danish queen has no plans to abdicate, palace says
- Beck bombs out in Stockholm as Germans lose second seed in 24 hours
- Austrian supermarket chain to send shoppers into space
- Michal Bilek appointed Czech Republic's coach until Euro 2012
- Economy and trade focus of Medvedev's Serbia visit 00000401903958, others, available (Roundup)
- Castelen becomes Hamburg's latest injury concern (Roundup)
- Chief prosecutor convinced of solid case against Karadzic
- Arrest warrant issued for Turkish mogul seeking asylum in France
- Germany welcomes Karzai acceptance of runoff vote
- ANALYSIS: Unexpected fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 still resonates
- Sven-Goran Eriksson out of Sweden coach race
- Vatican moves to ease Anglicans' entry into Catholic Church
- Bottom side Livorno to look for new coach
- Finland's Palander has to delay World Cup comeback
- Norwegian cabinet reshuffled, new finance minister named
- Spain and Lebanon stress problem of Palestinian refugees
- EU gives Canada year-end deadline on Czech visa row
- No "wave of suicides" at France Telecom, statistician says
- Economy, trade the focus of Medvedev's Serbia visit
- Castelen becomes Hamburg's latest injury concern
- Vatican criticizes corruption in Spain
- Barcelona's legendary Masia celebrates its 30th birthday (Feature)
- Wilander to step down as Swedish Davis Cup captain
- Germany play Ivory Coast, not Egypt, in November friendly
- ETA's political wing seeks new Basque separatist front
- Ullrich to talk about doping allegations at "a given time"
- Swedish veteran Henrik Larsson to retire from football
- EU presidency pushes for 2050 climate pledge
- French trains hit by one-day strike
- Leaving East Germany - as easy as Alpha, Bravo, Charlie? (Feature)
- East German products survive the test of time (Feature)
- Twenty years on, (n)ostalgia for East Germany lingers (Feature)
- Days before the end, East Germans dreamt of a new start (Feature)
- The Berlin Wall: a victim of bananas (Feature)
- Watching the Berlin Wall come down - from the East (Feature)
Monday 19 October 2009
- Hard luck continues for German Becker (Roundup)
- Hard luck continues for German Becker
- RESULTS 2ND ADD: Stockholm Open
- Two tennis players fined for trying to buy sex in Stockholm
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Stockholm Open
- Israeli author Amos Oz struggles to sleep in Germany
- German Roma council appeals Kosovo repatriation plans
- "30 Germans in Pakistan terrorist training camps" - US report
- An alliance getting tighter: NATO running out of cash (News Feature)
- Rail workers strike, firefighters protest over Hungary budget cuts
- Red Cross says lawmakers can do more to help 'disappeared'
- Pirate Bay appeal hearing is postponed pending ruling
- Czech premier: Klaus' Lisbon opt-out could work for Slovakia
- Polish football fans call for "revolution" after World Cup defeat
- Athens and Nicosia want to see Turkey full EU member (Roundup)
- Bildt: Afghan run-off must be held if results demand (Roundup)
- A mini-holiday for Lionel Messi?
- Spain and Lebanon seek to boost ties (Roundup)
- Jordan royals depart for official visit to Italy
- Goalkeeper Benaglio renews Wolfsburg deal until 2013
- Bildt: Second-round Afghan vote must be held if results demand
- Hollywood film about Russia-Georgia war being shot in Tbilisi
- "Grand Coalition" set for govern German state
- Sweden eyes Sven-Goran Eriksson as manager
- ETA political leader detained in France (Roundup)
- Former ambassador criticises Israeli response to Goldstone report
- ETA's deputy political leader detained in France (1st Lead)
- Loew dismisses Munich concern over Mueller call-up plan
- Gorbachev criticizes Russia over disputed Moscow poll
- ETA's deputy political leader detained in France
- Lebanon's President Suleiman begins state visit to Spain
- Butcher on trial for selling rancid meat in Germany and abroad
- Greek prime minister arrives in Cyprus for official visit
- Dutch student killed, 20 injured in Spanish bus accident
- Russia's Medvedev to visit Belgrade to discuss economy and trade
- Report: Norway has no plans to accept Guantanamo inmates
Sunday 18 October 2009
- Greek prime minister wins confidence vote on tough economic reforms
- Fallen giants Villarreal and Atletico Madrid in big trouble (Roundup)
- Inter Milan remain clear at top as Sampdoria draw at Lazio (Roundup)
- Stanishev remains Socialist leader despite election disaster
- Fifth place for Mallorca, bottom place for Villarreal (1st Lead)
- Wolfsburg close gap on Bundesliga leaders (Roundup)
- Mallorca go fifth, Villarreal crash to bottom
- Inter Milan stay clear at top as Sampdoria draw at Lazio (1st Lead)
- Wolfsburg up to fifth after win against Moenchengladbach (1st Lead)
- Wolfsburg up to fifth after victory against Moenchengladbach
- Inter Milan remain clear at top as Sampdoria draw at Lazio
- New Merkel government "to be sealed within a week"
- Czech defence minister meets Jordan leaders
- Kosovo, Macedonia ratify border agreement (Roundup)
- Pope recalls "persecution" of missionaries
- Convicted paedophile makes a "castrate me" plea to Sarkozy
- Lebanon's President Suleiman departs for Spain
- Kosovo, Macedonia ratify border agreement
- Hitler billboard outrages diplomats in Thailand
Saturday 17 October 2009
- Barcelona stay on top by drawing in Valencia (Roundup)
- Inter Milan go top through hammering of Genoa (Roundup)
- Raul takes Real Madrid level with Barcelona (1st Lead)
- Obama speaks with Turkey's Gul about Armenia progress
- German parties close to deal on new Merkel government
- Schalke and Bremen smile as leading clubs draw (Roundup)
- Deportivo beat Sevilla and go joint second
- Juventus held to home draw with Fiorentina
- German police disperse neo-Nazi parade after violence
- German police arrest man in Iran missile effort inquiry
- Thousands demonstrate against Basque arrests
- Tens of thousands demonstrate in Spain against abortion
- Schalke and Bremen close in on leading clubs (1st Lead)
- Schalke and Bremen close in on leading clubs
- Czech president says EU treaty "probably unstoppable"
- Thousands mourn in funeral farewell to Boyzone singer Gately (Roundup)
- Germany grants 79 million euros in aid to Yemen
- Funeral of Boyzone singer takes place in Dublin
- Report: Valentino Rossi's stepfather dead in suspected suicide
- Serbian court confirms sentences of Djindjic murderers
- Berlin Wall's graffiti draws 20th anniversary artists to LA (Feature)
Friday 16 October 2009
- Bosnian court sentences Serb to 30 years for Srebrenica massacre
- Papandreou: Greek economy in state of emergency
- Report: Klaus does not insist on ratification of new demand
- Magris criticizes "pop" politics in Italy and France
- Bulgarian customs seize 28 kg of heroin at border
- Mystery snipers shoot at new cars on German highways
- Robben's hopes of speedy return dashed
- German extremists jailed for attacks on army trucks
- Serbia's Tadic uncorks legal action with champagne celebration
- Socrates to form a minority government in Portugal
- Brussels proposes 150 million euros crisis aid to Georgia, Armenia
- Vatican wishes Hindus well for Diwali festival
- Former cabinet minister can face charges for corruption
- Polls show support, criticism for Klaus' Lisbon stance
- Berlin agrees to tax cuts as it lifts growth forecast (Roundup)
- Merkel opens Berlin museum after 11 years renovation work
- Russian environmentalists criticise uranium storage in Siberia
- Outgoing EU Commission will be no lame duck, say Brussels officials
- Lorca mass grave to be opened "immediately" in Spain
- French idol Zidane to work for Real Madrid for free
- Report: Barcelona prepared to swap Henry and others for Robinho
- Is Sarkozy losing his grip? (News Feature)
- "Good for us, too" - Armenia backs Turkey's EU membership bid
- France tells its citizens to leave Guinea
- Israel demands Germany return manuscript of Kafka's The Trial
- Spanish novelist Angeles Caso wins Planeta literature prize
- Irish President signs EU reform treaty
- Serbian and US agents "seize 2.8 tons of cocaine in Atlantic"
- Spain prepares to open mass grave in search of Lorca's bones (Feature)
Thursday 15 October 2009
- Nefertiti back in Berlin museum after 66-year absence (News Feature)
- Critics using my son to get at me, Sarkozy says
- Sarkozy criticizes US justice in Polanski case
- Barcelona veteran Henry out for 10 days
- Havel slams Klaus for newest Lisbon Treaty demand
- Havel slams Klaus for Lisbon Treaty demand
- US sanctions German national for alleged al-Qaeda ties
- Berlin child remains stateless because of Kurdish name wrangle
- Spain's Zapatero says wants to deepen EU role in peace (Roundup)
- Storms leave parts of Ukraine, Poland without power
- Spain restricts courts' world human-rights role
- Karadzic trial to start on October 26
- Warning lights flash over EU plans to cut van emissions
- Economist tapped to form new Romanian government
- Reports: Blatter praises Russian World Cup bid in Putin meeting
- Robben set for Munich comeback from injury
- Future German government may be neutral on Turkey in EU
- Austria: Human rights shouldn't yield to EU treaty
- Turkey arrests 50 suspected of planning attacks (Roundup)
- Plutonium surprise in France provokes security worries
- Norwegian synthpop group A-ha to disband in 2010
- Suspected grenade detonates in Moldova crowd, injuring 40 (Roundup)
- Vast corruption scandal rocks Spanish opposition (News Feature)
- Raids net 30 al-Qaeda suspects in Turkey
- PREVIEW: Bundesliga summit showdown as Leverkusen take on Hamburg
- Spain's Zapatero in Israel to "contribute" to peace (1st Lead)
- Prosecutors seek summary fine for Williamson's Holocaust remark
- Defence minister commissions study on climate change and security
- German parties agree to extend nuclear-power era
- Czech government, president discuss wording of new Lisbon condition
- Italy denies paying "bribes" to Taliban in Afghanistan
- Spain's Zapatero in 24-hour visit to Israel, West Bank
- Suspected grenade detonates in Moldova crowd, injuring 40 (1st Lead)
- PREVIEW: Big ties highlight Serie A weekend after World Cup break
- Iran secret police operating in Germany, Hamburg officials say
- Report: Committee divided over Obama for Nobel Peace Prize
- Spain delighted with qualification record
- Stanishev set to remain Socialist leader despite election disaster
- Bomb alert cripples Metro traffic in central Paris
- Search on for new Sweden coach after Lagerback
- Suspected grenade detonates in Moldova crowd injuring 40
- PREVIEW: Barcelona set to maintain perfect record against Valencia
- Turkey wins on the pitch in latest football diplomacy with Armenia
Wednesday 14 October 2009
- Lacklustre Italy rally at home against Cyprus
- Spain make it 10 out of 10 by thrashing hapless Bosnia
- Last-gasp Podolski strike gives Germany draw against Finland (Roundup)
- US sanctions Kurdish separatists
- Germany coach says team were stale (Extra)
- Last-gasp Podolski strike gives Germany draw against Finland
- Mueller weeps as she remembers poet who survived camps
- Baltics push for EU debate on Molotov-Ribbentrop pact (2nd Roundup)
- Germany to repatriate thousands of Kosovo refugees (Roundup)
- Wireless-linked e-reader enters German e-book fray
- Austria gets record snowfall, Poland suffers power outages (Roundup)
- Baltics push for EU debate on Molotov-Ribbentrop pact (Roundup)
- Moscow mayor unveils Walt Whitman statue; gay groups protest
- Turkey's chief EU negotiator welcomes progress report
- Book publishers fear advance of digital "glacier" (News Feature)
- Moscow lawmakers leave duma in protest over alleged election fraud
- Serbia "strongly satisfied" with EU report
- Man on trial for bludgeoning his children with a hammer
- EU defends expansion as Balkans edge closer to membership
- Peacemaker Turkey must open up to Cyprus, EU report says (Roundup)
- Van Bommel and Toni set for Munich return
- Romanian government fails; opposition premier suggested
- Karadzic trial not before October 26
- Austria gets record snowfall, Poland suffers power outages
- Return of the "Hitler gnomes" at an exhibition in Bavarian town
- Jordan's royals to visit Italy on Monday
- Moscow has right to nuclear first-strike: security chief (Roundup)
- CDU-FDP coalition promises benefits for long-term unemployed
- EU delegation to visit Moldova for talks
- Turkey must open up to Cyprus, EU report says
- Mysterious ball of light spotted in night sky over Germany
- Mandela diaries sold to publishers at Book Fair
- Germany to repatriate thousands of Kosovan refugees: report
- Basque separatists accused of resurrecting banned political party
- Metzelder joins Real Madrid's growing injury list
- Booksellers swarm into Frankfurt Book Fair
- Conference marks 70th anniversary of Molotov-Ribbentrop pact
- Clinton: US will allow Russia nuclear inspections
- Dortmund's Hajnal faces ankle operation
- Report: France probes 17 charities over fraud allegations
- Turkey and Armenia meet in fresh round of "football diplomacy"
- Firefighters battle to contain blazes on Greek island
Tuesday 13 October 2009
- Zapatero, Obama discuss closing Guantanamo
- Spanish police arrest Basque separatists
- French tourists evacuated as fire rages on Greek island (Roundup)
- Germans largely against proposal for Muslim school holiday
- Russia, US review issues, praise ties (2nd Roundup)
- French tourists evacuated as fire rages on Greek island (1st Lead)
- Medvedev, Clinton praise ties as they review issues (Extra)
- EU could pay poor member states to cut emissions, diplomats say
- Polish premier replaces three ministers in lobby scandal
- Daughter of Ahmadinejad advisor requests asylum in Germany
- Clinton, Lavrov agree on diplomatic route with Iran (Roundup)
- Hundreds of tourists evacuated as fire rages on Greek island
- "Herminator" Hermann Maier ends skiing career (2nd Roundup)
- Sarkozy defends son against charges of nepotism
- Barroso piles pressure on Czech president to sign Lisbon (Roundup)
- Bundesbank's Sarrazin dethroned for attacking Turkish, Arab migrants
- No violence involved in death of Irish Boyzone singer
- Birgit Nilsson prize to Placido Domingo (News Feature)
- Hleb back to boost Stuttgart, Dortmund lose Hajnal
- "Herminator" Hermann Maier ends skiing career (Roundup)
- Germany's Loew turns thoughts ahead to World Cup (Roundup)
- Rival Cyprus leaders scrap military exercises
- Recession cuts attendance at Frankfurt Book Fair
- Romanian government fails no-confidence vote
- More arrests in Italy over army barracks bomb
- Life sentence for man who strangled ex with handbag strap
- BACKGROUND: Maier second in all-time World Cup winners' list
- Austrian skiing icon Hermann Maier retires (1st Lead)
- Russia must prepare for NATO defeat in Afghanistan, ambassador says
- Pope Benedict to visit Rome's Great Synagogue in January 2010
- Pavilion boasts China's invention of print (News Feature)
- Austrian skiing icon Hermann Maier retires
- Clinton, Lavrov agree on diplomatic route with Iran (1st Lead)
- Four activists share 2009 "Alternative Nobel" (Roundup)
- German football club in row over Ramadan fasting warning
- Czech top court to hear Lisbon challenge on October 27
- Guti latest Real Madrid player to suffer injury
- Germany's Loew ring changes as he seeks win over Finland
- Spain's king shaves off his beard
- Jean Sarkozy: I'm doing it my way, not Papa's (News Feature)
- PROFILE: New Zealander Alyn Ware tireless campaigner for peace
- PROFILE: Catherine Hamlin helps thousands of Ethiopian women
- PROFILE: David Suzuki - Canadian communicator on climate change
- PROFILE: Rene Ngongo - activist for Congo's rain forests
- Men sentenced to imprisonment for supporting Islamist terrorists
- Military cordons area around kidnapped Irish priest (Roundup)
- CERN researcher placed under investigation for terrorism
- Four activists share 2009 "Alternative Nobel" (1st Lead)
- Germany have what it takes for World Cup win, says coach Loew
- Beckham likely back at AC Milan, Totti mulls over national team
- Four activists share 2009 "Alternative Nobel"
- Golden Foot award lifts Ronaldinho's spirit
- Clinton in Moscow for talks on Iran
- Philippine military forms team to track down kidnapped Irish priest
Monday 12 October 2009
- Schmidt wins German Book Prize for best novel (Roundup)
- Schmidt wins German Book Prize for best novel
- Protests as governing party wins local elections in Moscow (Roundup)
- Tone sharpens as German coalition partners haggle over taxes
- German court blocks executive's extradition to Greece
- Czech government sets terms for sending Klaus' demand to EU
- Serbia president: EU membership key to Balkan stability, growth
- Cannavaro cleared over doping case
- Two German youths to admit murdering family of four
- Enke set to resume training; hopes for World Cup (Roundup)
- Poland's ambassador to Montenegro struck by lightning
- Commission probes miracle claim in Polish church
- Murder overshadows Portugese local elections
- Bosnia to 'fall apart' under Western pressure, Serb leader warns
- Pina Bausch dance company to be led by Mercy and Sturm
- German scientists seek approval for neuro-enhancement
- Brandenburg SPD snubs Merkel's CDU for coalition with radical Left
- Poland probes wrongdoing in sale of historic shipyards
- Governing party wins local elections in Moscow
- Concern in Ireland over ailing priest kidnapped in the Philippines
- INTERVIEW: Croatian president: Stop Serbs from breaking up Bosnia
- Enke set to resume training, but no comeback match date yet
- PREVIEW: Spain keen to finish with 100 per cent record
- 2009 a record year for women Nobel winners; Ostrom a first (Extra)
- Germany keen to end World Cup qualifiers with win over Finland
- Cries of nepotism as Sarkozy son moves to take prestigious post
- Eight killed in Ingushetia clash between rebels and security forces
- PREVIEW: Germany's Loew to experiment against Finland
- Olic joins Munich's injury list for six weeks
- Armenian president to attend World Cup qualifying match in Turkey
- Report: Greece warned of toxic waste being dumped in Ionion Sea
- Gorbachev slams Putin, Medvedev for handling of oil profits
- PREVIEW: Buffon out as Italy wrap up World Cup qualifying
- Irish Catholic priest kidnapped in southern Philippines (Roundup)
- Irish Catholic priest kidnapped in southern Philippines
Sunday 11 October 2009
- Green Party opts for "Jamaica" coalition in German Saarland
- Porsche to investigate forced labour under Hitler
- Injured Cristiano Ronaldo to be absent for a month
- Sweden coach Lagerback ready to quit
- Hamburg coach Labbadia happy with "remarkable" start
- Ballack gives all-clear on ankle injury
- Portugal votes in local elections
- Cries of voter fraud as Muscovites vote for mayor
- Ukrainian Sali wins Munich marathon
- Italian star Milva calls Berlusconi a "poor madman"
- Germany's winning ways boost World Cup hopes (News Feature)
- Drunk Russian pilot banned from takeoff at Frankfurt airport
- Wrangling for diplomatic ties between Turkey, Armenia (News Feature)
- Turkish coach Terim resigns after defeat
- Bosnia is unsustainable, warns Bosnian Serb leader
- Train accident in Russia leaves 92 injured
- Basque separatist suspects arrested in France, Madrid reports
- World War II bomb explodes in German building site
- Big bonus for German players after qualification
- Smiles all around as Germany make sure of South Africa ticket
- Azerbaijan criticizes Turkish-Armenian protocols
- Canadian billionaire returns to earth after space tour (Roundup)
- Five Spain players to miss Bosnia match
- Germany donates 1.5 million euros to aid agencies in northern Yemen
- Cristiano Ronaldo to be out of action for two weeks
- Czech president receives criticism from Germany over EU treaty
- Canadian billionaire "clown" returns to earth after space tour
- Serbia celebrates win over Romania and its place at the World Cup
- Clinton pushed protocols as "too important" to let go
Saturday 10 October 2009
- Irish Greens approve coalition plans, avoid early elections
- Last-gasp Gilardino secures World Cup spot for holders Italy
- German football boss wants Loew to stay coach after World Cup
- Turkey and Armenia sign protocols paving way for relations (1st Lead)
- European Commission welcomes signing of Turkey-Armenia protocols
- Turkey and Armenia sign protocols paving way for relations (Extra)
- Spain maintain hundred per cent record by beating Armenia
- 10-man Germany triumph in Russia to seal World Cup place (Roundup)
- 10-man Germany triumph in Russia to seal World Cup place (1st Lead)
- Signing of Turkish-Armenian delayed by two hours (Extra)
- Germany survive with 10 men to seal World Cup qualification
- Castro: Obama Nobel reflects badly on his White House predecessors
- Germany reported to send 1,200 police trainers to Afghanistan
- Skirmishes as 750 neo-Nazis demonstrate in Berlin (Roundup)
- Top diplomats gather as Turkey, Armenia set to sign accords
- Merkel to protect internet copyright, welcomes China to book fair
- Czech premier welcomes Poland's signing of the EU reform treaty
- Around 450 neo-Nazis demonstrate in Berlin
- Poland's Kaczynski ratifies Lisbon Treaty protesters (Roundup)
- Indian Ocean pirates driven off in attack on French fishing boats
- Poland's Kaczynski ratifies Lisbon Treaty (1st Lead)
- Marchisio out for one month after knee operation
- Poland's Kaczynski ratifies Lisbon Treaty (Urgent)
- Gorbachev praises former East German leader's character, ambition
- Japanese teenager wins German violin prize
- Serbian president congratulates Obama on Nobel Peace Prize
- Mevdvedev welcomes Nobel Peace Prize award to Obama
- Cannavaro close to dismission in doping case
- Septuagenarian Luzhkov runs again for Moscow mayor (News Feature)
- McCain says Americans "proud" over Obama's Nobel prize
- Lula says Nobel Peace Prize in "good hands"
- Both sides of the Aegean optimistic for future ties (Feature)
- Dalai Lama congratulates Obama on Nobel prize
Friday 09 October 2009
- Students who held Nazi party to get Holocaust lessons
- Nobel surprises Obama, but daughters keep him grounded (News Feature)
- Switzerland confirms Turkey and Armenia to sign accords
- Germans with candles commemorate anti-communist protests (Roundup)
- 2ND LEADALL: Nobel Peace Prize win surprises even Obama available
- Demjanjuk appeals to top German court to halt war trial (Roundup)
- Bewildered blogosphere reacts to Obama's Nobel win (Feature)
- Republicans question Obama's Nobel Peace Prize (Extra)
- CERN researcher arrested on suspicion of terrorism (Roundup)
- Reinhard Mohn's widow Liz to take over German publishing empire
- Obama accepts Nobel Prize as "call to action" (Roundup)
- Swiss foreign ministry "pleased" by Nobel awarded to Obama
- Obama accepts Nobel Prize as "call to action" (1st Lead)
- Czech government to deal with Klaus opt-out demand (Roundup)
- Obama award backs a message of hope, says ElBaradei
- Obama accepts Nobel Prize as "call to action" (Urgent)
- France to return antiquities to Egypt, ending row with Louvre
- Report: CERN researcher arrested on suspicion of terrorism
- Swedish premier: Obama has reached out with message of hope
- President Obama wins surprise Nobel Peace Prize
- Ban praises Nobel laureate Obama
- Obama gets Nobel Peace Prize amid questions (News Feature)
- Northern Ireland Nobel Prize laureate criticizes Obama award
- Obama gets Nobel Peace Prize amid questions (News Feature)
- Czech president wants opt-out on EU treaty rights charter (2nd Lead)
- EU to extend strict rules on liquids in hand luggage
- Vatican: Award to Obama engenders hope for nuclear disarmament
- LEADALL: World congratulates a "humbled" Obama on Nobel win
- Former Soviet leader Gorbachev congratulates Obama on prize
- Borowski recovery to take longer than initially thought
- Zapatero says Nobel encourages Obama's peace efforts
- Freiburg's Toprak on mend after kart accident
- Indian prime minister congratulates Obama on peace prize
- Obama deserves Nobel, NATO chief says
- Klaus may want opt-out on EU treaty rights charter (1st Lead)
- Left Leader Lafontaine to step down from parliament
- Merkel says Obama has opened "window of opportunity"
- Russia tests two intercontinental missiles, Moscow reports
- German foreign minister praises Obama award
- Russia's Lavrov: US idea to base radars in Ukraine "extravagant"
- Report: Obama "humbled" by peace prize
- GM's Opel future raised in German coalition talks
- Obamas in Kenya express pride over Nobel for Barack Obama
- Warsaw Ghetto leader Edelman buried as Polish, Jewish hero
- Nuclear test ban chief: Prize strengthens Obama on disarmament
- Philippine leader congratulates Obama for "well-deserved" Nobel
- Sarkozy expresses "great joy" at Obama's Nobel Peace Prize
- Germany commemorates start of anti-communist protests
- Kenya's Wangari Muthai: Obama prize is great inspiration
- Obama rewarded for vision of nuclear-free world, EU's Barroso says
- Czech president Klaus wants opt-out on EU treaty rights charter
- Brown congratulates Obama with private message
- Lech Walesa: Nobel committee seeking to "encourage" Obama
- ElBaradei: Obama has rekindled hope for word peace
- Coach carrying Poles crashes in Germany, 30 injured
- Incredulity over Obama's peace prize award
- Obama surprise winner of 2009 Nobel Peace Prize (3rd Lead)
- BACKGROUND: Nobel Committee's citation for 2009 Peace Prize
- Berlusconi applauds Obama's Nobel Peace Prize win
- Palestinians hope for extra Mideast peace push after Obama Nobel win
- Mandela welcomes Nobel Peace Prize for Obama
- Norwegian premier: Obama visionary choice for Peace Prize
- Germany's Loew upbeat ahead of Russia showdown
- PROFILE: Barack Obama: US President, Nobel Laureate
- Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize (2nd Lead)
- BACKGROUND: Previous winners of the Nobel Peace Prize since 1998
- Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize (1st Lead)
- Obama wins 2009 Nobel Peace Prize (Urgent)
- Demjanjuk to appeal to German high court to halt war crimes trial
- Ze Roberto calls on Hamburg to strengthen squad for title push
- Russia unveils World Cup bid
- INFOBOX: Key contemporary Chinese authors
- Google plan to scan forgotten books divides world publishing (Feature)
- Turkey criticized for blocking access to websites (Feature)
- Norwegian-born taxi driver refused to wear "Nazi" black shirt
Thursday 08 October 2009
- Clinton to attend signing of Armenia-Turkey agreement
- Cannavaro fails drug test, treatment for hornet sting may be cause
- French culture minister denies paedophilia charges (Roundup)
- Poland to sign Lisbon treaty on Saturday (2nd Roundup)
- Nobel winner says she still cannot make sense of winning Nobel
- Not much money to go round, German coalition heads told (Roundup)
- ANALYSIS: Rocky road ahead for Turkish-Armenian reconciliation
- Klaus discusses Lisbon Treaty with Swedish premier (Roundup)
- Egypt: Suspension of ties with Louvre is not over UNESCO bid loss
- Merkel praises Mueller for Nobel Literature win
- Italian journalist Roberto Saviano wins German prize for bravery
- Pope receives Palestinian President Abbas
- Spain to take maximum of three Guantanamo inmates
- Klaus talks Lisbon Treaty ratification with Swedish premier
- Brussels rejects call for to suspend Berlusconi's Italy
- Spain promises to help Zimbabwe improve relations with EU
- Spanish minister warns about problems in Afghanistan
- Romanian authors congratulate Herta Mueller for Nobel Prize
- Poland's Lisbon ratification date still uncertain (Roundup)
- Choice of Mueller for Nobel thrills Germany book industry
- Mueller voices surprise at Nobel lit award
- Herta Mueller wins 2009 Nobel prize for literature (Roundup)
- ANALYSIS: Berlusconi loses shield but will he lose power?
- 2009 bumper year for women Nobel winners (Extra)
- French culture minister accused of paedophilia (1st Lead)
- PROFILE: Nobel winner fled Romanian communist repression
- FIFA threatens Serbia with points deduction over fan incidents
- Spanish judges strike over poor working conditions
- Herta Mueller wins 2009 Nobel prize for literature (2nd Lead)
- Herta Mueller wins Nobel prize for literature (1st Lead)
- CHRONOLOGY: Winners of the Nobel Prize in Literature since 1946
- Herta Mueller wins 2009 Nobel prize for literature (Urgent)
- Not much money to go around, German coalition heads are told
- Swedish EU presidency on Lisbon Treaty mission to Prague
- PREVIEW: Trap and Lippi clash as Italy look to qualify
- French culture minister accused of paedophilia
- Polish president to ratify Lisbon Treaty on Sunday: aide
- PREVIEW: Russia meet Germany in winner-takes-it-all showdown
- PREVIEW: Negredo to replace Euro 2008 hero Villa for Spain
- Teflon Tony vs Harry Potter as EU job scramble starts (News Feature)
Wednesday 07 October 2009
- Top Italy court strikes down law shielding Berlusconi (Roundup)
- Hundreds protest Putin at Politkovskaya commemoration
- Top Italy court strikes down law shielding Berlusconi (1st Lead)
- Top Italy court strikes down law shielding Berlusconi (Urgent)
- Raid on Islamist terrorism suspects in Berlin (Roundup)
- Czech premier's Brussels meeting postponed until Tuesday (Extra)
- Austrian rightists slam blanket rehabilitation of WWII deserters
- Ukraine football boss: Polish gambling scandal won't harm Euro 2012
- Dutch unions protest raising legal retirement age to 67
- Turkish court rules Nobel Laureate Pamuk can be sued for comments
- Opposition corruption scandal continues widening in Spain (Roundup)
- Four top Polish politicians to depart amidst gambling lobby scandal
- Egypt breaks ties with France's Louvre over stolen antiquities
- Raid on Islamist terrorism suspects in Berlin
- CDU and FDP begin to haggle over tax cuts
- PROFILE: Venkatraman Ramakrishan, 2009 Nobel Chemistry Laureate
- Czechs to ratify Lisbon by year's end, premier says (Roundup)
- Croatian president awards ex-communists for democracy efforts
- Czech president will sign Lisbon eventually, premier says (Extra)
- Opposition party corruption scandal continues widening in Spain
- Italy court acquits German mariner, activist over migrant rescue
- Austrian soldier killed in artillery explosion
- PROFILE: Ada Yonath, 2009 Nobel Chemistry Laureate
- Babbel criticises players for poor Bundesliga start
- Nobel Chemistry Prize to Ramakrishnan, Steitz, Yonath (Roundup)
- Spanish soldier killed in Afghan blast - five injured (Roundup)
- CDU and FDP hammer out health policy under warning of shortfalls
- Spanish soldier killed in Afghan blast - five injured (1st Lead)
- Nobel Chemistry Prize to Ramakrishnan, Steitz, Yonath (2nd Lead)
- Plane problem keeps Czech PM from EU meeting (Extra)
- Spanish soldier killed in Afghan mine blast, daily says
- EU meeting to pile pressure on Czechs to sign Lisbon Treaty (1st Lead)
- CHRONOLOGY: Winners of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry since 1960
- Roberto Carlos prepared to return to Real Madrid for free
- 1stLEAD: Nobel Chemistry Prize to Ramakrishnan, Steitz, Yonath
- Uncertain future for Hiddink in Russia
- Ramakrishnan, Steitz, Yonath win Nobel for Chemistry (Urgent)
- Juventus names new president; AC Milan could switch owner (Roundup)
- Juventus name new president as AC Milan could switch owner
- (eca051): France coach under pressure again ahead of key matches (News Feature)
- Toni anger at continuing absence from Bayern team
- France coach under pressure again ahead of key matches (News Feature)
- EU uses Brussels meeting to pile pressure on Czechs to sign treaty
- Philip Roth, Amoz Oz tipped for Nobel Literature prize
- Obama gives support to Armenian president in Turkey move
Tuesday 06 October 2009
- Spain call up striker Negredo to replace injured Villa
- New Greek premier will personally handle foreign affairs (Roundup)
- Demjanjuk death-camp trial to start November 30, says lawyer
- US offers details on Polish missile shield plan Europe trip (2nd Roundup)
- German Greens reshuffle parliamentary leadership
- New Greek premier appoints foreign-trained economists to top posts
- German arts festival links Weimar and Iran's Shiraz
- Nobel awarded for work behind fibre optics, digital photography (2nd Roundup)
- US offers details on Polish missile shield plan Foreign Ministry (Roundup)
- Czech foreign minister discusses peace process with Jordan officials
- New mandate for Turkish military incursions in Iraq
- UN tribunal: Karadzic trial on October 21 at the earliest (Roundup)
- Germany's rich list topped by discount supermarket owners
- Former Costa Rican president sentenced to 5 years for embezzlement
- UN tribunal: Karadzic trial on October 21 at the earliest
- Reports: Italian Bosisio tested positive for EPO
- Albanians "one nation" across borders, Albanian PM Berisha says
- Judges cleared of bias in pending Pirate Bay appeal trial
- Czech court spikes secondary EU treaty challenge
- Germany play down plastic pitch fears in Russia showdown
- Napoli hire Mazzarri as they look for new course (2nd Roundup)
- Full trial for man who copied terror threat to YouTube
- ANALYSIS: Eurosceptic duo play waiting game
- Napoli hire Mazzarri as they look for new course (Roundup)
- Polish anti-corruption bureau head denies forgery charges
- France call up Gomis to replace Ribery
- PROFILE: Charles Kao: "father of fibre optics," Nobel winner
- New suspects reported in Politkovskaya murder case
- Kao, Willard and Boyle win Nobel Prize in Physics (Roundup)
- Hermann Maier back on snow, but no decision yet on future
- Report: US to present new missile proposal to Warsaw, Prague
- Petric out for rest of year in latest Hamburg blow
- Borussia Dortmund lose Tinga for three weeks
- Kao, Willard and Boyle win Nobel Physics Prize (2nd Lead)
- Police break up Istanbul protests with tear gas
- Spanish police on hunt for escaped lion
- Report: Poland's Kaczynski to sign Lisbon Treaty Wednesday
- CHRONOLOGY: Nobel laureates in Physics since 1960
- Kao, Boyle and Smith win joint Nobel for Physics (1st Lead)
- Parties clash over security and healthcare as coalition talks begin
- URGENT : Kao, Boyle and Smith win joint Nobel for Physics
- Napoli president set on overhauling club
- Karadzic to appear before tribunal in final phase before trial
- Vietnam thanks Russia for preserving Ho Chi Minh's body
Monday 05 October 2009
- Opposition Social Democrats in Germany pick new leader (Roundup)
- Gorbachev: Nuclear arms race did not pass with Cold War
- PROFILE: Carol Greider wins Nobel Medicine Prize despite dyslexia
- PROFILE: Jack Szostak: "We only wanted to solve a couple of questions"
- PROFILE: Elizabeth Blackburn adds Nobel to two dozen research honours
- Election winners discuss a new German coalition (2nd Roundup)
- Opposition Social Democrats in Germany pick new leader
- Valencia star Villa out of action for three weeks
- Seventeen boats carrying illegals arrive in Spain
- Ballack in Germany squad; Tasci, Khedira out injured (Roundup)
- False teeth lost during Oktoberfest beer festival
- Three US scientists win 2009 Nobel Medicine Prize (2nd Roundup)
- Italy's top court to review law shielding Berlusconi
- Election winners discuss new German coalition (Roundup)
- Controversy continues in Spain over Lorca mass grave
- Turkish policeman killed and two injured in southeast
- Ingushetia's government dismissed after series of terrorist attacks
- No hurry for Poland to sign Lisbon treaty: presidential aide (Roundup)
- Israeli minister encourages Spain to up diplomacy in Mideast
- Guerrero sidelined for at least four months, possibly for season
- Queen Nefertiti moves back to previous museum home
- Socialists claim Greek victory, prime minister concedes
- Socialists claim Greek victory, prime minister concedes
- German farm win Guinness Book of Records' "battle of coffee pots"
- European dairy farmers protest over low milk prices
- European pilots hold demonstrations for shorter work hours
- Three US scientists win 2009 Nobel Medicine Prize (Roundup)
- Economy top of in-tray for Greece's Papandreou (News Feature)
- Socialists win landslide election victory in Greece (Roundup)
- Ballack returns but Tasci pulls out of Germany squad through injury
- Merkel to visit Washington and address US Congress
- Three US scientists win Nobel Medicine Prize (2nd Lead)
- German soldier dies 14 months after Afghan suicide attack
- Election winners to begin talks on new German coalition
- CHRONOLOGY: Nobel Laureates in Medicine
- Three US scientists win Nobel Medicine Prize (1st Lead)
- Juventus still in touch despite poor form (News Feature)
- Polish sports minister resigns after gambling lobby scandal
- URGENT : Three US scientists win Nobel Medicine Prize
- Appeals trial in 1999 oil pollution disaster opens in Paris
- Report: Kaczynski might delay signing Lisbon for greater influence
- Report: Al-Qaeda "suppository bombs" cast doubt on airport security
- Praise for Sevilla for preventing two-horse race in Spain (Feature)
- Socialists claim landslide election victory in Greece
Sunday 04 October 2009
- Obama congratulates Papandreou on Greek elections
- Greece's Papandreou faces tough recession challenge (News Feature)
- 5TH Socialists claim Greek victory, prime minister concedes (Roundup)
- PROFILE: New Greek Prime Minister Papandreou claims family legacy
- Sevilla beat Real Madrid and join them in second place (Roundup)
- Juventus crash at Palermo, lose chance to go top (Roundup)
- Greek conservative prime minister concedes election defeat (Extra)
- Main opposition Socialists win Greek elections available (4th Roundup)
- Valencia move up to fifth, Villarreal slip up again (1st Lead)
- Main opposition Socialists set to win Greek elections (3rd Roundup)
- Hamburg punish sorry Hertha to stay level at top (Roundup)
- Socialists lead in official Greek election results (Extra)
- Hamburg punish sorry Hertha to stay level at top (1st Lead)
- Villarreal slip up again, Mallorca thrashed in Gijon
- Main opposition Socialists lead in Greek elections (2nd Roundup)
- Germany's new number two defends refusal to speak English
- Main opposition Socialists lead in Greek elections (Roundup)
- Exit polls show Socialists lead in Greek elections (Extra)
- Germany honours man who died resisting thugs at station
- Sampdoria draw to go level with Inter Milan at top (1st Lead)
- Bremen move fourth with victory in Stuttgart
- Sampdoria draw to go level with Inter Milan at top
- Video shows more Germans in Islamist camps than suspected
- Russia's Hiddink wary of Germany's misfiring strikers
- Milito out with pulled muscle
- Stefan Kiessling: Bundesliga goals, but not for Germany
- Oktoberfest draws to a close with reduced attendance
- Hand grenade attack on TV channel in Serbian capital
- Berlusconi's Fininvest ordered to pay rival damages of 750 mln euro
- Pope opens synod on Africa with appeal against exploitation
- Four bodies recovered from collapsed Prague building
- German publisher Reinhard Mohn dies at 88
- Greeks go to the polls to elect new government (1st Lead)
- Ships sinks in eastern Aegean following collision, one dead
- Greeks go to the polls to elect new government
Saturday 03 October 2009
- Pedro makes it six out of six for leaders Barcelona (Roundup)
- Wesley Sneijder's late goal puts Inter Milan atop Serie A (Roundup)
- Barcelona make it six out of six and go top (1st Lead)
- Leverkusen demolish Nuremburg to go top of Bundesliga (Roundup)
- Newcomers Bari draw at home to strugglers Catania
- Deportivo beat Tenerife and move up to joint third
- Leverkusen demolish Nuremburg to go top of Bundesliga (1st Lead)
- Giants "reunify" in Berlin as Merkel hails German unity (Roundup)
- Ireland in resounding 'Yes' to EU's Lisbon treaty (3rd Roundup)
- 2ND LEADALL: Focus switches to Czechs as Irish say Yes to EU treaty
- Official Irish result gives a clear "yes" to EU treaty (Urgent)
- Leverkusen demolish Nuremburg to go clear at top of Bundesliga
- Boy held in Germany accused of savage assault on young girl
- LEADALL: Focus switches to the Czechs as Irish say Yes to EU treaty
- Klaus respects Irish vote, won't reveal next step
- ANALYSIS: All eyes on Prague as Ireland U-turns on Lisbon
- Irish Yes opens door for Balkan EU entry, says Serb minister (Extra)
- Irish Lisbon referendum: How the "Yes" was won (News Feature)
- EU leaders hail Irish vote as a "great day for Europe"
- Irish Premier declares "Yes" win in Irish Lisbon vote (2nd Roundup)
- EU calls top-level meeting to discuss Klaus' Lisbon stance (Extra)
- Giants cruise Berlin as Merkel hails German Unity (1st Lead)
- Polish president to sign EU treaty quickly
- Sweden's Bildt: Irish "yes" vote a victory for Europe
- Greece prepares for close parliamentary vote; Socialists lead polls
- Early results show resounding "Yes" in Irish Lisbon vote (Roundup)
- Czech government welcomes Irish vote (Extra)
- Russia confirms date for Clinton arms control meeting
- Merkel congratulates Irish on "yes" vote (Extra)
- First official result declared in Irish Lisbon vote (Urgent)
- European Parliament hails apparent Irish "yes" vote (Extra)
- German publisher drops novel over fears of Muslim backlash
- Early tallies show "Yes" side win in Irish Lisbon vote (3rd Lead)
- Piraeus port workers strike over Chinese takeover
- Injured Cristiano Ronaldo to miss Sevilla match
- Injured Cristiano Ronaldo to miss Sevilla match
- Huge deficit looms over Germany's coalition tax cut plans: report
- "No" vote leader Ganley slates Irish mistake in Lisbon vote (Extra)
- Former German international Rolf Ruessmann has died
- Early tallies show "Yes" side ahead in Irish Lisbon vote (2nd Lead)
- Security tight as Germany marks national anniversary
- British opposition grows to prospect of "President" Blair
- Unofficial results show "Yes" ahead in Irish Lisbon vote (1st Lead)
- Frantic search for missing after mudslides in Sicily
- Funkel takes over at Hertha Berlin
- "Yes" side claiming strong lead in Irish referendum on Lisbon Treaty
- PREVIEW: Nobel Prize announcements in the offing
- Serbs turn to self-mutilation as social protest (Feature)
Friday 02 October 2009
- Optimism from "Yes" side in Irish Lisbon referendum (2nd Roundup)
- Polish Warsaw Ghetto leader dies at 87
- Two-goal Schalke down Frankfurt to move third
- Report says Funkel new coach at Hertha Berlin
- Clinton to visit Moscow this month
- At Berlin talks, split among German farmers over milk remains
- Italian government's tax amnesty wins nod from parliament
- Austrian priest flooded with e-mail requests for pet blessings
- Low turnout fears in second Irish vote on EU Lisbon Treaty (Roundup)
- German supporters to attend Italy boat-people-rescuer verdict
- Suspected al-Qaeda backer appears in German court
- Turkey has "lost confidence" in EU role on Cyprus, minister says
- Modern Macedonians not sons of Alexander the Great, scholar says
- Security beefed up for German unity day festivities
- German judges give go-ahead for Demjanjuk death-camp trial
- Czech president barred from signing EU treaty until court verdict
- Death toll in Sicily storms climbs to at least 14 (Roundup)
- Police to pay for damage during Obama visit to Dresden
- German museum man says Alexander the Great was mainly Greek
- Barcelona star Iniesta recalled to Spain squad
- Four workers buried under cloopased Prague building
- Heartbroken Spaniard causes wildfire when burning love letters
- Afghan man mutilated for voting to be treated in Italy
- PREVIEW: Economy major concern for Greeks ahead of polls Sunday
- A murder makes law and order a hot topic in France (News Feature)
- Slow start as Irish vote on EU Lisbon Treaty (1st Lead)
- Loew calls up Boateng to Germany squad but no place for Frings
- Germany welcomes outcome of Iran talks
- Swedish Academy sets date for Nobel announcement
- Four killed as storms batter Sicily
- At least 8 dead, 3 injured in clashes in northern Caucasus
- CHRONOLOGY: The Lisbon Treaty
- Irish begin voting in second referendum on EU Lisbon Treaty
- As Ireland votes on Lisbon, Denmark mulls EU future (News Feature)
Thursday 01 October 2009
- German defence satellite launched
- Sale of Bari to US investor dropped
- Doctor on trial for killing patients with "unjustifiable" practices
- Polish politicians reportedly lobbied for gambling companies (Roundup)
- Anne Frank House sets up channel on YouTube
- Del Piero, Tiago out with muscular troubles
- Finland nominates EU commissioner Rehn
- Finnish prime minister wins confidence vote
- Real Madrid midfielder Gago out for three weeks
- Coalition government in Romania collapses
- Body parts of 4 babies found in Berlin apartment
- Protester throws shoe at IMF chief in Istanbul
- Pressure mounts on AC Milan amid rumours of sale
- International arbitration to solve Slovenia-Croatia border row
- Report: Polish politicians lobbied for gambling companies
- Robben knee injury blow for Bayern
- France requests punishment for attack on French football fan (Roundup)
- UN's Ban and Swedish premier to push for climate deal
- Moscow warns that Georgia boosting military strength
- German Social Democrats complete leadership reshuffle
- Atletico Madrid keeper Roberto out for at least three weeks
- Ballack all-clear for Germany
- East German emigres relive 1989 Freedom Train ride (News Feature)
- Germany's Turks indignant at comments by Bundesbank board member
- NEWS ANALYSIS: Pro-Polanski voices rare in conservative Poland
- Guti praises "best Real Madrid team I have played in" (Feature)
- Merkel partner to press for tax, health reform in coalition talks
- Irish brace for second vote on European Union's Lisbon Treaty
- "Mini-Colosseum" unearthed near Rome airport runway
- PREVIEW: Hamburg wary of wounded Hertha; Robben worry for Bayern
- France requests punishment for assailants of French football fan
- Struggling SPD ogles coalition with Merkel's CDU in Thuringia
- Council of Europe "very concerned" over Turkey rights (Roundup)
- Italy complains about Estonian "mafia" dumplings
- PREVIEW: Toughest test yet for Cristiano Ronaldo and company
- Children distribute 15,000-euro-find in schoolyard
- Council of Europe "very concerned" over Turkey minority rights
- Spanish police detain 74 people in child porn swoop
- PREVIEW: Sampdoria set to retain lead as giants dither
Wednesday 30 September 2009
- Four held, then freed in German terrorism inquiry
- Fire hits Pope Benedict's old boarding school
- The battle of the Georgia report begins (News Feature)
- Two held in custody over Swedish helicopter heist (2nd Roundup)
- European Parliament unveils Sakharov Prize nominations
- German court rejects bid for return of estate seized by Nazis
- ANALYSIS: Will anyone care about the Georgia war report?
- Genscher calls for EU unity on historic return to Prague (Roundup)
- Italy set on hosting Euro 2016 after failure for 2012
- Runaway kangaroo killed by car in Belgrade
- Kremlin welcomes report on Georgia conflict, lays blame on Georgia
- Papal advisor may lose German post over partnership
- Two held in custody over Swedish helicopter heist (Roundup)
- Irish government: There will be no third referendum
- Georgia and Russia both broke law, war report says (Roundup)
- Billionaire circus "clown" blasts off for space station (Roundup)
- Islamist plot independent of al-Qaeda, German says
- Georgia and Russia both broke law, war report says (2nd Lead)
- F1 at Hockenheim secured until 2018
- Genscher makes historic return to Prague to call for EU unity
- Turkish police arrest 40 to bust organ trafficking ring - reports
- US actor Will Smith to host Nobel Peace concert
- UNESCO puts the tango on list of humanity's cultural heritage
- Russia says report on Georgia war "objective" (Extra)
- Defence Ministry: Guinea's military ruler was trained in Germany
- Georgia and Russia both broke law, war report says (Extra)
- Germany grants relief to Samoa after tsunami
- German defence satellite to launch late Thursday
- Germany wants nuclear issue to be main theme of Iran talks
- Swiss investigator delivers Georgia war report (1st Lead)
- German police raid homes and offices in child porn crackdown
- PROFILE: A new star is born in Barcelona: little winger Pedro
- International Crisis Group warns of indefinite partition of Cyprus
- India drops arms bribery case against Italian businessman
- Press: Serbs express shock over death of French football fan
- Irish islanders begin vote on Lisbon Treaty
- Report blames Georgia for starting war with Russia: newspapers
- Billionaire circus "clown" blasts off for space station
- Netanyahu congratulates Merkel, commends her tough stance on Iran
- Four men face custody hearings over Swedish helicopter heist
- UN: Immigration major challenge for next Greek government (Feature)
- PROFILE: Two powerful political dynasties do battle in Greek election
- Growing support for Greece's far-right maverick party (Feature)
- Greece's "700-euro-generation" angry ahead of polls (Feature)
Tuesday 29 September 2009
- Roma present plan for new stadium
- EU bids to stamp out VAT fraud on phones and greenhouse gases
- Portugal deemed likely to get minority government
- Norwegian elected head of Council of Europe
- Jordan's king tells Merkel: Germany has key role in Mideast peace
- Italian football club boss banned from stadiums for praising Mafia
- Emperor Nero's "rotating" dining room found, archaeologists say
- Guardiola cleared in doping case
- Walesa honors three Iranian women activists
- Slovakia's EU ambassador appointed to European Commission
- Swedish court allows men to add female name to their own
- Infighting breaks out among Social Democrats (News Feature)
- Islamic pupil wins case to pray at German school
- Assailants face murder charges in French fan's death (Roundup)
- Flooding continues in south-eastern Spain
- Lay judge dropped from Pirate Bay appeal trial over bias
- France suspends military cooperation with Guinea after bloodbath
- Finnish prime minister denies free supplies from building outfit
- Sicilian epic Baaria is Italy's choice for Oscars
- No world-class keepers in Germany, says Kahn
- Czech senators lodge Lisbon Treaty challenge (Roundup)
- SPD secretary-general to step down after election debacle
- FDP-leader Westerwelle snubs request to speak in English
- Czech senators lodge Lisbon Treaty challenge (1st Lead)
- Slap in the face for Polar bear Knut on first date
- Budget of Spanish royal family frozen due to economic crisis
- Russia announces plans for extensive short-range missile network
- Czech senators lodge Lisbon Treaty challenge (Urgent)
- Finnish skier Sandell has kidney removed after serious crash
- Auction of estate of Swedish director Bergman tops expectations
- Germany's Loew defends strikers after Mueller blast
- French football fan succumbs to injuries from attack
- EU awaits Georgian war report
- NATO head worries about US Afghan commitment before Obama meeting
- Israel "warmly congratulates" Merkel on election victory
Monday 28 September 2009
- Favre axed by Hertha following Hoffenheim debacle (Roundup)
- Pope returns to Rome following Czech Republic trip
- Speculation of Moscow row as Medvedev calls to congratulate Merkel
- Papal visit makes young Czech believers feel normal (News Feature)
- Al-Qaeda number two calls German leader Merkel a liar
- Pope ends visit to land of non-believers (2nd Roundup)
- Favre axed by Hertha following Hoffenheim debacle (2nd Lead)
- Coalition talks begin for German centre-right victors available (Roundup)
- Favre sacked by Hertha (1st Lead)
- ANALYSIS: Will Germany's political shift lead to a stronger EU?
- SPD leader may stand down after record losses (2nd Lead)
- ANALYSIS: Portugal fears instability as poll weakens Socrates
- Azerbaijan and Romania sign partnership deal
- Polanski to fight extradition to US (Roundup)
- Poland welcomes Merkel's win (Roundup)
- LEADALL: World leaders pay tribute to Merkel's election win
- Six arrested in connection with daring Swedish heist (Roundup)
- Russia expresses concern about Iranian long-range missiles
- Portugal fears instability as Socrates prepares to form government
- Favre attends Hertha crisis talks
- Serbian court sentences Bosnian officer for war crimes
- Polanski to fight extradition to US (1st Lead)
- ANALYSIS: Merkel victory to strengthen German role, Britain believes
- Karzai congratulates German chancellor on election victory
- Merkel, FDP partner, call for quick government formation (1st Lead)
- ANALYSIS: Left Party sees itself as social conscience of Germany
- Votes for far-right diminish in German general election
- Tenerife captain Bertran out of action for four months
- Human Rights Watch urges Russia to end abuses in North Caucasus
- Thousands flock to papal celebration of Czech patron saint (Roundup)
- Spanish commentators stress Merkel's centrist orientation
- Minor-league president praises Mafia boss
- (eca 093): Italian powerhouses struggle in league (News Feature)
- Oktoberfest ramps up security measures after terrorist threats
- Row over golden handshake overshadowing Lisbon polls in Ireland
- Six arrested in connection with daring Swedish heist
- Floods isolate Spanish city of Cartagena
- German election result "a win for opposition to Turkey"
- Merkel to begin coalition negotiations with FDP in coming week
- Reinfeldt: German electorate dissolved "marriage of convenience"
- Berlusconi congratulates Merkel on election victory
- Thousands flock to papal celebration of Czech patron saint
- Poland welcomes Merkel's win
- Artists demand Polanski's immediate release
- BACKGROUND: What Ireland's first "No" won from the EU
- BACKGROUND: The Treaty of Lisbon
- BACKGROUND: Lisbon Treaty still faces hurdles from some EU members
- Britain keeps watchful eye on Ireland's Europe vote (Feature)
- ANALYSIS: EU has no "Plan B" if Ireland rejects Lisbon Treaty
- Strange bedfellows - the anti-Lisbon campaign the second time round
- Lisbon referendum in Ireland: It's the economy, stupid (Feature)
- Fear and defiance before deja vu Lisbon polls in Ireland (Feature)
- Merkel secures victory with new coalition partner (3rd Roundup)
Sunday 27 September 2009
- German POW letters for sale in New Zealand
- Obama calls to offer Merkel congratulations
- Sarkozy wishes Merkel success after election win
- Brown congratulates Merkel on election win
- Cruyff offered job of managing Catalonia football team
- Home wins for Mallorca, Deportivo, Zaragoza and Osasuna (Roundup)
- German Pirate Party pleased with 2 per cent for internet campaign (Extra)
- Draw with Bologna holds Juventus second in Serie A (Roundup)
- ANALYSIS: On wedding night, Merkel expects arguments with new partner
- SIDEBAR: Premiers remain in office in two German state polls
- Election loss a bitter pill for German Social Democrats (News Feature)
- PROFILE: New face in German government - Guido Westerwelle
- Mallorca move up to fourth, Zaragoza to seventh (1st Lead)
- Merkel secures victory with new coalition partner (2nd Roundup)
- PROFILE: Centre-right victory for Merkel, after low-key campaign
- Merkel wins four more years in power in Germany (Roundup)
- Hoffenheim add to Hertha's woes, Freiburg win at home (Roundup)
- Merkel vows to be "chancellor of all Germans" (Extra)
- Hoffenheim add to Hertha's woes, Freiburg win at home (1st Lead)
- Mallorca move up to fourth by thrashing Valladolid
- Steinmeier concedes defeat in German election (Extra)
- Director Roman Polanski arrested in Switzerland (Roundup)
- Merkel's CDU set to form new government with FDP in Germany (3rd Lead)
- Merkel's CDU set to form new government with FDP in Germany (2nd Lead)
- Pope urges Christian revival on visit to Czech faithful (2nd Roundup)
- Merkel's CDU strongest party in close German poll (Urgent)
- Freiburg win first game at home to move tenth
- Draw with Bologna holds Juventus second in Serie A Eds.: Adds detail, byline, clarifies Juve are second (1st Lead)
- Attacks on foreigners could harm Serbia's image, says official
- Pilot, 3 others, arrested in wake of daring Swedish heist (Roundup)
- Juventus struggle with Bologna but go top in Serie A
- Would be robbers are killed blasting a bank with too much dynamite
- Director Roman Polanski arrested in Switzerland
- Portuguese elections proceeding 'normally'
- Pope brings hope to Czech believers (Roundup)
- Germans vote in general election (1st Lead)
- Swedish police announce multiple arrests for daring cash heist
- (eca 049): Pied Piper lures voters in German election 00000401236952, 00000401876732, others available (News Feature)
- Pied Piper lures voters in German election (News Feature)
- Too old for Bayern, but good enough to beat them
- Papal mass draws 120,0000 in the Czech Republic
- Voting begins in Germany's general election
Saturday 26 September 2009
- San Sebastian film festival opens in Spain (Roundup)
- Chinese film wins San Sebastian festival's Golden Shell
- Sevilla deny Real, Barcelona another two-horse race (Roundup)
- Inter Milan drop to second after loss at Sampdoria (Roundup)
- Barca keep pace with Madrid with a fifth win of their own (1st Lead)
- Hamburg beat Bayern as Schalke claim Ruhr derby honours (Roundup)
- Hamburg beat Bayern as Schalke claim Ruhr derby honours (1st Lead)
- Inter Milan drop to second after loss at Sampdoria
- Benzema and Kaka make it five out of five for Real Madrid
- Pope urges Czechs to rediscover Christian traditions (2nd Roundup)
- voters summoned to the polls as election campaigns close (Roundup)
- Leverkusen win again as Schalke claim Ruhr derby honours
- Pope calls on Czechs to rediscover Christian traditions (Roundup)
- Spanish pianist Alicia de Larrocha dies at 86
- Report: US shared secrets on Iran with Russia and China
- Merkel calls for all to vote in closing election campaign speech
- Pope calls on Czechs to rediscover Christian traditions (1st Lead)
- Russia's Medvedev calls on Iran to cooperate with the IAEA
- Medvedev: Russia has dropped plans for missiles on Polish border
- Pope Benedict XVI arrives in Prague
- Pope departs for Czech Republic
- Latvian election monitor impressed with German openness (Feature)
Friday 25 September 2009
- Bochum climb out of relegation zone with win in Nuremberg
- Medvedev expresses concerns over second Iranian nuclear plant
- New bin Laden message urges Europe to withdraw from Afghanistan
- Merkel victory appears sealed in final run-up to election (Roundup)
- Bomb scare at Berlin airport
- Polish parliament approves chemical castration for pedophiles
- German president hosts imperial Japanese couple, praises relations
- EU's Barroso welcomes German ratification of the Lisbon Treaty
- Troubled Atletico Madrid extend contract of Forlan until 2013
- Troubled Atletico Madrid extend contract of Forlan until 2013
- Germany completes ratification process for Lisbon treaty
- EU ready to strengthen ties with Moldova
- One dead after train collision near Rotterdam
- Switzerland set to be taken off OECD tax haven list
- Four charged over Greek leftist guerrilla attacks (Roundup)
- Scion of Turkey's Ottoman dynasty dies, aged 97
- Moldova's parliament elects pro-Europe government
- Former German premier Schroeder says Nabucco needs Iranian gas
- George Clooney and Helen Mirren among Rome Film Festival stars
- Czech lawmakers approve 2010 austerity package (Roundup)
- Two German states hold regional polls on election day
- Merkel victory appears sealed in final run-up to election
- Hleb to miss Stuttgart's trip to Frankfurt
- New Islamist terror video tries to recruit German Muslims
- New corruption scandal hits Spain's opposition
- Czech lawmakers approve 2010 austerity package
- NATO chief Rasmussen invited to Russia
- Suspected drug courier found with kilo of cocaine in stomach
- EU police come under fire in Kosovo
- "Yes" leads, but "No" gaining, one week before Irish Lisbon polls
- Hertha without Cicero for crunch clash with Hoffenheim
- Mladic's run from justice "hobbles" Serbia, prosecutor says
- Million-dollar reward after Swedish cash depot heist
- 130 galleries from 20 countries at 2009 Art Forum Berlin exhibition (News Feature)
- Search continues in Mediterranean for crashed French pilot
- Greek police clash with anarchists after bombing arrests
- Merkel "opens up" private life for campaign (News Feature)
Thursday 24 September 2009
- Zaragoza battle out valuable draw in Gijon
- Juventus draw level with Inter Milan after intense draw at Genoa
- Kosovo Albanian group goes on trial for war crimes
- Enke does not expect speedy return after infection
- Typo leads to 43,000-euro banking loss
- Poll gives Socialist Socrates clear victory in Portuguese poll
- Former ICTY spokeswoman appeals against contempt conviction