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War crimes tribunal appoints attorney for Karadzic
Nov 5, 2009, 13:56 GMT
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Two women hikers freeze to death in northern Spain
Nov 8, 2009, 11:00 GMT
Madrid - Two women hikers who got lost in the Pyrenees Mountains in northern Spain were found frozen to death by rescue teams, officials reported Sunday. ... more
Lahm and Toni face sanctions at troubled Bayern Munich
Nov 8, 2009, 11:00 GMT
Munich - Italy striker Luca Toni and Germany defender Philipp Lahm can expect to be disciplined by Bayern Munich amid media reports of a 'crisis' at Germany's most successful Bundesliga club. ... more
Kenyans lead procession in Athens Classic Marathon
Nov 8, 2009, 9:32 GMT
Athens - Kipkurui Joephat led a procession of Kenyans to victory in the Athens Classic Marathon on Sunday while Japan's Ozaki Akemi won the women's race. ... more
One dead and one missing after floods hit Greece
Nov 8, 2009, 8:40 GMT
Athens - One man died and another was missing on Sunday after storms washed away roads and flooded homes and farms across Greece, reports said. ... more
Cyprus inaugurates new airport in Larnaca
Nov 7, 2009, 23:16 GMT
Athens/Nicosia - Cyprus opened a new airport Saturday with the vision of it becoming a regional transport hub in the coming decades. ... more
More Headlines
- 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
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Restored Berlin museum boasts Nefertiti and Troy treasures (Feature)
Nov 6, 2009, 1:08 GMT
Berlin - In one of the corners in the newly renovated Neues Museum in Berlin stands a bust of a woman that looks as if it was never restored. White with black lines all over her face, it looks as if a child was playing with some colours. ... more
Europe's new outer frontier Hungary battles illegal migrants
Nov 4, 2009, 17:23 GMT
Roszke, Hungary - At dusk, Sergeant Levente Saja stands in the open countryside and scans the horizon through binoculars. A dirt road separates a field of maize from a wide expanse of scrub and grass. ... more
- Somalis, Palestinians, Afghans rebuild lives in Hungary
- (eca110): Spain divided about tax increases for footballers (Feature)
- Spain divided about tax increases for footballers (Feature)
- Democracy fears as corruption spreads "all over Spain" (News Feature)
- In US Congress, Merkel gets personal on Berlin Wall (News Feature)
