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EU to help with investigation, stabilization in Kyrgyzstan STRASBOURG - Interim leader Rosa Otunbayeva, who was sworn in as president of Kyrgyzstan on 3 July, has already asked the EU for help for an international inquiry into the source of conflict and international Sabadell launches takeover of smaller rival The board of Banco Sabadell (BS) recently waived green to a takeover deal which would see BS acquiring smaller rival Banco Guipuzcoano. Observers noted that the operation would be the first of its kind between Can the Euro be Saved?  NEW YORK – The Greek financial crisis has put the very survival of the euro at stake. At the euro’s creation, many worried about its long-run viability. When everything went well, these worries were forgotten. 4 May - Today in History  Today, Star Wars geeks will annoy each other endlessly by saying to each other, "May the fourth be with you". Be careful around them. Even more annoying was William Walker, who in 1855 set out Dacia replaces Mercedes as most trusted brand Romanian car make Dacia has replaced Mercedes as most trusted car brand in Romania, according to the Reader Digest's Trusted Brands survey, Romanian Times reported on 27 April. Romanian carmaker Dacia has had the highest A majority of the French want brothels legalized A substantial majority of French adults want to have brothels legalized again, according to a poll published on 23 March in the daily Le Parisien. In the poll, which was carried out by the CSA Aker Solutions signs agreement with Statoil Aker Solutions’ geo business has signed a three-year frame agreement with Statoil to supply sub-surface consultancy services within the areas of production geology, exploration geology and reservoir technology, Norway Post reported on 23 March. The contract MEP expenses and allowances In the spotlight As Bart Staes, a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) from Belgium and the Group of Greens/European Free Alliance, finishes his report that blasts the Parliament’s spending and controls, opposition is mounting against him and The Lawless Cyber World: The Texas Rangers Step In “Cyberspace today is like the Wild West. It does not enjoy the international community’s setting of basic agreements, rules and procedures.” This is how EastWest Institute President, John Mroz, stated the problem at the opening March 4 - Today in History  This is the only day that is also a command - March Fourth! In a day for exploration, Christopher Columbus arrives back in Lisbon in 1493, from his voyage to what is now The Bahamas Anchorwoman charged in TV Boss murder case A television news anchorwoman has been accused of hatching a plot to have her former boss murdered in Cyprus. Media mogul Andis Hadjicostis, 42, was killed outside his home in Nicosia on Jan. 11 by February 23 - Today in History  The first and the last. In 632 the Prophet Mohammad preached his last sermon and in 1455 the first Gutenberg Bible rolled off the press. Today marks the 1836 Battle of the Alamo and the February 17 - Today in History  It's International Hug A Bigfoot Day! Please send any photos to gullible@neurope.eu. Hot getting a hug on this day in 1600 was the philosopher Giordano Bruno who was burned alive in Rome for heresy. In 29 January - Today in History 
Today is the day to mark Saint Juniper, "the renowned jester of the Lord," who was one of the first followers of Saint Francis of Assisi who said, "Would to God, my brothers, I had Banco Sabadell acquires US bank Spain’s Banco Sabadell last week announced the completion of its acquisition of US based Mellon United National Bank (MUNB) for €111 million. In a filing with Spanish stock market regulators the Barcelona-based institution said MUNB’s January 25 - Today in History 
Today is probably best known for dysfunctional families, and in 1533 England's King Henry VIII married Anne Boleyn, which didn't end happily ever after. In 1971, the Manson 'family' were found guilty of murder and a Memo shows desperate EU turns to Iraq for Nabucco Brussels and Bagdad on 18 January signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen EU-Iraqi strategic energy cooperation in areas such as natural gas, energy security and renewables, also hoping that gas resources in Northern Iraq EU, Iraq ink energy memorandum with an eye to Nabucco  The European Union and Iraq on 18 January signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen their strategic energy cooperation in areas such as natural gas, energy security and renewables, also hoping that gas resources in Joaquin Almunia European Parliament Hearing Report 
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No stranger to the ECON committee, it was clear that this was going to be an easy ride Beware the Environmental-Industrial Complex  As the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference gathers momentum, we can anticipate an increase of urgency, finger-pointing and awareness-raising. What is the motivation of this behaviour, and why is the volume of climate campaigning increasing? What |
It’s got to be some kind of world record! According to the Employment Ministry of Greece, 8,500 pensioners in Greece are Though there do not seem to be too many complaints with the good outweighing the “French bank Credit Agricole has reported a big rise in profits for the first half Ukraine: a cold winter after the hot summer? Red Ren, Huawei, Secret Code Pirate Bay secures documentary funding from fans in just 3 days The EU-Malaysia FTA: an overdue assignment Greeks break oldest living people record Greenland Oil Rush Brings Green Worries Nabucco, South Stream: Ghost Pipelines Won’t Go Away The Ground Zero of intolerance Online music market a potential European competition case? Who has the recipe for economic growth? When French author Jules Verne set one of his creations, explorer Phileas Fogg, around the world in 80 days, in The EU could potentially lose €300m in trade revenue after the World Trade Organisation (WTO) There have been more than 3 000 casualties caused by landmines in Europe in Scottish energy company Cairn's gas discovery last week off Greenland's west coast raised oil companies’ expectations for offshore exploration around When French author Jules Verne set one of his creations, explorer Phileas Fogg, around the Oil has not been flowing into the Gulf of Mexico from a ruptured BP Plc |
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