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Norwegian Man Captured After Bomb Attack and Massacre
The Norwegian police have captured a 32-year-old ethnic Norwegian man suspected to be involved with both the Oslo ...
Europe
July 22, 2011
Europe Expands Conservation of Its Natural Wealth
The EU nature preservation initiative, called Natura 2000, announced the expansion of world's largest network of protected sites.
Europe
January 11, 2011
Court Finds Somali Swedes Guilty of Terror Crimes
A Swedish district court Wednesday found two Somali Swedes guilty of conspiracy to commit terrorist crimes.
Europe
December 8, 2010
Swedish Man Aged 38 Held for Shooting at Immigrants
A Swedish court decided to keep in custody a man suspected of one murder and several other murder ...
Europe
November 10, 2010
Gunman Aims at Immigrants of Swedish City
Swedish police in southern city of Malmö have increased their presence in response to media criticism of lax ...
Europe
November 1, 2010
Anti-Immigration Party Threatens Swedish Political Stability
Swedes are now anxiously awaiting word from their prime minister on how he intends to run a government ...
Europe
September 30, 2010
False Bomb Threat Puts Swedish Airport on High Alert
False terror alert raised by Canadian authorities caused massive security actions at Arlanda International Airport.
Europe
September 27, 2010
New Stoves to Improve Livelihoods and Save Lives
For millions of families living in poverty worldwide, having an efficient stove can be a matter of live ...
Europe
September 22, 2010
Postal Votes Can Tip Swedish Election Results
The Swedish parliamentary elections have chosen the Alliance to form a minority government last Sunday.
Europe
September 22, 2010
Europe Reforms Pension Systems Amid Threats of Collapse
Most European countries face serious shortfalls in their pension systems.
Europe
September 16, 2010
Mysterious Man in Failed Copenhagen Attack
The identity of the suspect arrested shortly after the failed Copenhagen attack last Friday is still unknown.
Europe
September 12, 2010
Suspected Failed Terror Attack in Copenhagen
Danish security police are investigating a suspected failed terrorist attack in the capital.
Europe
September 11, 2010
Harmful Radioactivity Levels Found on Bulgarian Beaches
Harmful levels of radioactivity were found at beaches located near the coastal town of Chernomorets in Bulgaria.
Europe
September 9, 2010
The Menace of Mercenaries
A U.N. group will study the impact of mercenary activities on human rights violations the rights of self ...
International
August 18, 2010
Swiss Police Catch Swede Speeding 290 kph
Swiss police arrested a Swedish man for speeding at a record 290 kilometers per hour (about 180 mph) ...
Europe
August 10, 2010
Wheat Prices High Amid Concern for Russian Winter Crop
Despite adverse weather in certain parts of Europe this summer, the European Commission projects that total European grain ...
Europe
August 4, 2010
Bangladesh Garment Workers Clash With Police Over Wage Deal
Garment workers in Dhaka, Bangladesh, clashed with police on August 1, demanding a minimum monthly wage of 5000 ...
International
August 1, 2010
Norwegian Military Presents Own Investigation of Wikileaks
The Norwegian military started their own investigation into the elements that relate to the Norwegian armed forces.
International
July 29, 2010
Bullfighting Deemed Illegal in Catalonia, Spain
Bullfighting was banned in the Spanish autonomous region of Catalonia with a 68 to 55 vote on Wednesday.
Europe
July 28, 2010
Dutch Court Finds Trafigura Guilty of Dumping Harmful Waste
An Amsterdam District Court has imposed a $1.3 million fine on multinational oil and metal trading company.
Europe
July 26, 2010
Women and Infants at Greatest Risk of AIDS
The vulnerability of women and infants to HIV was intensively discussed at the International AIDS Conference in Vienna, ...
International
July 22, 2010
Europe Will Battle Unemployment with Research and Innovation
The sharp rise of unemployment in Europe has spurred the European Commission to increase investments in research and ...
Europe
July 19, 2010
West Bengal Train Mishap, Second in Two Months, Kills at Least 60
West Bengal, India saw a train crash into stationary coaches at the Sainthia station in Birbhum district, killing ...
World News
July 19, 2010
Car Production Declines After Recovery
Car production in the EU is declining following a brief recovery period after 2009 lows.
International
July 13, 2010
Milestone US, Switzerland Agreement to Capture Tax Evasion
The Swiss Parliament approved a milestone agreement on June 17, between Switzerland and the United States.
International
June 17, 2010
USA, EU Sign Deal on Sharing Bank Data to Fight Terrorism
The European Union adopted an agreement with the United States in the fight against terrorism.
International
June 15, 2010
EU Targets Credit Rating Agencies
The EU will impose new rules on credit rating agencies like Fitch, Moody's, and Standard & Poor's.
Europe
June 4, 2010
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