Aux organisations syndicales françaises affiliées à la FSESP La FSESP - Fédération Syndicale Européenne des Services Publics -, représentant 8 millions d'agents publics et fonctionnaires en Europe, soutient la journée de mobilisation interprofessionnelle en France contre les réformes du gouvernement

A project for EPSU and HOSPEEM, Overview and Final Reports, GHK, May 2008

Bulgaria will face new increase of prices of the transport services in a few days. The reason is the high fuel prices, explained the Transport Minister Peter Mutafchiev, adding that the growth will hit firstly the car transport. The EC

The health ministry of Ukraine opened internal investigation charging several top officials of neglect while importing and using measles and rubeola vaccine. Tens of teenagers were taken to the hospital suffering from side-affects and one died. The vaccine is made

Presently, records of phone calls and text messages are kept for up to 12 months by telecoms companies, in compliance with a European Union anti-terrorism directive. Earlier this week, the EU Terrorism Situation and Trend Report revealed that Britain's controversial

UPECO's Executive Director Serhii Kuyun announced this at a press conference at the press center of the Ukrainian News information agency.

Finance Minister Viktor Pynzenyk has disclosed this to the press.

The Lord Provost of Aberdeen, Peter Stephen, will officially launch the Migrant Communities Information Point at the Migrant Communities Open Day in the Information Centre, Central Library, Rosemount Viaduct, at 10am on Tuesday, 20 May, 2008. 2008/05/20 00:00:00

Airyhall Primary School in Aberdeen has become the first in the north-east to be awarded Health Promoting School of Excellence status. 2008/05/21 00:00:00

Home Secretary Jacqui Smith stood stony-faced today as she was berated by the leader of rank-and-file police officers over her handling of police pay.

Two people have appeared in court charged with neglect after a seven-year-old girl died, police said today.

Tory leader David Cameron taunted the Prime Minister in the Commons for not visiting Crewe and Nantwich during the by-election campaign, claiming he had "put himself in his bunker". Mr Brown said it was a convention that Prime Ministers did

The Dalai Lama today appealed to Britain not to forget Tibet in its efforts to forge stronger relations with China.

Amy Winehouse will perform at this year's Glastonbury Festival, organisers revealed today.

It is obvious that the war between President's team and the team of Timoshenko is far from ideal relations. In such confrontation normal State development is out of the question. Of course, the main reason lies in constitutional incoordination. So,

MOSCOW, May 21 (RIA Novosti) - Two Russian Tu-95MS Bear strategic bombers are carrying out a routine patrol over remote areas of the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, a Russian Air Force spokesman said on Wednesday. "The bombers based at Engels

MOSCOW, May 21 (RIA Novosti) - State rail monopoly Russian Railways could hold an initial public offering to raise around $25 billion for 25% of its stock minus one share, a company source said on Wednesday. The source gave no

A giant tin portrait of Margaret Thatcher inside the Welsh assembly building divides AMs.

Two people (one of them a student) who were arrested on the Nottingham University campus last Wednesday using "anti-terror" powers have today been released without charge. After seven days of incarceration, the two men (aged 22 and 30) were released

SpeedFerries, the English Channel’s family-owned low-cost ferry operator, has now purchased the previously chartered, 86 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran SpeedOne from the Australian company, Incat. SpeedFerries entered the market in May 2004, launching sailings between Dover and Boulogne with the