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Missed Opportunity

17.07.2009 22:55    tol.cz
Prague faced serious challenges during its EU presidency, but a lack of foresight and discipline didn't help matters.


Two Legs Good, Four Legs Bad

17.07.2009 22:55    tol.cz
The arrest of two Internet activists is worrying for those young Azerbaijanis who choose not to follow the official line.

On Second Thought

17.07.2009 22:55    tol.cz
In national elections, the country's collective "second mind" saves the day and, possibly, brings much-needed stability.

Super Hero Wanted

17.07.2009 22:55    tol.cz
After a decisive victory, Bulgaria's muscular prime minister-designate has a huge mess to clean up. From Kapital.


Our Very Own Obama

17.07.2009 22:55    tol.cz
Lithuanians have invested an enormous amount of hope in new President Dalia Grybauskaite. But can she really bring change?

Black Hole

17.07.2009 22:55    tol.cz
As their industry declines, Ukraine's angry coal miners take their grievances to Kyiv.

Health ministry to issue report on missing baby's body

17.07.2009 21:52    jamaica-gleaner.com
HEALTH MINISTER Rudyard Spencer says his ministry will, by next week, issue a statement on a probe into the disappearance of the body of a baby at the Mandeville Hospital, Manchester, in February.Spencer, who had ordered an internal investigation into...

Gov't to give UHWI $25m - Cabinet to make ruling on hospital abolishing user fees

17.07.2009 21:52    jamaica-gleaner.com
THE Ministry of Health will have to divert $25 million to the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) if Cabinet accepts a proposal from the institution to abolish user fees for children up to 12 years old. Health officials

Local production retarded by Gov't import policies

17.07.2009 21:52    jamaica-gleaner.com
Agriculture Minister Dr Christopher Tufton says the Government will need to adjust policies that have been hampering the country's efforts to encourage local production.Speaking to farmers during the annual general meeting of the All-Island Banana...

'Bungles' arrest viewed by court

17.07.2009 21:52    jamaica-gleaner.com
The videotape of the sting operation in which Superintendent Harry 'Bungles' Daley was allegedly held on July 31 last year with marked money was played in court yesterday.Daley is charged with breaches of the Corruption Prevention Act....

New UK libel policy buoys local media groups

17.07.2009 21:52    jamaica-gleaner.com
Local media groups have renewed their call for the country to reform defamation and libel laws following a move by the United Kingdom (UK) to decriminalise defamation.A week ago, the UK announced that it would make amendments to the Coroners

Jacksons for Jamaica

17.07.2009 21:52    jamaica-gleaner.com
WESTERN BUREAU: Thirty-four years after performing for a massive crowd at the National Stadium in St Andrew, two of the 'Jackson Five' will return to Jamaica for Reggae Sumfest 2009, the event organisers have announced. Tito and Jackie Jackson will

Construction of Falmouth port to begin next month

17.07.2009 21:52    jamaica-gleaner.com
FALMOUTH, Trelawny: Work on the Falmouth port should start by the third week of August, according to president and chief executive officer of the Port Authority of Jamaica, Noel Hylton."The contractor is mobilising now and I expect...

Carib Cement silo collapses - Construction work suspended, investigation under way

17.07.2009 21:52    jamaica-gleaner.com
Caribbean Cement Company Limited (CCCL) has suspended construction work for one week and ordered an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the collapse of a silo at its new state-of-the-art mill...

Children of Rio Grande tragedy to get aid

17.07.2009 21:52    jamaica-gleaner.com
Guardians and parents of the 41 Portland children left behind after the Rio Grande truck tragedy of December 2008 have received commitment letters for the funding of their education. During the handover ceremony in Port Antonio yesterday morning...

Class Acts: Praise Chapel Prep

17.07.2009 21:52    jamaica-gleaner.com
Send photos from your graduation ceremonies in June or July along with detailed captions and we will publish them. Email to editor@gleanerjm.com or drop off at 7 North Street, Kingston...

China's Economy Grows 7.9% in Stunning Rebound

17.07.2009 15:45    industryweek.com
The $580 billion stimulus package helped.

U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 522,000

17.07.2009 15:45    industryweek.com
Labor Department says the data is not an indication of what's going on economically

Nokia Reports 66% Drop in Profit

17.07.2009 15:45    industryweek.com
Company predicts global mobile phone volumes will fall by about 10% in 2009

U.S. Taking Tougher Stand on 'Substandard Labor Practices'

17.07.2009 15:45    industryweek.com
Administration vows to more effectively identify and solve trade problems at the source and take legal action when necessary.

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