Millions of Europeans observed three minutes of silence at noon Wednesday more »
Europe fell silent for three minutes as leaders and ordinary people in the streets paid a poignant tribute to the 146,000 victims of southern Asia's tsunami disaster. more »
Recent data indicate a 20 percent drop in reverse immigration to Russia in 2004 compared to 2003 more »
Ireland forecast to have bigger population than Scotland by 2019 more »
This year on January 25-27 annual traditional and already 12th retail trade and banking equipment exhibition “Wincor World 2005” will take place in Padeborn, Germany. Lithuanian company "Penkiø kontinentø bankinës technologijos" (BS/2) - the silver partner at the exhibition - will present its latest products and solutions created for the banking equipment at the exhibition. more »
Pope John Paul II turned his thoughts to victims of the Asian tsunami disaster in his New Year's prayers as the death toll edged towards 126,000 more »
The huge Asian communities in Gulf Arab states have mobilized to send aid to victims of a massive earthquake and tidal waves across Asia more »
Pope John Paul II appealed for swift international aid to help thousands of victims from Sunday's massive tidal waves that swamped coastal areas across southern Asia more »
The speaker of Poland's Parliament, Jozef Oleksy, offered to resign on Wednesday, a party spokesman said, after a court said he had worked for the country's Communist-era secret services more »
The transport minister of Ukraine was found dead with a gunshot wound yesterday — a day after the country’s election was re-run because it had been rigged more »