One in three Europeans is “very concerned” about losing their job, and even more are worried their spouse or children will find themselves out of work in the months ahead. more »
There was plenty of action at the last meeting of the Orissa state assembly in India. more »
On Monday, the banks of the River Seine were transformed with sand and deck chairs for the opening of this year's Paris Plage. more »
In the 2008 bathing water season Lithuania is the only EU member 100 % complying with the mandatory as well as stricter coastal bathing waters’ safety requirements and standards. more »
People around the country gathered in China's financial capital on Tuesday ahead of the eclipse that is due to start at 8:23 am local time on Wednesday. more »
Lithuania’s Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs emphasized that it was especially important for Lithuania to solve the issue of clearing the Baltic Sea from the remaining dumped chemical weapons. more »
British backpacker Jamie Neal had been missing for 12 days in the bush. Now he arrived at a hospital in Katoomba near Australia's Blue Mountains. more »
The European Commission's long standing commitment to visa free travel for the people of the Western Balkans was confirmed today with the adoption of a proposal for granting visa free travel to the citizens of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia. more »
Logan Campbell from New Zealand has set up a brothel because he has an Olympic dream. more »
About 20 protesters gathered in downtown Seoul in South Korea to demand the government abolish the tradition of eating dog meat. more »
One in three Europeans is “very concerned” about losing their job, and even more are worried their spouse or children will find themselves out of work in the months ahead.
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