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BRUSSELS, July 3 (Xinhua) -- Several European Union (EU) countries and Turkey will sign an inter-governmental agreement on the Nabucco pipeline in Ankara on July 13, the European Commission confirmed on Friday. The commission, the executive body of the EU, has been invited to the signing ceremony, a spokesman said. The agreement was reached between EU member states, through which the natural gas pipeline will go through and Turkey "based on the principles of mutual... [read full story]
Global climate-change convention refuses to issue press credentials to news agency WorldNetDaily November 25, 2009 NEW YORK – Attorneys for WND today threatened the United Nations with a lawsuit for its refusal, thus far, to...
The Christian Science Monitor - In one of the worst chapters of their casualty-marred deployment in Afghanistan, Canadian forces earlier this year lost 10 soldiers in 90 days to improvised bombs on one stretch of highway in...
SYDNEY, Nov 26 (Reuters) - The European Commission may require Australian packaging group Amcor Ltd to divest one packaging plant in return for approval of its $2 billion acquisition of Alcan assets, Amcor said on Thursday.
Building Society said recently that more than 650 million pounds had been wasted in foreign currency usage fees. The cost of cash withdrawals and purchases outside the UK are increased by 2.75 to 3.0 per cent by these fees. The...
