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Kinshasa (AFP) Nov 2, 2009 - Democratic Republic of Congo soldiers have "deliberately killed" more than 500 civilians since March during an offensive targeting rebels in the country's east, Human Rights Watch said Monday. [read full story]
The television set you frequently discourage your children from watching may not be their greatest threat. The mobile phone has become unrivalled in introducing children to cyberspace, posing a risk to their safety, a lobby...
Mixed priorities Herald Sun WHILE Prime Minister Kevin Rudd hurries to meet President Obama to promote his stand on climate change, he has been slow to help free an Australian citizen held captive in Somalia. Nigel Brennan was...
Financial Times Boost for France in banks shake-up Financial Times France will have a stronger hand in recasting Europe's post-crisis banking and financial services sector over the next five years after its nominee for the...
France beats Britain in race for key EU job Independent The carve-up of jobs within the new European Commission caused an upset to Britain yesterday after last- minute lobbying by the French president Nicolas Sarkozy saw France...
