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EU must ask India to act on rights abuses
The European Union should use its rights dialogue with India to encourage the government to ensure accountability for abuses and strengthen the protection of women, children, Dalits, and other ...
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India EU Rights Dialogue should promote accountability
The European Union should use its rights dialogue with India to encourage the government to ensure accountability for abuses and strengthen the protection of women, children, Dalits, and other ...
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France Looking for Total Reconquest of Mali
French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian says France will accept nothing less than the "total reconquest" of Mali from Islamist ...
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Algeria Says 80 Dead at Gas Complex
Algerian officials now say the Islamist takeover and military raid of a desert natural gas complex killed at least 80 people, including a large number of foreign ...
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Indias Supreme Court to Hear Plea to Shift Venue of Rape Trial
India's Supreme Court has agreed to hear a plea requesting a change of venue for the trial for one of the six men accused in the brutal rape and murder of a woman last month in New ...
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South African Court Convicts Nigerian for Deadly Bombing
The court ruled Monday that Henry Okah was guilty on 13 charges related to the twin car bombings in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, that came as the country celebrated its Independence Day. The court ...
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Barcelona defiant despite first league loss
A first league loss of the season for FC Barcelona offered a glimmer of hope to challengers Club Atltico de Madrid and Real Madrid CF but Carles Puyol is confident they are "in good ...
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Russia and Turkey Lead the Way in Data Center Development in the Emerging Markets a New Revised ...
Special to TAG-IT News Agency LONDON - An updated TCL report called Emerging Market Data Centre Pricing Report -2013 to 2018 finds that the 11 countries surveyed continue to experience growth ...
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Coca-Cola workers in Germany stage strikes
Workers at two Coca-Cola facilities in Bavaria walked off the job on Monday, the dpa news agency reported, and co-workers at some 50 others were to follow in the coming days in a bid to put pressure ...
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Russia’s portfolio of order for defence-related products exceed $46 bln
MOSCOW, January 21 (Itar-Tass) - Russia’s portfolio of orders for defence-related products exceeds 46 billion U.S. dollars, director of Russia’s Federal Service for Military Technical ...
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European shares edge up
European shares edged higher on Monday, moving back towards their highest level in nearly two years as sentiment towards riskier assets was buoyed by moves to break a budget impasse in the United ...
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European shares edge up
European shares edged higher on Monday, moving back towards their highest level in nearly two years as sentiment towards riskier assets was buoyed by moves to break a budget impasse in the United ...
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Why the Euro Zone Crisis is Over…Till September
have only been constrained by public opinion and Germany's constitutional court, which rejected calls in September to block the European permanent bailout fund called the European Stability ...
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Euro shares edge towards a two-year high amid talks on US budget impasse
EUROPEAN shares inched towards two-year highs and German Bund futures dipped today, as a political attempt to break a budget impasse in the United States revived appetite for shares and dented ...
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Europe A week of speeches and symbolism
much-awaited speech, but in the rest of Europe it is the week that celebrates 50 years of Franco-German friendship. On 22 January 1963 General de Gaulle of France and Germany's Konrad Adenauer ...
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Europe says Namaste India
News | Santosh Menon LONDON: European information technology service firms are turning more and more to India in a bid to cut costs, raise profits and ward off an emerging threat from ...
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EU Carbon Declines to Record Before Sales of 15.7 Million Tons
European Union emission permits plunged to a record before sales planned for this week of 15.7 million metric tons of allowances, which will further boost supply. EU carbon for December dropped ...
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Five seriously hurt in Austria train crash
"At the moment there are five people seriously injured and several people with light injuries," emergency services spokeswoman Claudia Gigler told AFP on Monday.The Austrian automobile ...
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Europe Markets Europe stocks inch higher Admiral jumps
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- European stock markets moved cautiously higher on Monday, taking a cue from a strong U.S. close last week on the back of encouraging news about the debt ceiling and strong ...
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Fitch Departure Does Not Impact Henderson Horizon Pan European Equitys Strong Rating
Last month's solid single family housing starts and an unexpected jump in multifamily starts are clear signals that 2013 should begin strongly for U.S. housing, according to Fitch Ratings in ...
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Welsh Europe hopes unrealistic
Ospreys forwards coach Jonathan Humphreys has hit out at "unrealistic" expectations of Welsh success in the Heineken Cup. The former Wales captain claimed the Welsh regions do not have ...
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Russia sets arms sale record above $15 billion
Russia said Monday it had sold a record $15.2 billion (11.4 billion euros) in weaponry last year while expanding its list of clients to more African nations. "The export volume of military ...
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European shares edge up to near 2-yr highs
European shares edged higher on Monday, moving back towards their highest level in nearly two years as sentiment towards riskier assets was buoyed by moves to break a budget impasse in the United ...
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RAK Ruler receives Belgium Ambassador
WAM Ras al-Khaimah, Jan 21st, 2013 (WAM) -- H. H. Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Ras al-Khaimah received today here at Al Dhait Palace, Christiaan Tanghe, ...
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Syrian Opposition Delays Forming Government
After a meeting in Istanbul, opposition leaders said Monday they have created a five-person committee to consult with opposition forces, the Free Syrian Army and what the opposition called ...
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US nuclear missles in Europe remain poised for a war that will never come
The United States and Russia recently signed a new landmark nuclear non-proliferation treaty called START in March and the US in early May followed up its non-proliferation goals by making the unprecedented step of publicly declaring how many nuclear weapons it had – just over 5,113 in total, though many of them are in storage and would take time to be deployed.
That is a vast reduction compared to the total arsenal the country possessed at the height of the Cold War in 1967, the number at that time was 31,225, according to reports by European news media. Read more
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