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Peter Phillips, the eldest grandson of Queen Elizabeth II and Canadian Autumn Kelly leave St. George's Chapel in Windsor, jsa1

Canada England Europe Photos Royal Wedding Windsor

Canada Dot Com
Queen's grandson weds Canadian
WINDSOR, England -- A radiant Autumn Kelly exited St. George's Chapel today under a light rain after becoming the first Canadian to marry into the Royal family. The 300 guests, 70 of whom flew over... (photo: AP / Sang Tan)

In this image released by France's Ministry of Defense Monday Feb. 4, 2008, French armored vehicles are seen N'Djamena, Chad, Sunday Feb. 3, 2008. The U.N. Security Council on Monday condemned the rebel attack on Chad and gave a green light for France and other countries to help the government repel the rebel force.

Africa France Military Paris Photos Policy Satellite Security

China Daily
France prepares to close military bases in Africa
(Xinhua) Updated: 2008-05-17 23:30 PARIS -- France is scheduled to close some of its military bases in Africa when it starts the implementation of the new 15-year defense and national security... (photo: AP Photo/ECPAD / French Defense Ministry, HO)

AG2 Maria Sharapova playing in the US Open, Saturday September 1, 2007, Flushing, NY

The Boston Globe
Sharapova pulls out of Italian Open semifinal
ROME—Maria Sharapova pulled out of the Italian Open semifinals because of a strained left calf Saturday, two days before she is to assume the No. 1 ranking following Justine Henin's retirement.... (photo: WN / aruna)
Europe Italy Open Photos Rome Sport Tennis

Roger Federer from Switzerland returns a ball during his quarterfinal match against Fernando Verdasco from Spain , jsa1

myTELUS
Federer, Nadal and Daniel Nestor advance to Hamburg final
Nesha Starcevic, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HAMBURG, Germany - Rafael Nadal fought off a challenge from Novak Djokovic 7-5, 2-6, 6-2 Saturday to set up another final against defending champion Roger Federer... (photo: AP / Fabian Bimmer)
Europe Germany Hamburg Masters Photos Sport Tennis

Portsmouth's Papa Bouba Diop, left, heads the ball during an English Premier League soccerjsa1

Yahoo Daily News
FA Cup - FA Cup glory for Pompey
Portsmouth beat Cardiff 1-0 to lift the FA Cup for the first time since 1939 thanks to Kanu's first-half goal. More Stories The Nigerian swooped after 37 minutes to... (photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis)
Cardiff Europe Nigeria Photos Soccer Sport Uk Portsmouth FA Cup

Lt. Gen. Thein Sein

The Australian
Isolating Burma doesn't help
THE devastating natural disasters in Burma and China illustrate the difference between having a competent government and an incompetent one. The Burmese military, unlike... (photo: AP)
Burma Democracy Military Photos Society

James Appathurai

International Herald Tribune
NATO cites concern over Pakistan border deals
: NATO announced a sharp increase in insurgent attacks in east Afghanistan on Wednesday and raised concerns that it was partly due to pacts between Pakistan and militants... (photo: NATO)
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France's President Nicolas Sarkozy, center, meets some of the 1,300 French troops mostly stationed in the Kabul region as part of NATO's military force Saturday, Dec. 22, 2007.

Sarko and the spirit of '68

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Serbia goes to polls deeply divided over Europe

THE KREMLIN, MOSCOW. Meeting with the Cabinet. - Vladimir Putin (js1)

Putin: Still Russia's paramount leader

Breathalyzer may replace the digestif in French restaurants International Herald Tribune
WTO: China Must Address Rich-poor Gap CBS News
Death by degree at British university Independent online (SA)
Serb election: Readers' reaction BBC News
Human Rights Watch: Persecution after Uzbek violence The Boston Globe
Irish referendum voices BBC News
Polish Holocaust hero Irena Sendler dies at 98 Wtop
Diverging paths on gender equality BBC News
Judge extends custody of Austrian accused in dungeon case Philadelphia Daily News
Europe reluctant to set up a security doctrine International Herald Tribune
'Independent' Foreign Fiction Prize won by Belgian scientist The Independent
Berlusconi is sworn in as prime minister of Italy International Herald Tribune
Long Island developer secures option to buy abandoned Amster The Business Review
EU Parliament to debate new code of conduct for interests gr International Herald Tribune
Internet auction baby to stay with Dutch 'parents': court Turkish Press
Medvedev's 'difficult mission' BBC News
Josef Fritzl: 'I'm no monster. I could have killed kids' The Times
Under Armour's Plank touts company's footwear future to shar The Business Review
Bicycle-Sharing Program to Be First of Kind in US Common Dreams
UN chief says he is moving `at full speed' on food crisis The Boston Globe

Yulia Tymoshenko at the EC. (mb1)

Ukraine's PM Tymoshenko dismisses presidential ambitions

The Quadriga ontop of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin is seen shining through a European flag, Saturday, March 24, 2007

EU says Russia talks to go ahead

Britain's Chancellor Alistair Darling arrives in Downing Street, London, Monday, Jan. 28, 2008.

Darling to set out 10p tax plans

Ukrainian president prevented from addressing parliament as International Herald Tribune
Venezuela's Chavez lashes out at Germany chancellor, suggest Star Tribune
Bertie Ahern's last hurrah International Herald Tribune
Election In Serbia May Cripple Hunt For Gen. Ratko Mladic CBS News
Georgian President says Russia-Georgia War Threat Persists Voa News
Sarkozy takes strong stand on Canadian unity 'You know, we a Globe and Mail
Russian parliament confirms Putin as prime minister The Press Democrat
Serbs face stark election choice: Pro-Western path or allian AOL
Berlusconi forms new Italy government San Diego
Gorbachev: US could start new Cold War Infowars
Blair loses key French ally in bid for EU presidency: report Canada Dot Com
Sarkozy "against" Blair as EU chief Al Jazeera
Sarkozy criticized on first presidential anniversary Canada Dot Com
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Fridays decision Independent Online
France's Fillon sticks to reform path despite polls Canada Dot Com
Putin defends missiles at parade BBC News
Unpopular Sarkozy to mark first year in power Sydney Morning Herald
Turkish PM reportedly to form new party if AKP closed International Herald Tribune
Colorful Tory beats Red Ken in London International Herald Tribune

Britain's Chancellor Alistair Darling leaves Downing Street in London, Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2008. Global stock markets extended their slide for a second day Tuesday, plunging amid fears that a possible U.S. recession will cause a worldwide economic slowdown. The dramatic declines in Asia and Europe so far this week were expected to spread to Wall Street, where stock index futures were already down sharply hours before the trading day began. (js1)

Darling sweats over the bill as the party ends in UK

Pattaya,Thailand - Jewelry Shop - Goldsmith Shop - Gold. (ps1)

Gold hits 1-week low on dollar; physical buyers emerge

Nebel liegt am Donnerstag, 14. Februar 2008, ueber dem Post-Tower in Bonn, waehrend Beamte angeblich die Bueros des Vorstandsvorsitzenden Klaus Zumwinkel durchsuchen. Es besteht der Verdacht, das der Chef der Deutschen Post AG Steuern in Millionenhoehe hinterzogen hat. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)--- Fog lies over the headquarter of German Deutsche Post AG in Bonn, Germany, Thursday, Feb. 14, 2008. German authorities searched Deutsche Post Chief Executive Klaus Zumwinkel's home and offices Thursday morning in a tax evasion investigation, media reported. Both ZDF television and Spiegel magazine's online edition reported the raids targeted both Zumwinkel's villa in Cologne and office in Bonn. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)hg3

Deutsche Post 1Q net falls 18 percent

Dollar strengthens, despite gloom CNN
US dollar up in Europe Houston Chronicle
Dollar mixed before new economic reports Houston Chronicle
Gas prices hit another record high CNN
Market Report: BA suffers turbulence as oil price hits fresh The Independent
Destroying the best of Britain John Pilger
Duma confirms Putin as PM The Australian
Homebuyers need a deposit of nearly £30,000 to get a cheap f The Daily Mail
Can Dmitry Medvedev implement Putinomics' promises? Daily Star Lebanon
Fed joins European banks in battle against credit crisis CNN
Deutsche Bank drops 2008 targets after posting first quarter The Times Of India
France says 'take on older staff' BBC News
Conflict zone Warsaw Business Journal
Ford's $100M profit a surprise Orlando Sentinel
SunChips plant taps solar power Scripps Howard

Former Holland Patent student sentenced for gun incident Syracuse
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Bid to boost eel numbers in East

A nun receives the holy communion by Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Angelo Sodano, center, during mass and opening ceremony in new Saint Josef Catholic Cathedral in the capital Sofia Sunday, May, 21, 2006. The cathedral was inaugurated in 2002 during the visit of Pope John Paul II and was open today by the Cardinal Angelo Sodano. There are about 80,000 Catholics in the predominantly Orthodox Balkan nation of 7.8 million

Catholics enlisted in green war

This photo , provided by the Royal Gazette, shows floating protestors demonstrating against whaling and the fishing practice called long-lining near a Japanese Fisheries Agency patrol ship that docked on the far side of the globe in Hamilton, Bermuda. on Friday Jan. 11 2008. A Greenpeace ship on Saturday confronted a Japanese whaling fleet in Antactic Ocean that had initially planned to hunt protected humpbacks, the environmentalists said --_ setting off the latest round of cat-and-mouse in a sometimes dangerous feature of the hunting debate. (js1)

NZ undoes $1m whale case against Japan

Norway's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rise CBS News
British Birds Adapt to Changing Climate Wired News
Puma's 1Q slips despite sales on the strong euro The Boston Globe
The migration crisis The Statesman
Experts say fire risk remains for Greek forests burned last International Herald Tribune
Embattled airlines plot carbon flight path to 'destination z TravelDailyNews
Natural changes may briefly offset global warming International Herald Tribune
Asia tourism, airlines 'complacent' on climate change Turkish Press
EU seeks green label for wood furniture International Herald Tribune
Putting pollution on grocery bills International Herald Tribune
Norway fund voted for tougher environmental standards abroad International Herald Tribune
Jailing Of Biologist In Brazil Shocks Researchers Hartford Courant

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