cinema
Euro-animation goes Seoul searchingEuropean animators have been seeking to broaden their horizons with a conference in South Korea… 02/06/11 15:16 CET
corporate
BMW widens sales lead in USBMW widened its lead as the top imported luxury car maker in the United States last month. Its… 02/06/11 15:12 CET
economy
ECB head wants EU finance ministryThe head of the euro zone’s central bank is suggesting that the bloc should consider setting up a… 02/06/11 19:25 CET
E. coli wreaks economic havocWhatever the source of the Europe’s deadly E. coli outbreak, the region’s vegetable growers are… 02/06/11 18:48 CET
Greece agrees even deeper austerity cutsA senior Greek government official has said Athens has agreed to 6.4 billion euros in new measures… 02/06/11 17:00 CET
Spanish unemployment falls againThe number of people registered as out of work in Spain fell for the second straight month in May… 02/06/11 15:14 CET
OPEC considers pumping more to calm pricesOPEC is considering raising its output target by as much as 1.5 million barrels per day to try to… 02/06/11 15:12 CET
europa
Tadic presses on with Serbia’s EU bidSerbia wants to move faster towards joining the European Union now that war crimes indictee Ratko… 02/06/11 19:20 CET
Portugal’s students at pre-vote lowPortugal’s snap parliamentary election coming up this Sunday has much of the country in a sombre… 02/06/11 19:20 CET
le mag
The electronic sound of Nuits Sonores in LyonOne of Europe’s leading independent electro music festivals has got underway in Lyon in France… 02/06/11 16:58 CET
pictureoftheday
After the May 22 tornado in JoplinTwo kitchen chairs are all that is left in a destroyed house as its foundation is prepared to be… 02/06/11 13:54 CET
reporter
Croatia’s shipyards get that sinking feelingBy this summer, the Croatian government wants to successfully close its European Union accession… 02/06/11 16:57 CET
science
Back to the wild for Argentinian giant anteatersConservationists in Argentina say they are winning the battle to preserve one of the country’s most… 02/06/11 18:07 CET
world news
Back in the Day: Queen Elizabeth II crowned*June 2, 1953.* Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom is crowned in Westminster Abbey. Her… 02/06/11 08:55 CET
Call to decriminalise drugsThe global war on drugs has failed, a group of past and present world leaders said on Thursday… 02/06/11 23:33 CET
Brussels wants Russia’s EU veg ban liftedRussia has banned all imports of fresh vegetables from the European Union as the diplomatic fallout… 02/06/11 22:23 CET
Mladic hospitalised as Hague court appearence goes ahead as plannedGenocide suspect Ratko Mladic has been admitted to prison hospital at The Hague detention centre… 02/06/11 22:03 CET
Africans fleeing Libya drownIt is feared that 200 to 270 refugees escaping from the violence in Libya have drowned after their… 02/06/11 19:27 CET
Frenchman kidnapped in Ivory Coast found deadOne of the French nationals kidnapped at the Novotel hotel in the Ivory Coast city of Abidjan has… 02/06/11 19:04 CET
Syrian helicopter gunships attack protestersIn Syria the security forces have stepped up their brutal crackdown against protesters, using a… 02/06/11 18:33 CET
Japanese voters unimpressed by political rowJapanese PM Naoto Kan has offered to resign despite surviving a no-confidence vote on Thursday… 02/06/11 17:49 CET
Google hackers invaded accounts months agoThe hackers who broke into Google’s email service Gmail had access to accounts for months says the… 02/06/11 17:00 CET
E.coli killer bug is new strainThe E.coli outbreak in Europe is caused by a new, highly infectious and toxic strain of the… 02/06/11 16:58 CET
Italy hosts world leaders at national celebrationsWorld leaders have been celebrating the birth of Italy as a modern nation. For Prime Minister… 02/06/11 15:55 CET
Russia bans EU veg importsRussia has banned all imports of fresh vegetables from the European Union as the diplomatic fallout… 02/06/11 14:53 CET
More than 200 migrants ‘missing’ off TunisiaUp to 250 people are reported missing in the Mediterranean after the boat carrying them illegally… 02/06/11 14:33 CET
Sanaa airport closed as violence ragesThe International airport at Sanaa in Yemen has closed as fighting in the city appears to have… 02/06/11 14:13 CET
Electro in LyonOne of Europe’s largest electro festivals has kicked off in Lyon, France. Les Nuits Sonores runs… 02/06/11 13:13 CET
Russia bans EU raw vegetable imports over E.coliRussia has banned the import of all raw vegetables from the EU amid fears over the deadly E. coli… 02/06/11 12:13 CET
Mladic fit to stand trial in The HagueAfter medical examinations, former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic has been declared fit… 02/06/11 11:23 CET
Rebels celebrate gains in Libya’s westIn a conflict stuck in a stalemate, Libya’s rebels are hailing a success. They have taken over… 02/06/11 10:23 CET
Japan’s premier Kan survives no-confidence voteJapanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan has survived a no-confidence vote in parliament. The… 02/06/11 09:03 CET
New report claims Chile’s Allende was killedOnly days ago, the body of Chile’s late president Salvador Allende was exhumed to determine exactly… 02/06/11 06:23 CET
Syrian boy becomes powerful protest iconAs latest reports claim Syrian security forces have killed another 40 civilians, a new symbol has… 02/06/11 05:53 CET
Explosions and street fighting grip Yemen’s capitalRenewed fighting in Yemen’s capital between a powerful tribal group and President Ali Abdullah… 02/06/11 04:24 CET
Bosnian war legacy is endured by survivorsMore than a decade and a half on, the remains of those killed in Bosnia during its brutal war are… 02/06/11 02:33 CET
E.coli mystery spreads concern across EuropeThe European Commission has lifted its alert over Spanish cucumbers and a fatal E.coli scare. But… 02/06/11 01:03 CET
Belgian abuse victims go gunning for VaticanBelgian victims of sexual abuse by Catholic priests have decided to ignore offers of compensation… 02/06/11 00:24 CET
