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With the changing diet in teenagers, the problem of increasing obesity is worrying doctors across the world. One if the main culprits behind the over weight-epidemic is high consumption of soda among the youth.
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Second-seeded Elena Dementieva overcame a slow start to beat Agnes Szavay of Hungary 7-6 (4), 6-1 on Thursday and set up a quarterfinal match against Marion Bartoli at...
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Thousands of mourners headed Wednesday to the funeral of Jeno Koka, the fifth Hungarian Gypsy shot to death in a series of crimes police say may have been committed by...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales on Tuesday rejected requests from the governments of Ireland, Croatia and Hungary seeking information about the deaths of three of their...
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Hungary’s government said Tuesday there is no credible evidence so far that a group made up of Hungarians and other Europeans plotted to assassinate Bolivian...
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Hungary’s new prime minister said Sunday that the country’s economy would contract by as much as 6 percent this year, making new budget cutbacks and reforms...
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Several thousand people held anti-government protests in the Hungarian capital during a national holiday on Sunday, and police detained 35 people.
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An 87-year-old man accused of killing a Jewish teenager in Hungary during World War II asked an Australian court on Tuesday to prevent his extradition to Hungary, and...
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Hungary’s prime minister warned of a new economic “Iron Curtain” being drawn unless leaders at Sunday’s European Union summit acted to protect...
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Beyond cloaking parts of Europe in winter’s icy grip, the two-week cutoff of Russian gas to Europe has exposed another chilling threat _ Russia’s strategic...
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The operator of Hungary’s main airport says employees have gone on strike there and passengers may face delays.
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The National Bank of Hungary reduced its key interest rate to 9.5 percent from 10 percent on Monday, its fourth half-percentage point cut in less than two months, as it...
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The Budapest Zoo says a 32-year-old female gorilla has undergone successful gynecological surgery, the first such operation in Hungary and rare even worldwide.
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The International Monetary Fund is predicting a deepening slowdown in global growth in 2009, the organization’s director said Tuesday during a visit to Hungary.
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Two suspects have been arrested in a double murder of the principal and a teacher at a Budapest school, police officials said Thursday.
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From salami makers to fertilizer producers, industries in Eastern Europe are being forced to cut output as the shut-off in Russian gas supplies risks deepening the...
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Police say a masked gunman has shot to death the principal and a teacher at a school in the Budapest neighborhood of Csepel.
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Hungary’s Constitutional Court says it has annulled a law giving rights to domestic partners because it would diminish the importance of marriage.
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The operator of Budapest’s Ferihegy Airport says passengers should expect flight cancelations and delays as airport employees begin an indefinite strike...
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The National Bank of Hungary cut its key interest rate to 10.5 percent from 11 percent on Monday, its second half-percentage point cut in two weeks.
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The Hungarian subsidiary of Japan’s Suzuki Motor Corp. is planning to cut around 1,200 jobs at its local car plant, an official said Friday.
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The British Medical Association, BMA has concluded a study that children suffered from domestic violence and poor children are at a higher risk of mental health...
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