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Princess Elisabeth Station, which claims to be the Antarctic’s first “zero-emission” base, runs entirely on renewable energy and completely recycles all waste. Its roof will be covered by solar panels, designed to provide the bulk of energy needed...
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The European Commission froze almost euro500 million ($800 million) in aid to Bulgaria on Wednesday, citing corruption, organized crime, severe spending irregularities...
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The European Union threatened Wednesday to hit American diplomats where it hurts _ with new visa restrictions _ if Washington doesn’t stop dragging its feet on...
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The European Union proposed an import ban Wednesday on products derived from seals that are killed in a cruel way, a move that could hurt the annual seal hunt in Canada...
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Efforts to persuade Iran to stop enriching uranium will top the agenda of a European Union foreign ministers’ meeting Tuesday after Tehran stonewalled world...
made popular Jul 21 2008
Belgium unfolds the story of architect Rita Huys, who skillfully transformed a ragged barn into a dazzling dwelling. Huys co-heads with Hendrik Vermoortel of Belgian...
made popular Jul 21 2008
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The European Union on Friday proposed a $1.6 billion two-year emergency fund to help poor countries cope with the global food crisis.
made popular Jul 18 2008
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Belgium’s king refused to accept the resignation of the prime minister and his government Thursday, calling on key officials to redouble efforts to resolve an...
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Belgium’s king refused to accept the resignation of the prime minister and his government Thursday, calling on key officials to redouble efforts to resolve an...
made popular Jul 18 2008
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Belgium’s king refused to accept the resignation of the prime minister and his government Thursday, calling on key officials to redouble efforts to resolve an...
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European Union regulators have expanded their antitrust case against Intel Corp., claiming that the world’s largest semiconductor maker has deliberately squeezed...
made popular Jul 17 2008
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European Union regulators say they have added more antitrust charges to their case against chip maker Intel Corp. claiming that the company has deliberately squeezed...
made popular Jul 17 2008
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Eight out of 10 Web sites selling mobile phone ring tones and graphics are tricking people with hidden fees or false advertising, the EU’s consumer affairs...
made popular Jul 17 2008
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Belgium’s government collapsed Tuesday, unable to resolve an enduring divide over more self-rule for the country’s Dutch and French-speakers. The gap was so...
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Are mobile phone companies taking advantage of teenagers’ addiction to chatting in text messages? The top telecommunications regulator for the European Union...
made popular Jul 15 2008
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Prime Minister Yves Leterme offered the resignation of his government Monday after it failed to rally around constitutional reforms designed to grant more self-rule to...
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At the National Botanical Gardens, office windows are cracked, doors are broken and two greenhouses have collapsed in recent years.
made popular Jul 12 2008
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European regulators are nearing a decision on whether to impose price caps on text messaging and mobile Internet use while traveling.
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International donors on Friday pledged more than half of the euro1.5 billion ($2.36 billion) in aid requested by Kosovo to build up its infrastructure and democratic...
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A top U.S. aid official says the United States will pledge around $400 million at Friday’s international donor conference for Kosovo.
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The European Union’s highest court ruled Thursday that a lower court made several mistakes when it overturned regulatory approval for Sony Corp. and Bertelsmann...
made popular Jul 10 2008
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