Europe’s leading security organization said Monday it wants to immediately send more unarmed military monitors to observe the cease-fire in Georgia, but an official said Russia insisted on reaching a formal agreement first.
A group of nations that export nuclear material meets here Thursday to discuss whether to grant India access to nuclear fuel and technology, a decision crucial to finalizing a landmark U.S.-India deal lifting a ban on such sales.
Signs of anemic growth for the world’s largest economies and a strengthening dollar drove oil prices below $114 a barrel Friday.
Oil prices waffled Thursday as traders, still concerned about tighter U.S. gasoline supplies, found little news to help them find a direction.
Tighter U.S. gasoline supplies propelled oil prices upward for the second day Thursday with crude moving above the $116 a barrel mark.
Traders bid oil moderately higher Wednesday ahead of weekly U.S. crude inventory data expected to show a slight increase in oil supplies.
Traders bid oil moderately higher Wednesday amid mixed signals on the strength of the U.S. dollar and ahead of weekly U.S. crude inventory data expected to show a slight increase in oil supplies.
Oil prices were steady Tuesday as a stronger dollar and weakening crude demand from China balanced concerns about the Russia-Georgia conflict and its potential to disrupt crude supplies in the region.
Former Austrian Chancellor Fred Sinowatz has died at the age of 79. The current chancellor, Alfred Gusenbauer, announced the death Monday. No cause was given.
Russia’s conflict with Georgia could punish the European Union where it is perhaps most vulnerable: Oil and gas supplies from beyond its eastern frontier.
This thing or the concept called Pi, is an underground art installation in Vienna that shows your reflection as well as real-time sociological statistics, such as the number of malnourished children, Viennese in love today, war casualties since January...
Any of you antique lovers out there must have heard of the ‘Daguerreotype.’ Well, the world’s oldest commercially-produced camera, an 1839 Susse Freres wooden box Daguerreotype camera, was auctioned off in Vienna on May 25th for about US $792,000...
Authorities in Austria have arrested 40 suspects and seized thousands of videos, CDs and DVDs as part of a year-long crackdown on child pornography.
The investigation began last year in July, when a man working for a Vienna-based Internet...
Breaking the weeklong deadlock that threatened to ruin the 130-nation nuclear conference to breakdown, Iran finally agrees to cooperate on the agenda of conference gathered in Vienna.
Taking a U-turn from its early stance, Iran surprised everybody...
The Melbourne City Council has decided to make free bicycles available to visitors in Melbourne city. For this, the Council has been in talks with the outdoor advertising major JCDecaux.
Jcdecaux has already been launched free city cycle...
The World’s major powers are scheduled to meet in Vienna to finalise an incentive package to Iran to stop its nuclear enrichment program. And at the same time, these powers will also discuss the penalties to be imposed on Iran in case if it defies the...
The Austrian mobile phone provider A1 has got an attractive showroom located on a main shopping street in Vienna. Built on area of 700m, the showroom features modern interior designs and futuristic computer interfaces to provide guests with all the...
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Speaker for Foreign Affairs of the Austrian Greens Ulrike Lunacek, right, speaks during a protest near Vienna’s International Center, on Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008, where a group of nations that export nuclear material is meeting to discuss whether to give...
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