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03.07.2009, 15:09
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A French court has ruled a girl at the center of a bitter custody battle between her French and Russian parents should remain in France with her father. Her Russian mother may see the girl three times a month.
13.03.2010, 14:02
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Preparing amendments to the law on the protection of children, Estonian civil servants have engaged in hot-tempered controversy with each other on the eternal question of the physical punishment of children.
11.02.2010, 17:15
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The European Commission has sent Moscow a document called “Partnership for Modernization”, in which it offered its help in modernizing Russia’s economy and making it more innovative.
30.11.2009, 18:41
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Europe has long been condemning the communist regime, but none of the countries has gone as far as Poland, where a law was signed allowing people to be fined or imprisoned for keeping and buying communist symbols.
27.10.2009, 11:01
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For the second day in a row, Radovan Karadzic is boycotting court hearings in The Hague. The former Bosnian Serb leader is demanding more time to prepare for his trial.
19.05.2010, 19:37
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A court in the Lithuanian city of Klaipeda has ruled in favor of four men who displayed swastikas at the national independence parade, stating the image is part of the country’s historical legacy and not a Nazi symbol.
26.10.2010, 22:21
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Students across France are staging fresh protests against an unpopular overhaul of the pension system, following the French Senate’s approval of a controversial pension reform bill.
05.05.2010, 17:57
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President Barack Obama’s campaign pledge was to defend the little guy. So why is Rahm Emanuel, the White House Chief of Staff, against auditing the Federal Reserve Bank?
19.08.2010, 17:38
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Former Cuban President Fidel Castro continues to taunt the West, this time with an article that accuses the ultra-secretive Bilderberg Group of conspiring to create a one-world government.
13.01.2010, 01:59
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The Council of Europe will launch a probe into pharmaceutical companies after reports that vaccine manufacturers pressured the World Health Organization into declaring swine flu pandemic seeking increase in profits.
Published: 01 April, 2009, 12:43
One of the last lingering vestiges of WW2 is to be lifted as German officials said they would allow thousands of children fathered in France by German soldiers to apply for citizenship - a right denied for 60 years.
I am trying to learn if I have a sister or a brother in Germany or in France. My father, Albert Monroe Conley, was stin France and then in Germany following the invasion of Normandy. He was young, age 24 or 25, reddish blond hair, about 5'10" and muscular build. He was from Fresno, California to which he returned following the end of the war. We understand that he had an affair with the young daughter of a German family who owned a pub or tavern. A letter was received sometime after he returned from the War from the girl friend's mother stating that "the baby would be ok". I and my sister would like to know how to try to locate a missing sibling, possibly a boy, but we are not sure how to proceed. Can or will anyone guide me to the proper agency or data that could help us with this search? We will be eternally grateful. Thank you.