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Serbia's neighbours accept Kosovo data: 19.03.08 Three of Serbia's neighbours - Bulgaria, Croatia and Hungary - have announced they will recognise Kosovo. 3. Queen set to meet Irish president data: 19.03.08 The Queen is expected to meet the Irish President Mary McAleese in Belfast later during her visit to NI. 4. Tennis: Murray battles to win data: 19.03.08 Andy Murray battles past Croatian Ivo Karlovic in the third round of the Pacific Life Open in Indian Wells. 5. Prince William and Kate Middleton on ski break data: 19.03.08 Prince William took his girlfriend Kate Middleton to the slopes of Klosters this week for a invigorating skiing holiday. 6. Apple mulls unlimited music bundle data: 19.03.08 Apple is in discussions with the big music companies about a radical new business model that would give customers unlimited access to its entire iTunes music library in exchange for paying a premium for its iPod and iPhone devices 7. Trial of 8 in alleged plot to down trans-Atlantic flights starts in London data: 07.04.08 The trial of eight Britons accused of plotting to blow up airliners bound for North America began Wednesday with jury selection for a trial that could last up to eight months. 8. John McCain: Israel's enemies threaten us all data: 19.03.08 The success of Hamas and Hizbollah in the Middle East is not only a danger for Israel, but also a threat to US national interests, said John McCain, the US Republican presidential candidate. 9. Stick to that resolution. Oh yes you will data: 19.03.08 This is the day we're most likely to give up on New Year's resolutions, and just knowing that makes it worse. 10. Moscow wants its people on site at U.S. missile projects data: 10.04.08 Russia demanded Tuesday that its military officers be present at all times at the planned U.S. missile defense sites in Poland and the Czech Republic to make sure Russia is not a target. 11. Turkish prosecutor files motion to shut down governing party data: 27.03.08 Turkey's secular establishment aimed a desperate blow against the governing party of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday, when a senior prosecutor filed a legal case to shut down the party. 12. Europe shows resilience in face of U.S. downturn data: 27.03.08 Business confidence rose in Germany, France and Belgium, and the head of the European Central Bank dampened hopes for a cut in interest rates soon. 13. Kurds and police clash for 5th day in Turkey data: 27.03.08 The police on Monday broke up a protest by hundreds of masked and stone-throwing Kurdish demonstrators during the fifth straight day of clashes that have killed two people and wounded dozens, news reports in Turkey said. 14. Serbia proposes dividing Kosovo along ethnic lines data: 27.03.08 The proposal, submitted to the United Nations, is the culmination of a campaign by Serbia to entrench its political and administrative control over the northern part of Kosovo, which has a Serbian majority. 15. Udo Voigt, leader of German far-right party, charged with defamation data: 27.03.08 Voigt, head of the National Democratic Part, was charged Tuesday with incitement and defamation for allegedly publishing a pamphlet before the 2006 soccer World Cup that prosecutors said called into question whether nonwhite players should be on the national team. 16. Burma releases constitution data: 10.04.08 A constitution drafted by Burma's military rulers goes on sale in government shops, ahead of a May referendum. 17. Motorola divides into two separate companies data: 27.03.08 Motorola's chief executive said he hoped that by spinning off the unprofitable mobile phone unit, the company would have better luck attracting a new chief executive to revive it. 18. Worrying lack of economic growth in Italy becomes a campaign issue data: 10.04.08 Specific demands from northern industrialists and business leaders - for lower taxes, increased incentives to spur growth, a streamlined bureaucracy - have intensified as the election approaches and as new data has confirmed Italy's designation as the sick man of Europe. 19. Britain could be hardest hit by financial crisis, says IMF data: 10.04.08 Britain could be hardest hit by the global credit crisis as banks in this country have racked up bigger losses than anywhere else in the world, a new International Monetary Fund analysis shows. 20. Three US troops killed, 31 wounded in Iraq clashes with Shi'ite militia data: 07.04.08 suspected Shiite militants lobbed rockets and mortar shells into the U.S.-protected Green Zone and a military base elsewhere in Baghdad on Sunday, killing three American troops and wounding 31, officials said. 21. Peter Jones' cat dung coffee, ÂŁ50 a cup data: 10.04.08 Peter Jones, the department store famed for its range of good-value products is to start selling coffee at ÂŁ50 a cup 22. British defend Hayles after failed blood test data: 27.03.08 Robert Hayles, who failed a pre-race blood test at the track cycling world championships on Wednesday, has been defended by British Cycling performance director Dave Brailsford. 23. Botswana gems to sparkle at home data: 19.03.08 A new diamond-processing plant opens in Botswana creating about 3,000 jobs. 24. The Independent reshuffles top management data: 10.04.08 Sir Anthony O'Reilly's flagship newpaper is to appoint Roger Alton, the former editor of The Observer, as its editor in an overhaul aimed at ending years of losses 25. JPMorgan dominates management after Bear Stearns merger data: 07.04.08 Of 26 executives named to executive positions at JPMorgan Chase, which is taking over Bear Stearns, only five are from Bear, according to an internal memo. 26. Hugo Claus, often caustic Belgium author, dies at 78 data: 07.04.08 Claus, who had Alzheimer's disease, died at Middelheim Hospital in Antwerp. "He himself picked the moment of his death and asked for euthanasia," his wife, Veerle De Wit, said in a statement, as quoted by The Associated Press. 27. April snow worst for two decades data: 07.04.08 Britain saw its worst April snowfall for nearly 20 years yesterday as winter returned. 28. Two Israelis die in battle at fuel terminal data: 10.04.08 Palestinian militants from Gaza have launched an audacious cross-border raid on a fuel terminal, killing two Israelis in a fierce shoot-out. 29. Tensions threaten Kosovo's tenuous peace data: 27.03.08 Analysts and diplomats warn that the conflict could boil over if the international community does not overcome divisions. 30. Barroso in change plea to Mugabe data: 10.04.08 European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso says the people of Zimbabwe have voted for change. |