| Fri, 27 Jan 2012 German Angst as U.S. troops bid "Auf Wiedersehen"
| GRAFENWOEHR, Germany (Reuters) - Walter Brunner, a lively 82-year old whose blue baseball cap matches the color of his eyes, leans across a red leather booth at the American-style diner in this southern German town and tries to make light of the looming pullout of U.S... | Estonia approves EU fiscal union pact
| Tallin - The Estonian parliament on Friday approved a European Union fiscal pact that calls for tighter budget rules. | European leaders are hoping to finalize the details of the fiscal union deal at a summit on Monday in Brussels. | Estonia, which adopted the euro la... | Grand tour of tumult
| VANISHED KINGDOMS: THE HISTORY OF HALF-FORGOTTEN EUROPE | By Norman Davies | Allen Lane, $59.95 | NO DOUBT by chance, this collection of histories of deceased European entities comes at a time when many of the certainties of the post-World War II world are melting awa... | airBaltic to reintroduce flights to Dublin
For the summer season, Latvian national airline airBaltic will reintroduce flights between Dublin and Riga for convenient point-to-point travel, as well as efficient connecting flights via North Hub Riga to/from destinations in the Baltics, Scandinavia and Russia/CIS. |... | 2011; The year of Best Western in Poland
According to experts of Horwarth HTL consulting company, presently Best Western is the second international hotel chain in Poland in terms of the number of facilities and the fifth one in terms of the number of offered rooms. 2011 was the year of rapid development in Po... | The story of a Russian Orphan whose life changed through Faith to help others
| One of the questions that may go through people’s minds when told of missions abroad is, do they do any good?” What is the perspective of the people being mini... | SEC accuses trader in Latvia of hacking into accounts, manipulating over 100 stock prices
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal regulators have filed civil charges against a trader in Latvia whom they accuse of hacking into U.S. customers' online brokerage accounts and driving prices of more than 100 stocks up or down by making unauthorized trades. | The Securitie... | Putin ratchets up anti-western rhetoric before presidential poll
| DANIEL McLAUGHLIN | RUSSIAN PREMIER Vladimir Putin is hardening his anti-western rhetoric to undermine opponents and rally support, six weeks before a vote that is set to return him to the Kremlin. | Mr Putin, in recent days, has denounced US plans to build a missile ... | Concerns over likely euro split
| Davos: The euro crisis is likely to result in a split in the single currency, a panel of European CEOs and economists have said. | But during a lively panel discussion at the Davos summit in Switzerland, they also said that there is great confidence that the euro and ... | |
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