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Greenland cold snap linked to Viking disappearance

A cold snap in Greenland in the 12th century may help explain why Viking settlers vanished from the island, scientists ...

Serono Symposia International Foundation 2012 Award

-            - In Partnership With the European Neurological Society ( ENS ...

Leading Experts Call for Urgent Action to Avoid Stroke Crisis Across Asia-Pacific Region

-         - Experts from medical and patient communities call on national ...

VP orders speedy settlement of Gayus case

Vice President Boediono has asked for the speedy settlement of the judicial mafia case of Gayus Tambunan, chief ...

European Patent Office Upholds Earlier Finding Supporting Terumo in Conflict Over B.Braun Patent

-    On March 30, the Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office (EPO) in Munich decided to reject ...

British Royals go digital for wedding

The man not yet king of England is facing his sternest test yet. Public expectations are high. The event is to be ...

Govt to continue seeking justice for Sumiati

The Indonesian government will continue to fight for justice for Sumiati, a female Indonesian migrant worker tortured ...

Spiegel shows U.S. soldiers posing with dead Afghans

German weekly Der Spiegel on Monday published photos that it said showed two US soldiers in Afghanistan from a rogue ...

Landmark Decision Positions Australia as Global Disputes Referee

-    The Australian government has appointed the Australian Centre for International Commercial ...

Iran hangs three Afghan rapists: report

Iran has hanged three Afghan nationals in a prison in Tehran after they were found guilty of raping an Afghan man`s ...

Baashir denies he funded terrorism in Aceh

Muslim cleric Abu Bakar Baashir has denied the prosecutors` charges that he had funded terrorist activity in Aceh ...

Police to deploy 3,000 men to secure Baasyir`s trial

Jakarta police plan to deploy around 3,000 personnel to ensure security during the trial of Islamic cleric Abu Bakar ...

Mubarak`s deputy linked to secret CIA program

The man named by President Hosni Mubarak as his first ever deputy, Egyptian spy chief Omar Suleiman, reportedly ...

Drinking water in Vietnam has excessive arsenic

More than a quarter of drinking wells in Vietnam`s densely-populated Red River delta contain unsafe levels of arsenic ...

Iran hangs seven drug traffickers, rapis

Iran hanged on Wednesday seven men convicted of drug trafficking and another found guilty of raping a teenage girl, ...