Iraq, freed 3 Romanian reporters kidnapped on March 28th BUCHAREST – The Romanian government announced today the release of three journalists taken hostage in Iraq on March 28th. The three journalists, Marie…
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Maldivian corals survived the tsunami THE GREAT CORAL REEF (Australia) – A team of Marine Science divers from major Australian universities inspected the Maldives coral reef to detect the status…
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USA, three children from Baltimore killed and beheaded BALTIMORE – Three children from Baltimore were found decapitated in their home. The victims are a 10-year-old boy and two girls of nine, perhaps twins. The…
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London, racist police shock investigation of the BBC LONDON – Seven suspended agents and a storm on the police: this is the result of a BBC documentary on racism in her Majesty’s…
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Bomb truck in Chechnya death toll rises to 52 MOSCOW – The death toll of a kamikaze truck in the Chechen village of Znamenskoie rose to 52 dead. Among the victims of yesterday ‘s attack are ten…
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EU, dispute over single foreign minister ATHENS – On the day of the signing of the enlargement of the Union to ten new countries, the President of the European Convention,…
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Israel, Sharon vindicates nothing Foreigners for Netanyahu JERUSALEM – Ariel Sharon celebrates his 75th birthday by receiving a warm phone call from President Bush and consuming a delicious revenge against…
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The Arab countries to Saddam “Collaborate with the UN” INSTAMBUL – The appeal comes from six Middle Eastern foreign ministers. Recipient, Saddam Hussein. “Baghdad cooperates more with the UN” wrote the heads…
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Moscow reveals the nature of the gas “Opium-based anesthetic” MOSCOW – An opium-based anesthetic. After days of doubt and controversy, tonight, for the first time, the Russian government reveals the nature of…
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US, the fire devours forest in Colorado DENVER (COLORADO) – A forest in smoke from a fire of enormous proportions. It’s happening in Colorado where, fueled by dry winds and summer temperatures, the…
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