| Tue 14 Oct 2008 |
WCQ Preview: Greece vs Switzerland
Goal Unbeaten Greece will face their toughest test so far when they welcome Ottmar Hitzfeld’s Switzerland to the Giorgios Karaiskakis on Wednesday. | The former European champions are yet to concede in their attempt to qualify for South Africa 2010 – ... |
Ericsson delivers WCDMA/HSPA network to Kuzey Kibris Turkcell in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
Stockhouse STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, Oct 14, 2008 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) -- | Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) has been selected by the leading operator in Turkish Cyprus, Kuzey Kibris Turkcell, a subsidiary of Turkcell, as the sole supplier of a WCDMA/HSPA netw... |
Q&A: EU immigration policy
BBC News | The impetus for new EU-wide rules is fuelled by: the pace of globalisation; the need to attract more high-skilled workers as Europe's population ages and businesses struggle to compete; and an influx of illegal immigrants to Mediterranean countries... |
Closure call for tuna 'disgrace'
BBC News | Major tuna-fishing nations have backed calls for temporary closure of the Mediterranean tuna fishery, branded a "disgrace" by a recent expert report. | The World Conservation Congress passed a motion calling for closure of the bluefin fishery until... |
Did ancient river channels guide humans out of Africa?
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New Scientist The first humans to leave Africa didn't have to struggle over baking sand dunes to find a way out – instead they might have followed a now-buried network of ancient rivers, researchers say. | Chemical analysis of snail fossils suggests that monsoon-f... |
Black widows: Coming soon to a kitchen sink near you
The Register | Arachnophobes look away now: The UK is becoming an attractive home for "exotic" spider species which, due to our increasingly benign climate, have decided to put down permanent roots in this Sceptred Isle. | According to the BBC, the invasion force... |
Mandelson, the billionaire and a growing mystery
London Evening Standard Peter Mandelson faced new questions today over his relationship with Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska. The newly-appointed Business Secretary is at the centre of a row over a potential conflict of interest, the Evening Standard can reveal, after tw... |
St. Augustine, Fla., claims chowder to rival Manhattan, New England
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Emirates is going daily to Cyprus
TravelDailyNews Emirates is to begin daily flights to Cyprus from December 1st, representing a further ramping up of the airline's services in Europe. | Emirates has flown to Cyprus since 1994 and currently offers a five-times a week service from Dubai. As of Decemb... |
Crystal Cruises to explore Persian Gulf in 2010
TravelDailyNews Crystal Cruises has set an exotic new course with a unique Middle Eastern twist for its 15th annual World Cruise set for 2010. The detailed 108-day itinerary features maiden visits to Iran, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and a host of other fascinating destina... |
Brother Provincial and General Councillor visit Malta
Independent Online Bro Aidan Kilty and Bro Jacques d’Huiteau have visited Malta and had the opportunity to meet the Brothers of the Christian Schools (Freres) led by their sector co-ordinator, Bro Martin Borg, fsc and other members of the Maltese Lasallian Community. |... |
Official feature of the Maltese Olympic Committee: MOC News
Independent Online The athletes of the Commonwealth Youth Games have been officially welcomed to Pune in India in a spectacular ceremony at the Shiv Chhatrapati Sports City. | Around 1,700 athletes and team officials were greeted by a colourful display showcasing the r... |
WCQ Preview: Europe - Group 8 Matchday 4
Goal Ireland - Cyprus | The Republic are currently second in group 8 of South Africa 2010 World Cup qualifying behind current champions Italy as they welcome a tricky Cyprus side to Croke Park on Wednesday night. A 2-1 win against Georgia in Mainz in matc... |
Exotic spiders crawl into the UK
BBC News | One new inhabitant is Steatoda paykulliana, a false widow spider that is native to Southern Europe, West Asia and North Africa. | It is about 0.7-1.5cm (0.3-0.6in) in size and can bite. | While this spider had been spotted in the UK in the past, it... |
Korea's Credit Default Swap Premium Lower than Average
Chosunilbo Korea's credit default swap premium is lower than the international average, according to a survey. According to the outcome of Meritz Securities' analysis of 61 major countries, based on data released by Datastream, an American market survey agency,... |
‘New pathway’ for African exodus
BBC News | Researchers have found a possible new route taken by early modern humans as they expanded out of Africa to colonise the rest of the world. | A study published in the journal PNAS proposes a "wet corridor" through Libya for ancient human migrations.... |
Ireland torn between optimism and horror flashbacks of Cyprus
The Guardian | After the bickering and frustrations of the Steve Staunton era, the followers of the Republic of Ireland have begun to wonder what might happen if three more World Cup qualifying points are secured at Croke Park tomorrow. | One by-product could be ... |
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