I wonder what the big deal is? Every kid in East Germany was part of the communist FDJ and had a uniform. Still one of her aides said: ‘Madam Chancellor is not amused’
bertb news feed
British Psychological Society to launch attack on rival profession, casting doubt on biomedical model of mental illness
WT news feed
At least two people died and 14 were injured after a train carrying chemicals derailed and caught on fire in Belgium. Nearly 300 people were evacuated from their homes in the northwestern city of Ghent.
WT news feed
French Industrial Renewal Minister Arnaud Montebourg’s decision to veto Yahoo!’s purchase of France’s popular video-sharing website Dailymotion has sparked claims of interference — and embarrassment — in France.
WT news feed
Sheriff’s transcripts released Friday indicate deputies didn’t fire a single shot during the final two hours of a standoff with Christopher Dorner, a former Los Angeles police officer who authorities said killed four people in a nearly weeklong rampage.
WT news feed
Researchers now claim that the MSC label is too generous. This label was set up by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and Unilever. (You do not have to be a cynic to have seen this one coming from afar, but it helps.)
bertb news feed
All people have managed to leave the the 145-meter skyscraper ; one woman was seen to be supported by others, witnesses said. Local police confirmed no one was injured. Fire units and ambulances have arrived at the scene. Nearly 300 people are involved in extinguishing the fire. The area around the Grozny-City complex has been cordoned off
WT news feed
Syrian rebels have set three oil wells in the east of the country ablaze, causing a daily loss of nearly 5,000 barrels of oil and 52,000 cubic meters of gas, state media quoted an oil ministry official as saying on Sunday.
WT news feed
Bahraini regime forces attacked hundreds of demonstrators who poured into the streets of the capital Manama, demanding the overthrow of the Al Khalifa regime.
WT news feed
The reputation of Dutch finance minister and Eurogroup chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem took another knock on Monday when he appeared to suggest the Cyprus rescue deal would be the way forward for other banks in trouble.
WT news feed
