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On 10 and 15 September former prime ministers Sharif and Bhutto plan leaving London for upcoming elections in Pakistan. Military president Musharraf was hit hard by the ten-day ‘Red Mosque’ siege by armed fundamentalists in July
Russian magistrates, politicians and media are concealing more and more racist attacks on foreigners
In line with World Water Week, Hamburg has been observing 2007's 'Days of Water' since 22 August. A vitally serious issue is at the core of this series of remarkable events
The May 2007 creation of a French ministry of immigration and national identity led by Brice Hortefeux ponders paying immigrants to go back to where they came from. Multiculturalism – a European asset?
14 June 2007 marks twenty-five years of liberation from the Argentine military by British forces. A Falkland Islander born after the war discusses his islands' economical, European and neighbourly strides
Missile shields in Poland and the Czech Republic are military targets, according to Russia: if it cannot control its own airspace, Europe could become a global battleground
The atmosphere from within Iran is increasingly hostile - president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s nuclear ambitions don't help
EU President Barroso calls for a common European energy policy, as Russian president Putin amongst others propose a gas cartel
After Estonia’s parliamentary elections on March 4, Culture Minister Raivo Palmaru casts a critical eye over the nation’s press and young democracy
Plans to build US missile sites force Europeans to reconsider their position
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Gen. Jean Cot was the U.N. ground force commander in Bosnia in 1993 - 1994. This conference is organised by the Maison de l'Europe.
Vilnius team is working towards European news agency and remains faithful for coffee debates. Before Babel Lietuva will face the election of new council, a new section is starting in partnership with Sevilian team. It will tune the news from communities on the borders of European Union.
'In the Global South, the reality is cell phones' Mary Joyce is an American researcher and consultant living in Boston, USA. In June 2005, she founded Demologue.com, an online network for worldwide digital activists. This site is not active anymore but Mary now runs a new Blog, Zapboom.com ...