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(photo: WN) Asia Times Bulgaria Disease Europe Health Photos Bulgaria bans fowl export to EU countries | Jul. 27, 2006 at 11:09AM | Bulgaria has banned exports of poultry to the EU, fearing a disease outbreak in southern Bulgaria may be a mix of "Newcastle" disease and bird flu. | Zheko Bajchev, head o... (photo: WN) The Washington Times EU 'yes' to stem cell funding BRUSSELS - European Union (EU) funding for embryonic human stem cell research would continue until 2013 under new rules that prevent human cloning and destroying embryos, EU ministers said yesterday. ... (photo: picture-alliance / dpa) Business Day Brussels EU Photos Politics Science Ukraine's future looks less orange Everything was meant to change in Ukraine as a result of the Orange Revolution in the last three months of 2004. | Corruption and cronyism were supposed to give way to transparency and democracy. "Ban... (photo: Graeme Robertson/Getty Images) BBC News Business Democracy Photos Politics Ukraine Top Stories more Headlines Kazakhstan seeks European oil market access | ALMATY (AFP) -- Kazakhstan wants to obtain a controlling stake in the Latvian oil transit company Ventspils Nafta in order to gain access to the European market, Kazakh... (photo: Ukranie Gov) Tehran Times Europe Kazakhstan Latvia Oil Photos Gazprom moves to retain majority stake in pipeline Two German companies involved in an ambitious proposal to deliver Russian gas directly to Western Europe through a pipeline under the Baltic Sea will see their stakes in ... (photo: Gazprom.ru) International Herald Tribune Energy Gas German Industry Photos The whale's tale | The old Soviet lighthouse on the edge of Pitlun lagoon is the best place to see one of the rarest whales in the world. From the rusting metal balcony at the top, there'... (photo: WN) The Independent Nature Photos Russia Water Wildlife Ivanov and Chavez Sign Jet Contract Russia has signed a contract for more than $1 billion with Venezuela for the delivery of fighter jets and helicopters, the defense minister said Friday. | Sergei Ivanov s... (photo: WN) Moscow Times American Moscow Photos Russia Venezuela It wasn't the 'Yo' that was humiliating, it was the 'No' You will have your own view - there's so much to choose from - on which part of the open-mic conversation between George W Bush and Tony Blair at the Yo Summit was the mo... (photo: White House) The Guardian Diplomacy Mid East Photos UK US Addicted to the nuclear option Some years ago, a senior American diplomat asked a group of Observer journalists: 'What is best for a country like the UK: to have a strong economy; to be a member of the... 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Min: 16°C/61°F Max: 23°C/73°F Ukraine Headlines No Ukrainian Compromise in Televised Talks Japan joins the energy race Ukraine's Yushchenko Holds Crisis Talks Over Political S Ukraine President Convenes Roundtable Talks to Avert Politic Ukrainian President to hold talks with parliamentary leaders more Kiev No Ukrainian Compromise in Televised Talks Learning energy efficiency in Kiev Yushchenko Seeks Patience Speaker warns Yushchenko against parliament dissolution Tough choices for Ukraine leader in big crisis more Politics Business & Economy Who created this mess? Don Brash: Immigrants need to share our values Brash: Association for Migration and Investment Blair to tell Bush: we need a ceasefire Blair to tell Bush: we need a ceasefire more Czech bank joins tightening trend as economy booms Moldovan economy hit by Russian ban Don Brash: Immigrants need to share our values Japan joins the energy race Japan joins the energy race more Market & Trade Environment Euro Up Against Dollar in European Trading Europe: Profits and outlooks propel bourses higher European stocks climb in early deals European stocks climb, health sector under microscope Euro Up Against Dollar in European Trading more Brown 'must cut spending' to avoid breaking his rule Protecting Britain's wildlife: Developers' worst ene Security Council fails to condemn post attack Japan joins the energy race Brown 'must cut spending' to avoid breaking his rule more Industry & Stock Sport Czech bank joins tightening trend as economy booms His books are still on our shelves Don Brash: Immigrants need to share our values Brash: Association for Migration and Investment Japan joins the energy race more Young chess star in death plunge Roddick overcomes strained back to win I'll Be Your New Pet Standing Tall Henman Rules Out Cup Return more Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Top | Travel | Languages | Jobs | Submit Photos | WN Links | Zdrive | © 2006 WN Network | Contact our Advertising team for Advertising or Sponsorship on World News Network Sponsored Links