The far-right British National Party said that it would take court action after names of more than 12,000 party members were posted on the Internet.
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Hunters killed the third highest number of wild boars in Germany since the end of World War II, the German Hunters’ Association said Wednesday.
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The far-right British National Party said that it would take court action after names of more than 12,000 party members were posted on the Internet.
Original post by By JOHN F. BURNS
Some American officials are on edge following French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s aggressive statements about American capitalism, and his decision to hold his own financial summit meeting.
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A new digital library, called Europeana, intends to showcase Europe’s history, literature, arts and science.
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The judge in the trial of three men accused of involvement in the murder of the journalist Anna Politkovskaya decided to bar the media.
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Former Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin faces charges of complicity in a smear campaign that targeted Nicolas Sarkozy before he was elected president, an official confirmed.
Original post by By KATRIN BENNHOLD
Conservatives and liberals alike have repeatedly denounced Islamic courts as poor substitutes for British jurisprudence.
Original post by By ELAINE SCIOLINO
More than 80,000 people have signed an Internet petition to President Dmitri A. Medvedev demanding the release of a jailed pregnant lawyer.
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Judge Baltasar Garzón said he was dropping the case after state prosecutors questioned his jurisdiction over crimes committed 70 years ago by people who are now dead.
Original post by By VICTORIA BURNETT