The Children of Iraq: "Was the Price Worth It?" GlobalResearch | The following is a presentation given in the Dialogue sessions of the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, May 2012. | | “…Line up the bodies of the children, the thousands of children — the infants, the toddlers, the schoolkids — whose bodies were torn to pieces, burned alive or riddled with ...
Arab despots and the chemical weapons taboo Al Jazeera | "Can you believe that Mubarak al Shamekh (defected)?" begins Gaddafi. | "He's crazy," El Sari replies. | "He's the chairman of the General People's Congress, a position beyond his dreams. What more could he want?" reasons Gaddafi eight days before ...
Syrians, Libyans probed over money-laundering Independent online Zurich - The Swiss state prosecutor said on Sunday it had opened criminal proceedings against Syrian and Libyan citizens on suspicion of money laundering. | Jeannette Balmer, a spokeswoman for the prosecutor, said Swiss authorities had received repor...
Cessna, Bombardier unveil new aircraft models at European trade show The Business Review Wichita Business Journal by Daniel McCoy, Reporter Date: Friday, May 18, 2012, 5:00am CDT Related: , , (3 photos) Courtesy of Cessna Aircraft Co. | Cessna introduced the all new Citation Latitude earlier this week at the European Business Aviation Co...
Spain sells full bond offering, but cost rises Business Day | SPAIN yesterday sold the maximum amount of notes targeted as borrowing costs rose and 10-year bond yields approached levels that drove Greece and Portugal into bail-outs. | The auction "fits the recent pattern that the Spanish Treasury is able to g...
Road Warrior Irish Times | JOAN SCALES | The business of travelling for work | Getting to London . . . via Southend-on-Sea | DOING BUSINESS in the southeast of England got easier with the opening of the Dublin to Southend, three times daily service from Aer Lingus operated ...
MP Spending: Big bucks on travel NZ Herald | The screws may be tightening on the diplomats' budget, but the ministers who go overseas most frequently aren't feeling the pinch, judging from the most recent credit card releases. | The latest release of ministerial credit card details - covering...
Expats need to make most of best currency deals The Daily Telegraph Use a currency broker, and moving money abroad should be cheap and easy. | Exchanging money is less expensive with a currency broker than a bank Photo: wherrett.com / Alamy tag --> | By By Charlotte Beugge | 9:17AM BST 15 May 2012 | Comments | T...
Greek impasse keeps euro, franc on back foot The Times Of India Tweet ZURICH: The Swiss franc remained under pressure against the dollar on Monday after Greece's political leaders failed to form a ruling coalition at the weekend and investors fretted over the spectre of a Greek exit from the euro zone. | The uncertainty weighed on the euro, and by extension the Swiss franc which has traded almost in lockstep ag...
