29.07.2009 - News
“Risk” areas to get more police patrols following rise in extremism

The ministry of the interior is to introduce more police patrols in “risk” areas following an increase in far-right extremism in the Czech Republic. Interior Minister Martin Pecina made the announcement after talks with President Václav Klaus on Wednesday...

29.07.2009 - Ireland agrees to take in two Guantanamo inmates
Irish Justice Minister Dermot Ahern confirmed the decision after talks with US Ambassador Dan Rooney on Wednesday. "In making this decision I am conscious of the intention of the United States to close the center at Guantanamo Bay, in part by transferring detainees no longer regarded as posing a threat to security but who cannot return to their own countries, to other countries willing to accept them...

29.07.2009 - Michael Schumacher returns to Formula One
DW-WORLD: Hungarian Grand Prix overshadowed by horror crash Spain's Fernando Alonso has claimed pole position for Sunday's Formula One Grand Prix in Hungary, but the race has been overshadowed by a horrific crash involving Brazilian Felipe Massa. (25...

29.07.2009 - Barzani re-elected as Iraqi Kurd president
DW-WORLD: After 25 years of conflict, Turkey makes overtures to Kurds As votes cast by Iraqi Kurds Saturday are counted, Kurds in Turkey are mulling recent overtures made by Ankara. After 25 years of conflict between Turkey and Kurdish separatists, there are signs of a rapprochement...

29.07.2009 - Mixed signals over the future of Germany's economy
At one end of the scale is Germany's largest lender, Deutsche Bank, which reported its second quarter profits were up by nearly 70 percent, at the other is struggling German automaker Daimler, which posted a huge loss of over a billion euros. In recent weeks German consumer confidence has risen, as has the feeling among the country's top executives that the worst may be over for Europe's largest economy...

29.07.2009 - Dalai Lama begins Germany visit in Hesse
29.07.2009 - Death toll mounts in Nigeria clashes
29.07.2009 - German minister struck off SPD campaign team over limo scandal
29.07.2009 - German birth rate continues to decline
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29.07.2009 - Hamburg art gallery encourages loitering
29.07.2009 - Microsoft and Yahoo announce deal to challenge rival Google
29.07.2009 - Carl Davis to conduct James Bond Night at Prague’s Obecní Dům
29.07.2009 - Pop star Gott admits signing letter pleading for Communist leader’s
29.07.2009 - Prague hospital becomes focus for Romanian Roma vigil
29.07.2009 - Formula One's season darkens further with BMW's decision to quit
29.07.2009 - For Cologne artists, light is their paint and the world their canvas
29.07.2009 - Car bomb in Spain injures dozens and heavily damages Civil Guard barracks
29.07.2009 - New rights for German train passengers
29.07.2009 - BMW to pull out of Formula One
29.07.2009 - Seven EADS executives named in French insider trading report
29.07.2009 - Experts say the UN must extend Darfur mandate
29.07.2009 - Hypo Real Estate shareholders prepare massive compensation claim
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