| How the brain hears music and lyrics Does the brain process words and music separately or as one? Well scientists in Germany seem to have found an answer to the hotly debated... | |
| Kim Il-sung had army of agents in Europe for fast car, luxury carpet shopping spree: Book North Korean dictators Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il had placed special agents across Europe for shopping sprees which included buying, luxury carpets, gold-plated guns, small Cessna planes and high-priced foreign cars such as Mercedes-Benz and Lincolns, according to the memoir of former Army Col. Kim... |
| Rihanna flies in to meet new beau's family Rihanna reportedly jetted in from Germany to meet her new boyfriend Matt Kemp' family for the first... |
| Sweden home to most bisexual babes in the world Sweden has the most number of bisexual babes in the world and San Francisco is the kinkiest place to visit - these are some of the facts revealed by a new... |
| Man who dumped Indian boy being probed for immigration fraud Gursewak Dhillon, a part-time taxi driver who dumped three-year-old Gurshan Singh Channa's body nearly 20 km from his home in this Australian city, was being probed for 'possible immigration fraud', an official said... |
| Bendtner's hat-trick sends Arsenal into quarter-finals Nicklas Bendtner scored a superb hat-trick as Arsenal produced a virtuoso performance to crush Porto 5-0 to storm into the quarter-finals of the Champions League... |
| Thieves demanded ransom for former president's body Cypriot authorities Tuesday arrested two people, including an Indian national, for allegedly stealing the corpse of former president Tassos Papadopoulos from his grave three months ago and said the suspects had earlier demanded a... |
| Being famous like a drug: Brooke Shields Actress Brooke Shields says being famous is like a 'drug' because it gives such great... |
| Vanessa Paradis new face of Chanel handbags Hollywood star Johnny Depp's girlfriend Vanessa Paradis has been signed on as the new face of Chanel Coco Cocoon... |
| Robbie Williams faces flak for praising marijuana British pop star Robbie Williams has come under fire from anti-drugs campaigners for championing marijuana as a 'lovely'... |
| Ronnie Woods' friends help him stay sober Rolling Stones' guitarist Ronnie Wood's celebrity friends are leaving no stone unturned to help their pal overcome his alcohol... |
| Was Sean Penn kicked out of the Governer's Ball? Hollywood star Sean Penn's representative has denied reports that the actor was thrown out of the Governor's Ball after picking up a fight with producer Greg... |
| Spain: Aid worker in Africa released by militants MADRID A Spanish aid worker kidnapped late last year in Mauritania by suspected Islamic militants was freed Wednesday but two colleagues remain in captivity, the Spanish government said. ... |
| Spain: aid worker released MADRID Spain's deputy prime minister says a Spanish aid worker kidnapped late last year in Mauritania by suspected Islamic militants has been freed, but two colleagues remain in captivity. ... |
| Adams' brother to fight extradition Lawyers for Liam Adams, brother of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams, say he will fight extradition to Northern Ireland where he faces 18 charges of sexually abusing his... |
| European Study Suggests Bottle-Fed Infants Most At Risk For Bisphenol A Ingestion, But Exposure Levels Well Below "Safe" Limits Study reviews more exposure pathways than previous surveys, also concludes additional research needed on production processes for canned soup, canned meat. Swiss researchers examining exposure... |
| US supports Greece crisis measures, PM says US President Barack Obama (R) meeting with Prime Minister George Papandreou of Greece before a portrait of 16th US president Abraham Lincoln on March 9, 2010 in the Oval Office of the White House in... |
| Turkish IT group displays significant growth Global turmoil has failed to hinder a leading Turkish information technologies group. By managing to attain turnover of more than $1 billion in 2009, Index Group is becoming more motivated for... |
| EU's Ashton urges end to Brussels in-fighting (STRASBOURG) - European Union foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton on Wednesday urged Brussels powerbrokers to give up their traditional fiefdoms and allow her to do her job unfettered."Europe... |
| Spain plans doping law reform Madrid - Spain plans a reform of its anti-doping laws in order to allow sports federations access to court evidence gathered by state authorities against athletes under doping suspicion, sports... |
| Children's health on agenda at European WHO conference Parma, Italy - A three-day conference of Europe's 53 members of the World Health Organisation (WHO) opened Wednesday in Italy, focussing on clean water, sanitation, air pollution and dangerous... |
| EXTRA: Germany says East Jerusalem housing sets 'false signal' Berlin - Germany criticized a new Israeli housing plan for East Jerusalem on Wednesday, and said the decision to build 1,600 new homes in the occupied West Bank land was "not acceptable.""In terms of... |
| Survey: Support for Berlusconi hits record low in Italy Rome - Support in Italy for Silvio Berlusconi has sunk to the lowest levels since he began a third term as premier in 2008, according to the results of a survey released on Wednesday. The Ipr... |
| Russia plans to sign $14b in deals with India during Putin visit Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin listens Russia plans to sign more than $14 billion ($US10 billion) worth of deals with India during the visit of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin later this... |
| Ten suspects held in Russia train bombing MOSCOW (Reuters) - Ten alleged associates of a slain Islamist rebel leader have been arrested as suspects in a deadly November bombing of a luxury train that left 26 dead, a court official told... |
| Tories 'won't pick fight with EU' The Tories have made "a strategic decision" not to start an immediate row with the European Union if they win the election, William Hague has said.The shadow foreign secretary told the... |
| Snow Storms Bring Chaos To Parts Of Europe download Flash from the Adobe download website. Thousands of commuters were trapped in trains as the blizzards struck with many having to be evacuated to sports halls. Flights were cancelled,... |
| Ribery Future Still Open as Bayern Progress In Europe BERLIN (Reuters) - Bayern Munich playmaker Franck Ribery's decision whether to leave the side or not was made a little more difficult after the Germans squeezed into the Champions League... |
| France Winger Andreu to Make First Start MARCOUSSIS, France (Reuters) - France winger Marc Andreu will start for the first time in the Six Nations game against Italy Sunday after coach Marc Lievremont made two changes to his team for the... |
| Muhammad cartoon published again in Sweden Stockholm - Leading Swedish newspapers on Wednesday published a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad with the body of a dog by a caricaturist after he was targeted by an alleged assassination plot. ... |
| Spain announces release of aid worker kidnapped by Islamic militants, but 2 others still held MADRID (AP) — A Spanish aid worker kidnapped late last year in Mauritania by suspected Islamic militants was freed Wednesday but two colleagues remain in captivity, the Spanish government said.... |
| NATO commander backs cooperation with Russia on missile defense The new U.S. adoptive approach for European missile defense includes the possibility of using a Russian radar system as part of an integrated system, NATO's top military officer has said. Adm. James... |
| Euro dogged by downbeat German exports data LONDON (AFP) - The euro pulled lower against the dollar on Wednesday in the wake of disappointing data in Germany, while traders tracked Europe's... |
| European stocks edge ahead as investors await data LONDON (AFP) - Europe's leading stock markets nudged higher on Wednesday as traders awaited key US economic data and assessed the latest batch of company... |
| Greece set to be crippled by Thursday's strike air traffic controllers joining a strike called by two powerful unions comprising more than one million members.Ships will remain anchored as an influential sailors' union is joining the protest.... |
| EU's Ashton says Europe must unite on foreign policy BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's foreign affairs chief laid out a stark choice for the region on Wednesday, saying it must pull together in foreign policy or be sidelined by China and... |
| No gas stations monopolist wanted in Russia The Federal Anti-Monopoly Service wants to ban oil companies from buying and building gas stations in regions where they have at least 35 percent of the market. Retail sales of oil products are... |
| Ukraine may join customs union of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan Ukraine will join the Unified Economic Space of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan only on the conditions of the World Trade Organization, President Viktor Yanukovych said on Saturday. "We have... |
| The Russia-China oil pipeline soon completed The construction of the Russia-China oil pipeline will be finished by the end of this year, Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi said on Sunday. The project is part of the East Siberia - Pacific oil... |
| Face to face between Yukos and Russian government at the European Court of Human Rights Thousands of miles (kilometers) from the Siberian jail where its founder is imprisoned, representatives of the ruined Russian oil giant Yukos and the Russian government will meet face to face for the... |
| Dangerous decrease of savings accounts in Russia The number of Russians who have savings accounts has decreased to 24% from 31% in the past four months with fewer people saving money in rubles, an opinion poll carried out by the Russia Public... |
| NATO should improve its cooperation with Russia Closer cooperation with Russia should become a major foreign policy priority for NATO, but better relations with Moscow cannot come at the expense of the security of eastern European alliance... |
| European shares flat; commodities up, pharmas down By Joanne Frearson LONDON, March 10 (Reuters) - European shares were little changed at midday on Wednesday, with falls in drugmakers offsetting a rise in commodity stocks which were supported by... |
| 10 suspects held in Russia train bombing MOSCOW - Ten men captured by Russian security forces in a raid that killed a militant leader last week have been arrested as suspects in a deadly November train bombing, Russian news agencies... |