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Queen ‘asked why Britain couldn’t arrest Abu Hamza’

kiemtarSep 25, 20120

The Queen personally intervened to ask why the British authorities had not arrested Abu Hamza, the radical cleric, it was claimed today. She was so

Italy’s Sardinia struggles to leave state aid behind

YoopyaSep 25, 20120

(Reuters) – Four hundred meters below the surface dozens of miners risk their lives at Sardinia’s Carbosulcis, Italy’s only coal pit, digging low-quality carbon that

Tables turn on Spain with pressure to seek bailout

YoopyaSep 24, 20120

(Reuters) – Spain once pushed hard for Ireland and Portugal to ask for bailouts from their partners in the euro because it was keen to

France bans protests over Prophet Mohammad cartoons

YoopyaSep 21, 20120

(Reuters) – France banned protests on Friday against cartoons published by a satirical weekly denigrating Islam’s Prophet Mohammad as part of a security clamp-down while prayers

Manchester police killings: May condemns ‘savage’ PC killings

YoopyaSep 20, 20120

The deaths of two unarmed police officers from Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has “devastated” the force, Home Secretary Theresa May has said. Mrs May condemned

Danish Mohammad cartoonist rejects censorship

YoopyaSep 20, 20120

(Reuters) – The Danish cartoonist who outraged Muslims with a drawing of the Prophet Mohammad seven years ago has said the West cannot let itself

Italy upholds verdict on CIA agents in rendition case

YoopyaSep 19, 2012May 31, 20230

Italy’s highest appeals court has upheld the guilty verdicts of 23 Americans, all but one of them CIA agents, accused of kidnapping a terror suspect.

French weekly fuels Mohammad row with nude cartoons

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

(Reuters) – A French magazine ridiculed the Prophet Mohammad on Wednesday by portraying him naked in cartoons, threatening to fuel the anger of Muslims around

Germany’s big worry: China, not Greece

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

(Reuters) – Berlin, not Brussels, will decide the future of the ailing eurozone because Germany’s economic power and its status as the European Union’s main

Analysis: Euro crisis tests limits of “French exception”

YoopyaSep 17, 20120

(Reuters) – The French consider themselves an exceptional lot. With much of the world’s finest food, wine, landscape, architecture, literature and arts, it’s hardly surprising.