Nobel Peace Prizes 'are being awarded illegally' The Independent | Can we have our Nobel Peace Prize back, please? We got most of our decisions wrong. We should have laid much more emphasis on abolishing the military and outlawing wars, but we didn't. Such is the message about to go out to the more undeserving winners of one of the world's most coveted awards. | ...
Orange Order march sparks night of disorder in Belfast The Independent | Armed riot police moved in last night to remove nationalist protesters staging a sit-down demonstration ahead of an Orange Order march. | During the major security operation at the Ardoyne shops in north Belfast, officers in body armour tried to clear the Crumlin Road of more than 100 people who h...
French police seize diaries in L'Oreal probe: Lawyer Zeenews Nanterre: French police on Wednesday searched the home of the daughter of L'Oreal cosmetics heiress Liliane Bettencourt amid probes into the billionaire's financial affairs, a lawyer said. | The search was the latest step in a weeks-long scandal that...
Serbia's legal council says court verdict opened Pandora's Box Daily Star Lebanon | By Sebastien Malo | Daily Star staff | Thursday, July 29, 2010 | - Powered by | Interview | BEIRUT: Governments across the globe held their breath last week as they apprehensively awaited the final pronouncement of the International Court of Justic...
Man loses court action over vasectomy Irish Times | A man who claimed he had to have a vasectomy because his wife was advised, on health grounds, not to have any more children after she was in a road crash has lost his High Court action for damages for alleged post-vascetomy injuries against two mot...
Justice for Srebrenica’s dead The Jordan Times | In 1993, atrocities committed against Slavic Muslims near the Bosnian silver-mining town of Srebrenica catalysed demands to establish a tribunal to try political and military leaders accused of war crimes in the former Yugoslavia. | The new United ...
Criminals used to collect debt - court told Irish Times | MARY CAROLAN | A businessman is to be subpoenaed to appear before the High Court next week after a judge was told today gardaí had received information a "well-known criminal family" had engaged a person in Limerick, "known to the gardaí", to colle...
For Those Deported, Court Rulings Come Too Late Herald Tribune | Vincenzo Donnoli was 9 when his family immigrated legally to Brooklyn. He attended Erasmus Hall High School, married and divorced in Flatbush, ran a landscaping business and had five children. But at 51 he is back — alone and jobless —...
Teacher tells court former colleague had crush on him Irish Times | A SECONDARY school teacher has claimed a former colleague had "a crush" on him and has denied her claims he sexually harassed and bullied her. | In evidence to the resumed hearing at the High Court yesterday, Jim Mooney, a teacher at Tullamore Coll...
Lemaitre wraps up sprint double Taipei Times | GOLD AT LAST: Spanish flag-waving and cheering was finally rewarded in the final race on Friday when Arturo Casado won the 1,500m for the hosts | REUTERS, BARCELONA, SPAIN | Russia¡¦s Tatyana Lysenko competes in the European Athletics Championships women¡¦s hammer throw final at the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona, Spain, on Friday. | PHOTO: REUTERS...
Escaping the 'Capitalism-Trap' WorldNews.com Out of the Book "Gedanken in Turin" - written in the Year 1998 | Humans have created many crazy systems - the craziest of them all - is Capitalism. | Whoever, in these late days of humanity, is still able to think, will soon find out that the totality of folks' economies, based on capitalism, are going down the bucket if we will not invent a comple...
