Greece Vows 'Great Sacrifices' to Repay EU, IMF Bailout
Greece will receive financial assistance in the amount of at least EUR 110 B after it reached an agreement with the EU and the IMF late Saturday evening.
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Greece will receive financial assistance in the amount of at least EUR 110 B after it reached an agreement with the EU and the IMF late Saturday evening.
Thousands of people have gathered over the weekend in Albania's capital to demand the recount of the ballots from last year's election, BBC reports Sunday.
New York City police have neutralized a car bomb parked in one of the city's busiest tourist attractions - Times Square, BBC reports Sunday, citing local officials.
Greece has finalized the agreement with the EU and IMF for a deal to rescue the country's crumbling economy, BBC reports Sunday.
A hand-made time bomb exploded Saturday at a race-course in Nalchik, the capital of Russia's Kabardino-Balkaria republic.
Thousands of angry protesters gathered in the Greek capital Athens to rally against the government's austerity package on International Labor Day.
The Serbian Interior Ministry's Border Management Department suspended decision to allow EU citizens to transit the Serbian border with their IDs only.
A second oil platform of British Petroleum is reported to have sunk into the waters of the Gulf of Mexico thus causing an even larger ecological disaster.
Protesters in Athens clashed with police as a group tried to force its way into the Greek finance ministry.
Oil has started washing ashore on the US Gulf Coast from a leaking offshore well, the US Coast Guard has said.
Japan is to launch the world's first solar-powered spaceship on May 18, 2010.
Twenty-eight children and three adults have been injured by a man with a knife at a kindergarten in eastern China, the third such attack in a month.
Russia has published once-secret files on the 1940 Katyn massacre, in which some 22,000 members of the Polish elite were killed by Soviet forces.
Greek regulators have announced a ban on short-selling on Greece's stock market, following steep falls in bank shares.
Protests escalated into violence in Kiev as the Ukrainian Parliament approved Tuesday the lease of the Sevastopol base to the Russian Navy until 2042.
Russia is interested in cooperating with NATO on the establishment of a joint missile defense system, its President, Dmitry Medvedev has stated.
Belgium's King Albert has accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Yves Leterme's government after the collapse of the ruling coalition, officials say.
Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the twin brother of Poland's deceased President, is planning to run in the country's presidential elections.
The Austrian President, Heinz Fischer, has won a second six-year term in office in a landslide election, BBC reports Monday.
Hungary's conservative opposition party Fidesz has won a two-thirds general election victory, BBC reports Monday.
Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski has declared himself against renaming his state "Republic of Northern Macedonia.
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