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Greek debt downgraded to 'junk'
Moody's downgrades debt over concerns country can't make debt payments.
 

Ireland expels Israeli diplomat over Hamas assassination

Swiss lawmakers OK deal on U.S. tax cheats

Germany Takes Stand against Patents on Plants and Animals

France outlaws psychological violence in attempt to tackle domestic abuse

Russia’s Gas Dispute with Belarus Intensifies Russia further cut natural gas supplies to Belarus amid a conflict over more than $200 million in unpaid gas deliveries that Moscow says Belarus owes.

Not so secret: deal at the heart of UK-US intelligence

Greece on Target to Tackle Deficit Debt-stricken Greece claimed dramatic progress Monday in its quest to tackle overspending, with the budget deficit slashed 42 percent and the finance minister raising hopes the economy will do better.

Report: Russia, US to swap spies
Academic convicted in 2004 of spying for the US agrees to exchange.

Manuel Noriega Gets 7-Year Prison Term in France

Court: Gay marriage is not universal right The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that countries are not obliged to allow gay marriage,

Inflammatory Middle East TV Channels Circumvent French Media Regulator's Ban

Flemish Separatists Win in Belgium The move to break up Belgium gathered momentum Sunday as separatists won an emphatic election victory in Flanders, the prosperous Dutch-speaking half of the fiercely divided nation.

Top Vatican Priest Accused of Sexually Abusing His Own Sons

Russia cuts Belarus gas supply

Dutch police employ 'decoy Jews'
With hate crimes on the rise, cops dress as orthodox Jews to catch offenders.

Arab youths attack Jewish dance gr

Letter bomb kills Greek official’s aid

Liberal takes Polish presidency

French probe allegations of secret Sarkozy fundingFrench prosecutors have opened a preliminary investigation into allegations that the country's richest woman secretly funded President Nicolas Sarkozy's election campaign,Europe puts limits on banker bonuses

UK teachers told to stop sparing the rod From September, teachers will be allowed to search pupils for alcohol, drugs and stolen property, as well as mobile phones, MP3 players, cameras, pornography, fireworks, cigarettes and so-called "legal highs" In other measures set out by Gibbs, rules allowing teachers to use physical force to remove unruly students from the classroom will be simplified, and teachers facing accusations of malpractice will be granted anonymity.