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Archbishop Robert Zollitsch renewed his apology on behalf of the German church following a meeting with Pope Benedict XVI. The pope has yet to speak on the scandal. »
Vattenfall has sold its German power grid to Belgian and Australian firms. The move appears to be part of a continuing trend of energy groups shedding highly-regulated power grids in favor of more profitable markets. »
Vattenfall sells off power lines (12.03.2010)
Turkey recalls ambassador after Sweden recognized an Ottoman massacre of Armenians as genocide.»
A suspected member of the militant Basque separatist group ETA was arrested in Lisbon on Friday.»
On 'world day against cyber censorship' Reporters without Borders warns against Web controls.»
German federal police say they have noticed a disturbing new trend in human trafficking. Some Nigerian traffickers are manipulating a belief in a traditional religion related to voodoo to intimidate their victims. »
German police raid 600 brothels
The finance crisis has hit young IT start-ups in Germany hard. The times when investors pumped millions into young companies are over, and the aspirations of German entrepreneurs have become much more modest. »
CeBIT opens seeking new image: Let's talk
At the Bahrain practice session, Germany's Rosberg won the race and Schumacher came third.»
Vancouver hosts the Winter Paralympics from Friday with a host of disabled stars battling for glory.»
Felix Magath's Schalke face tough games in the coming weeks to test their title credentials.»
When Madrid announced plans to build a centralized nuclear waste repository last year, more than 100 towns surged forward to offer their land. There are now just a few in the running. But what's in it for the winner? »
What's good, what's bad about nuclear power?
The European Union is close to reaching a free trade deal with Colombia. But human rights watchdogs, trade union organizations and some politicians believe the agreement would send all the wrong signals to Bogota. »
Clinton's Latin America tour aims to boost reengagement with region
The Bavarian village Oberammergau is most famous for its religious dramas, but it also has another long-time artistic custom: wood-carving. The tradition, however, is facing extinction. »
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