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2010-03-12, Germany proposes to set up science and technology centre in India

India-Germany science and technology cooperation touched all time high with a visiting German delegation proposing to set up the German House of Science and Innovation in India.
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2010-03-12, Sarkozy dusts off rumours of marriage strain

French President Nicolas Sarkozy Friday termed as 'ridiculous rumours' the media reports about extramarital affair of his wife Carla Bruni, who was reported to have been holidaying in Thailand with an old friend.
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2010-03-12, Putin In India To Discuss Weapons, Energy Deals

Russia's Putin to India for First Time as PM Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets with his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh in New Delhi Friday to oversee the signing of more than a dozen deal...
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2010-03-12, Turkey's Pm Calls Sweden Vote "inconsiderate"

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday that approval of Armenian resolution in the Swedish parliament was an "inconsiderate and inequitable" decision. Commenting on the a...
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2010-03-12, Brazilian Businessmen Visits Turkish Chamber In Izmir

Brazilian businessmen visited on Friday a Turkish chamber of industry in the Aegean province of Izmir. Brazilian businessmen, headed by Alcantaro Correa, the vice-president of National Confederation o...
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2010-03-12, Mourinho Sure Inter Can Make His Day

Emotions will run high when José Mourinho returns to Stamford Bridge on Tuesday but he is confident his FC Internazionale Milano team have the "winning mentality" to get past Chelsea FC.
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2010-03-12, Affa President Visits Uefa

The president of the Association of Football Federations of Azerbaijan (AFFA), Rovnag Abdullayev, has met UEFA president Michel Platini for talks on subjects such as football development.
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2010-03-12, Juve Leave Fulham With Plenty To Do

Fulham FC's 3-1 first-leg loss at Juventus was the heaviest European defeat in their history, but they will hope that all is not lost as they bid to turn the tables in the UEFA Europa League round of ...
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2010-03-12, Bremen Mindful Of Valencia Threat

A 1-1 draw in Spain has left Werder Bremen within sight of a place in the UEFA Europa League quarter-finals, but short-staffed Valencia CF will not give up without a fight in their round of 16 decider...
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2010-03-12, Revenue Collects €29m From Defaulters

The latest quarterly list of tax settlements has been published by the Revenue Commissioners. In the three months to the end of December there were 88 settlements, which brought in almost €29m...
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2010-03-12, Anglo Closure Would Cost €20bn

Anglo Irish Bank chairman-designate Alan Dukes has said that winding the bank down would cost much more than keeping it afloat. Mr Dukes, who is currently a non-executive director at the bank, estima...
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2010-03-12, India, Russia signs long pending deals

India and Russia on Friday finalized several important and long pending defence cooperation projects during a day-long visit of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to New Delhi.
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2010-03-12, Robbie Williams offers Mark Owen his house as getaway

Singer Robbie Williams has come forward to help former 'Take That' bandmate Mark Owen who is going through marriage crisis.
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2010-03-12, French President Slams Us Decision On Tanker Jets

(LONDON) - French President Nicolas Sarkozy criticised the United States on Friday over bidding rules for a tanker jet contract, saying it was "not the way" for Washington to treat its Europ...
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2010-03-12, Ministers Need To Listen To Students On European University Reforms

Vienna - European education ministers admitted Friday that they need to listen more to university students and teachers, as their Vienna conference on higher education reform was accompanied by demons...
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2010-03-12, Greece Hit By Fresh Wave Of Nationwide Strikes Over Austerity Plan

ATHENS, Greece: Protesters clashed with riot police as more than 10,000 people marched through central Athens Thursday during a nationwide general strike against the government’s harsh new auste...
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2010-03-12, Ukraine Opposition Challenges Yanukovych In Court

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KIEV, Ukraine -- Ukrainian lawmakers have filed a challenge to a law that allowed newly elected President Viktor Yanukovych to cement his grip on power. Yanukovych's party bui...
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2010-03-12, Austrian Govt Finds Mass Graves Of Nazi Victims

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VIENNA -- Austrian government officials say they have identified at least two mass graves of Nazi victims on property used by the army. Interior Ministry spokesman Rudolf Goll...
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2010-03-12, Ubs Tells Switzerland That Irs Has 20 Swiss Banks In Its Sights

Switzerland 's financial industry is at risk unless lawmakers approve a tax treaty with the United States, and that other Swiss banks may be next to face pressure from U.S. regulators.
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2010-03-12, Pope Meets German Bishop Over Sex Scandal

The Pope held talks with Germany's leading bishop today amid a spiralling abuse scandal rocking the Catholic Church in his homeland. Archbishop Robert Zollitsch has apologised to German victim...
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2010-03-12, Eta Suspect Arrested In Portugal

Portuguese police have arrested a suspected member of the Basque separatist group Eta who was trying to board a flight to Venezuela.Andoni Zengotitabengoa was stopped at Lisbon airport. Portuguese rad...
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2010-03-12, European Shares Rise After Strong Industrial Report

the dollar after official figures showed that industrial production in the euro zone rose by a record 1.7 percent in January from the previous month. With December now showing a 0.6 percent increase ...
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2010-03-12, Man Says He Was Abused By Nun

VIENNA (AP) -- A man says he was abused by a nun while a child - the first such accusation amid widening allegations of sexual misdeeds leveled against Austria's Roman Catholic church.
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2010-03-12, Not Against Idea Of Europe Fund

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday said he wasn't against proposals to form a European Monetary Fund to provide assistance to euro-zone countries that find themselves i...
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2010-03-12, Russia To Build 12 Nuke Reactors In India

"So far it is clear that it will be twelve (reactors). And this is not the final figure," Kiriyenko told reporters, adding that six reactors would be built between 2012 and 2017, while const...
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2010-03-12, Memc’s Sunedison Unit To Build Italian Solar Plant, Europe’s Biggest

division to develop and build a 72-megawatt photovoltaic solar power plant near Rovigo, in northeastern Italy. The plant is expected to be Europe’s largest photovoltaic solar power plant in Eur...
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2010-03-12, Russia Signs $1.5-bln Fighter Jet Contract With India

Mikoyan MiG-29K Russia and India have signed a $1.5-billion contract on the supplies of 29 more MiG-29K carrier-based fighter jets to New Delhi, the head of the Russian Aircraft Corporation MiG said o...
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2010-03-12, Press Blames Higuain, Kaka For Real Euro Exit

Real Madrid´s Argentinian forward Gonzalo Higuain reacts during a UEFA Champions League match against Olympique Lyon at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid. Spanish media accused Higuain of being...
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2010-03-12, Sweden To Extradite Auschwitz Theft Suspect

A Swedish man accused of masterminding the theft of the "Work sets you free" sign from the former Nazi death camp of Auschwitz will be extradited to Poland, a Swedish district court said on Thursday.A...
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2010-03-12, British Airways cabin crews to begin strike next week

British Airways (BA) said Friday it feared 'massive disruption' from threatened strikes by cabin crews later this month as Prime Minister Gordon Brown called for a last-ditch negotiated settlement between the airline and trade unions.
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