June 17, 2004Friends,We're
a week away from the nationwide opening of "Fahrenheit 9/11" and not a day goes
by where we don't have some new battle to fight thanks to those who are still
working overtime to keep people from seeing this film. What's their problem? Are
they worried about somet
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Title: Dutroux et Cie : association sans but lucratif ?
Dutroux et Cie : une association de
malfaiteurs sans but lucratif ?MICHEL COLLON (6/04)Réseaux ou pas ? Beaucoup de réactions après mon courrier
sur l'affaire Dutroux et les attaques du quotidien Le Soir contre
June 15, 2004
A graveyard for our dreams: why Im not voting
Conservative
By David Orchard
The new Conservative party under Stephen Harper declares itself a moderate
alternative to the Liberals
206 paratroopers who shocked the world -
06/15/2004 09:32
5 years ago Russian troops marched to Kosovo.
The forced march of Russian
paratroopers from Bosnia to Kosovo on June 11-12, 1999 became history as
currently Russians withdrew from former Yugoslavia.
Today many people think that
Milosevic Wants Clinton, Blair to Testify
By ANTHONY DEUTSCH
Associated Press Writer
Originally published June 17, 2004, 9:58 AM EDT
THE HAGUE, Netherlands -- Former Yugoslav President Slobodan
Milosevic said Thursday he wants former President Bill Clinton, German
Chancellor Gerhard Schroed
Serb kids raise cash for fire-gutted Helandari
Schoolchildren from the Serb part of the federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina
have raised 130,000 euros to contribute to the cost of rebuilding the
800-year-old Helandari Monastery on Mount Athos, one of the holiest of Serbian
sanctuaries.
Durin
European press review
Newspapers across Europe debate the EU summit in Brussels, where some fear
differences over the next commission president could put talks on the European
constitution at risk.
Papers in Spain and Poland, meanwhile, wonder what the talks could mean for
their own coun
Cost of staging Olympics spirals
The cost of hosting the Athens Olympics will be much higher
than predicted, Greece's finance minister has said.
The bill is now likely to reach 6bn euros (£3.9bn), George Alogoskoufis told
a parliamentary committee.
The original budget for the Games was 4.
In court with Djindjic suspect
By Matt Prodger BBC correspondent in Belgrade
The man accused of masterminding the assassination of Serbian Prime
Minister Zoran Djindjic last year has begun giving evidence to a court in
Belgrade.
Milorad Ulemek, also known as Milorad Lukovic or Legija, ga
OSCE
Mission in Kosovo
begins By-Mail Operation for Out-of-Kosovo
Voters
PRISTINA, 17 June 2004
The OSCE Mission in Kosovo has begun major effort
today to update the Voters List for the upcoming Assembly election by mailing
ballot applications to all previously registered voters res
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