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November 6, 2009
Call for calm after US military base killings
...incident, was on Friday unconscious and on a ventilator in custody. Lieutenant...He declined to speculate on motives. There was, though, speculation...backlash against the community. The Council on American-Islamic Relations held a press conference to condemn... By Sheila McNulty in Houston and Harvey Morris in New York
November 7, 2009
Obama urges calm over killings at base
...the incident, was unconscious and on a ventilator in custody. Lieutenant...shooter''. He declined to speculate on motives. There was speculation Major...backlash against the community. The Council on American-Islamic Relations held a press conference to condemn... By Sheila McNulty in Houston and Harvey Morris in New,York
February 1, 2010
BSkyB v EDS: Why is the case so important?
The case of EDS v BSkyB is by far and away the most important legal case in the IT area for a decade. Not since the 1996 case of St Albans City and District Council v International Computers Limited (which defined whether software was... By Dai Davis, IT lawyer and partner at Brooke North LLP
February 9, 2010
Russian dissident libel case opens
...in Britain yesterday over allegations on Russian television that he had been party...told London's high court that the "savage libel" was "as vicious as could be imagined".Relations between London and Moscow hit a low after...leaving Mr Terluk "to face the music on his own".According to documents submitted...murderous arm of the Russian state".He went on: "The story which you will hear in this... By Jane Croft in London
February 9, 2010
Dissident starts libel fight over Russian spy death
...representing Mr Berezovsky told London's High Court that the "savage libel" was "as vicious as could be imagined", accusing...in the proceedings, leaving Mr Terluk "to face the music on his own".Mr Browne told the court the case "raises the...in November that same year", Mr Browne told the court.Relations between London and Moscow hit an all-time low as Russia...Berezovsky."Mr Litvinenko had saved Mr Berezovsky's life on more than one occasion", Mr Browne told the court, which... By Jane Croft, Law Courts Correspondent
February 5, 2010
Potholes in the road
...India, known as Sail, is based on India's powerful domestic...minister.The word has also caught on among foreign investors including...honorary professor at the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations. "It was individuals and sectors...It is his predecessor, Y.V. Reddy, who is hailed as the... By James Lamont in New Delhi
February 8, 2010
Berezovsky starts libel case over spy murder
...a high profile libel action in Britain on Monday over claims broadcast on Russian television that he had been party...told London’s High Court that the “savage libel” was “as vicious as could be imagined...being a party to a terrible murder”.Relations between London and Moscow hit an all...leaving Mr Terluk “to face the music on his own”.According to documents submitted to... By Jane Croft in London
February 8, 2010
Yanukovich capitalises on moral divide
...any other European country he would have been finished.But on Sunday night he looked to be on the verge of his greatest success. With exit polls showing him...International Monetary Fund. Andrew Wilson, of the European Council for Foreign Relations, a think-tank, says that if Ms Tymoshenko had quit the... By Stefan Wagstyl and Roman Olearchyk
February 8, 2010
Survivor capitalises on government's moral divide
...exposed as blatant fraudsters. In any other European country he would have been finished.But last night he looked to be on the verge of his greatest success. With exit polls showing him comfortably ahead, he seemed likely to overcome his two...of the economic crisis that forced Kiev to beg from the International Monetary Fund. Andrew Wilson, of the European Council for Foreign Relations, a think-tank, says that if Ms Tymoshenko had quit the government in 2008 she might now be winning the election... By Stefan Wagstyl and Roman Olearchyk
February 8, 2010
Survivor capitalises on government's moral divide
...exposed as blatant fraudsters. In any other European country, he would have been finished.But last night he looked to be on the verge of his greatest success. With exit polls showing him comfortably ahead, he seemed likely to overcome his two...of the economic crisis that forced Kiev to beg from the International Monetary Fund. Andrew Wilson, of the European Council for Foreign Relations, a think-tank, says that if Ms Tymoshenko had quit the government in 2008 she might now be winning the election... By Stefan Wagstyl and Roman Olearchyk