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'Territorial waters' case thrown out by European Court
The Gibraltar Government's European legal team have advised the Government that the ruling is highly appellable and the Government have therefore authorised them to draw up and submit an appeal to the European Court of Justice.
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:11A
Nature Group assessing damage after waste treatment blast
Management note that media reports suggest the cause of the accident was welding work being undertaken on the tank. Two workmen, employees of a subcontractor of NPRFL, were injured in the blast, one of whom is being treated for "serious, extensive and
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:11A
Malware economy: Fraudsters thrive in a parallel web universe
What he found there helps show how criminals – who years ago displaced porn purveyors at the cutting edge of technology – might now rival Silicon Valley in the development of new business models as well. The two partners who ran Koobface controlled
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:10A
Two New Super 8 TV Spots
Super 8 is set in the summer of 1979, when a group of friends in a small Ohio town witness a catastrophic train crash while making a super 8 movie and soon suspect that it was not an accident. Shortly after, unusual disappearances and inexplicable
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:10A
Nigeria: The Many Troubles of Udu Dominant Party (1)
1996 under the General Sani Abacha-led military dictatorship with Dr. CT Ejofodomi as its first Sole Administrator, the intent of Chief WT Odibo, General RM Dumuje, Chief GNO Sefia, Chief POK Munu, Chief MO Oghenekaro, Justice TK Dugbo, PO Okpikpi,
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:10A
Sun TV, SpiceJet Plunge On 2G Lawsuit
Maran allegedly favoured Malaysia's Maxis Communications, which owns a controlling stake in mobile carrier Aircel, in return for which the Malaysian firm invested in Maran's family business, media reports said, citing the lawsuit.
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:10A
Skater told he could be jailed for tunnel joy-ride
The truck swerved, narrowly avoiding several cars, but caused a major traffic jam. Emmenegger appeared in court with a bandaged hand. He says in Switzerland there are a lot of signs warning against skateboarding or cycling through tunnels but there are
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:10A
Changing crimes
Now we're going to have a modern new police station and regional justice complex at the old YMCA site, which they're calling Peel Plaza. The name is a reference to Sir Robert Peel, a legendary 19th-century British prime minister, who, in 1829,
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:09A
Hansen: Stoplight cameras improve safety, ISU finds
Friday, Des Moines becomes the fifth, which isn't good news for traffic-camera critics in central Iowa. Some believe the system is more about money than safety, and there seems to be evidence of abuse in communities around the country that shorten
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:09A
Mladic and international justice: Age of deception
Mladic's upcoming trial in The Hague reminds us that international justice is a complicated business, however simple its motives, writes Eric Walberg Ratko Mladic, the most wanted fugitive of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY),
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:09A
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