A gay couple - 45-year-old Zeng and 27-year-old Pan wed in a gay bar in Chengdu of southwest China's Sichuan Province January 3, 2010. Zeng divorced his wife of 26 years, who born him a daughter, in February of 2009 and then met Pan in a gay bar. The two men decided to marry last November after dating for two months. Their wedding ceremony was attended by their gay friends without a single relative of either of the two. [Photo/CFP]
Two women who are no longer able to bear children as a result of operations performed on them without their permission have been awarded hundreds of thousands of Czech crowns by the High Court in Prague. David Záhumenský, chair of the League of Human Rights, which is representing the patients, announced the news in a press release to Romea.cz today. Some activists say dozens of women, most of them Roma, have been sterilized without their consent in the Czech Republic, but precise statistics on the phenomenon have not been gathered. 
IMG had 3 pre-arranged phone interviews with Jesse Hughes, from 
On March 26, 2009, smack-dab in the middle of the Czech Republic’s turn to hold the EU temporary presidency, ex-Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek’s center-right coalition managed to meet its embarrassingly untimely demise. Despite holding the slimmest of majorities since 2006, few expected this fifth no-confidence vote to finally go through. Perhaps it came as a shock because multi-party governments by nature are prone to tenuous majorities; perhaps everyone has gotten a little too used to little or no change on all fronts.
The US and Russia are currently negotiating a successor to the START nuclear disarmament treaty. But continued American plans for a missile shield in Europe have proven to be a major stumbling block. President Obama's vision of a nuclear-free world is in danger.
Icelanders were out on the streets Sunday celebrating the results of a referendum that overwhelmingly rejected the reimbursement of Britain and the Netherlands for savings lost when Icesave collapsed. German commentators say that Iceland is right.
Is Italy, post the fall of the Roman Empire, passing through its second period of decadence? Who knows? What everybody does know is that Silvio Berlusconi has provoked a lot of different reactions in public opinion, both in Italy and abroad...
Western democracies love to sing the praises of their own ultra-liberal policies, promoting them as panacea to others. Some countries have turned ideological faith into an International trademark. France boasts to be the Human Rights keeper, The Netherlands have achieved worldwide fame for tolerance and The U.S. shamelessly plug their image as "the defenders of democracy". In reality are these bold axioms anything more than international marketing?
Over the weekend, the head of the Protestant church in Germany was caught drunk driving. While German commentators condemned Margot Kässmann's actions, most did not feel that she should lose her job. Nevertheless on Wednesday it became clear that the bishop felt her position was untenable.
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Anti-Nazi protesters blocked streets and rail lines into Dresden and hurled missiles and insults at far-right demonstrators on the 65th anniversary of the allied bombing raids that destroyed the once beautiful German city.
Gail Shea, Canada's minister of fisheries and oceans, was 
”We have had a mild flu - and a false pandemic,” says 
For years, US interrogators at Guantanamo used painfully loud music on prisoners at Camp Delta. Rock musicians like Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine and civil rights organization are demanding an investigation into the practice.
Slaughter by poachers intensifies as governments seek to increase legal sales.
The first visit by the new German coalition’s foreign minister, Guido Westerwelle, to Ankara has unsurprisingly brought to the agenda not Turkish-German relations, but Turkey’s European Union membership process, and at the same time, it has served as an occasion for showing that Berlin’s mind is very confused about this matter.
Imagine the brilliant mind of a famous director, struggling, for years, against the constraints imposed by the limited budget, by the claims of the producers and last but not least, by reality itself. Well, this time, David Lynch seems to have found a solution that will overcome all these obstacles.
Miep Gies helped hide Anne Frank and her family from the Nazis for two years in a secret Amsterdam annex. She also saved Anne's diaries from destruction, allowing the world a glimpse into the day-to-day realities of Jews during World War II. On Monday evening, she died at the age of 100.
Everyone on Wall Street is fixated on The Number.
Did CIA agents and employees of private security firm Blackwater seek to kill a German-Syrian terror suspect in Hamburg? A recent report by US magazine Vanity Fair has upset politicians from Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats as well as the opposition left-leaning Social Democrats and Greens. Politicians are demanding answers and a state prosecutor may investigate.
London firms act as fronts for drug-dealing and money-laundering and provide hideouts for fugitive gunmen, says anti-mafia investigator
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