1. Pascali: Macedonia can do without NATO, economic development the best guarantee
    Skopje, 27 May 2012 (MIA) - Macedonia can do very well without NATO, which is a reminder of the Cold War, says the Washington-based analyst Umberto Pascali in an interview with Macedonian television's show "Porta". Commenting the PM Nikola Gruevski's criticism towards NATO members, Pascali says it is of essential importance to tell the truth.
    MIA Macedonia, 13:07
  2. Stars turn out for Baftas
    Sunday, May 27, 2012 - 10:19 AM Some of the biggest stars of the small screen will be on the red carpet tonight at the TV Baftas. Ceremony host Dara OБ─(tm)Briain is up for best comedy performance against Graham Norton, Alan Carr and a past two-time winner for the category, Harry Hill. The top sitcom title will be fought for by Breandan O'Carroll's 'Mrs BrownБ─(tm)s Boys', 'Rev', 'Friday Night Dinne'r and 'Fresh Meat', while
    Irish Examiner, 13:02
  3. Stars turn out for Baftas
    Some of the biggest stars of the small screen will be on the red carpet tonight at the TV Baftas. Ceremony host Dara OБ─(tm)Briain is up for best comedy performance against Graham Norton, Alan Carr and a past two-time winner for the category, Harry Hill. The top sitcom title will be fought for by Breandan O'Carroll's 'Mrs BrownБ─(tm)s Boys', 'Rev', 'Friday Night Dinne'r and 'Fresh Meat', while the top comedy programme prize sees Charlie BrookerБ─(tm)s '2011 Wipe',
    BreakingNews.ie, 12:52
  4. Urban renewal means Bondin removal
    Marisa and Benny Bondin made the news last week after they were denied compensation for the closure of their restaurantin Cospicua. The last time I came across this usage of the common good argument I was reading a biography of Chairman Mao - Mark Anthony Falzon The family has been without an income since the start of the Dock 1 project in 2011.
    The Times of Malta, 12:12
  5. Corporate fraud: Most common threats and how it's done
    May 27, 2012, 08.29AM IST Fraud is back in news. And it's here in all its con-glory. Think secret warehouses, stolen goods, rigged records and conniving men in power. The Adidas scandal has them all: a readymade script for a corporate fraud blockbuster.
    Times of India, 12:12
  6. The Gozitan pre-wedding videos
    You've seen one, you've seen them all - very public displays of romantic clich'e. Gozitan weddings tend to be quite an intense affair. Very frilly. Very American-like.
    The Times of Malta, 12:12
  7. European press review
    Wikimedia Commons By Lorne Cook Egypt holds its first free elections in generations. Serbians vote in a nationalist president.
    RFI, 12:11
  8. Quiet heroes: Bob and Harry went to war believing that 'in the end things will be better'
    Daniel Marsula/Post-Gazette Bob and Harry Dininbger By David Wassel Young boys and girls growing up in the 1960s and '70s could choose from among many heroes.
    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 12:04
  9. On Memorial Day: There should be no holiday from our gratitude for those who fight our wars
    By David M. Shribman / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette In his now-forgotten statement proclaiming Memorial Day, the now-forgotten John A. Logan, the commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, urged Americans not to forget those who had died in the Civil War.
    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 12:04
  10. Malema speaks out against boycott
    By SAPA INLSA ANC Youth League President Julius Malema. Picture: Bongiwe Mchunu Former ANC Youth League president Julius Malema spoke out against plans to boycott City Press in an open letter published in the weekly on Sunday. "Of all the freedoms contained in the Bill of Rights, the right we should defend with our lives is the right to hold different opinions on how we view society and how we think certain matters should be handled," he said.
    IOL, 12:01