Greece faces another bailout cash option with eurogroup talk
Greece poised for next bailout installment after inspectors review public finances and eurozone ministers discuss extra funding beyond the 110 billion package. Juncker said private sector involvement may be required and conditions will be negotiated with creditors.
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European E. coli outbreak fuels vegetable fears across Europe
European shoppers cut back on cucumbers lettuce and tomatoes as authorities trace a deadly E. coli spread. Hamburg leads as epicenter with 18 deaths and about 2000 illnesses. Spain and other nations face farm losses and demand EU aid.
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Gates sees advances in China relations
U S Defense Secretary Robert Gates said relations with China are on a more positive trajectory but require stronger military ties. He and Gen Liang Guanglie noted progress yet ongoing frictions over sea claims, U S presence, and Taiwan arms sales, amid broader security talks at Shangri-La and Gates final international trip before June 30.
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U.N. Warns of Ethnic Cleansing Risk in Abyei Sudan
A confidential United Nations human rights report dated May 29 warns that the Sudanese Armed Forces invasion of Abyei could trigger ethnic cleansing if displaced Ngok Dinka residents cannot return. The report cites planned military action, alleged looting, deliberate destruction of 15 to 20 percent of Abyei homes, and displacement of over 30,000 Ngok Dinka.
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Shipwreck Champagne fetches record sums at Aland auction
An anonymous Singapore buyer paid 54,000 for two 200 year old champagnes salvaged from a Baltic wreck auctioned in Mariehamn. Veuve Clicquot bottle sold for 30,000 and Juglar for 24,000. the buyer remains anonymous.
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