11.05.2008 - News
Price of foodstuffs in Czech Republic should rise by at least ten percent this year, says farmers leader

The price of foodstuffs in the Czech Republic is likely to increase by at least ten percent this year, the president of the country’s Agricultural Chamber Jan Veleba said on a TV debate programme on Sunday. Mr Veleba said world demand for foods would always outstrip production, adding that rapid price rises were also caused by speculators...

11.05.2008 - Aid trickles into cyclone-struck Burma
International aid groups say more supplies are trickling into Burma, but that it is still not nearly enough to meet the needs of more than a million people affected by last weekend's cyclone. The British-based development charity Oxfam has warned of a possible outbreak of water-borne diseases...

11.05.2008 - Tense calm retuns to Lebanon
A tense calm has returned to Lebanon following the latest fighting between anti- and pro-government supporters in the hills south-east of the capital, Beirut. Forces from the Shi'ite organisation Hezbollah and its Druze allies fought gunmen loyal to pro-government Druze leader Walid Jumblatt for several hours...

11.05.2008 - FC Cologne win promotion to Bundesliga
In German soccer: Second division side FC Cologne have clinched promotion to the Bundesliga after beating Mainz 2-0. Cologne will follow Borussia Mönchengladbach into the top flight next season...

11.05.2008 - Pro-EU coalition wins Serbian parliamentary elections
Partial results from Serbia's snap parliamentary elections indicate that the pro-European Union coalition led by President Boris Tadic's Democratic Party has won, but failed to gain an absolute majority. The country's independent monitoring organisation said that with about half of the votes counted, they had taken 39 percent, compared to 28 percent for the ultra-nationalist Radical Party, which favours closer ties with Russia...

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