The board of the
U.N.’s nuclear watchdog Saturday strongly urged Iran
to heed repeated warnings that it halt its uranium enrichment
program, but its resolution stopped short of setting a strict deadline.
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The board of the
U.N.’s nuclear watchdog is expected to approve a
resolution today repeating calls for Iran to stop its uranium
enrichment program and setting a deadline for compliance.
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The head of the
U.N. nuclear watchdog agency said Monday that he was
“seriously concerned” about covert nuclear experiments conducted by
South Korean scientists dating back to the 1980s and promised to
investigate further.
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Austria’s Roman Catholic Church is scrambling to contain a widening
sex scandal after it emerged that police had found what one magazine
described as tens of thousands of pornographic photographs at a local seminary.
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The United Nations nuclear watchdog is set to strongly rebuke Iran
for failing to fully disclose information on its disputed nuclear
program, despite eleventh-hour Iranian efforts to have the resolution
toned down.
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For Hedwig Pataki, the opening of Central Europe’s only Holocaust
museum offered a chance finally to commemorate the family she lost
more than half a century ago.
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Far-right politician Joerg Haider, whose rising popularity in Austria
a few years ago rattled much of Europe, is now battling to hang on to
power in upcoming elections here in his southern stronghold.
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One family lives in subsidized housing.
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Entertainment |
By Sonya Yee |
November 9, 2003
In 1930s Vienna, art fought a nightly war against prejudice at the
Nestroyhof theater.
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Serbian and Kosovo Albanian leaders met Tuesday for their first
face-to-face talks since the end of the 1998-99 war in what was
intended to be a move toward improving relations but at times seemed
only to highlight their mutual antagonism.
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