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In Information War, Documentary Is Latest Salvo
A new documentary is the latest in an all-out propaganda war that has erupted between Russia and Belarus.

A French Castle Built of Stone and Dreams
A group in Burgundy is building a replica of a medieval chateau relying on the techniques of the time: iron tools and no electricity.

From Taxis to Textiles, Italy Chooses Tradition Over Growth
Like much of the Italian economy, the Carlo Barbera factory is struggling, for reasons that academics say reveal much about what ails Italy.

Pakistani Spy Chief Cancels Britain Trip in Diplomatic Row
The spat over comments by Britain?s prime minister suggesting that Pakistan exported terrorism has implications for international counterterrorism.

Cloned Livestock Gain a Foothold in Europe
The Continent has generally resisted genetically modified food, but small amounts of meat and dairy from cloned animals are already being consumed.

Added to the Recall List: Millions of Frozen Mice
Salmonella outbreaks that sickened more than 400 in the U.S. and Britain have been traced to mice sold as food for exotic pets.

Greek Police Confront Protesting Truck Drivers
Greek police used tear gas to disperse protesting fuel-truck drivers, after the government issued an emergency order to force them back to work.

2 Tested at U.S. Embassy in Paris After Handling Suspicious Mail
Two United States Embassy employees in Paris were being examined on Friday after handling an envelope, but officials said its contents did not appear to be harmful.

Berlusconi Splits With Ally, Fini, in Italy
The break significantly weakened the Italian prime minister?s governing majority, raising the prospect of early elections.

Fires and Storms Kill at Least 28 in Russia
Wildfires burned down several villages in the central part of the country as forests and swamps turned into tinderboxes under a record-breaking heat wave.

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