Body Scanners: Arguing On
- February 25th, 2010
- Posted by EUA Editor
EU member governments have been told they should go their own way for now, on whether to use electronic body scanners at airports. … Read More »
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EU member governments have been told they should go their own way for now, on whether to use electronic body scanners at airports. … Read More »
Two more “backpacker nightmare” stories for Australian families have been unfolding, in Greece, and in Scotland… updated 22.1.10. … Read More »
The head of the Anglican Church has looked back on a tough ten years, and in Rome, the Vatican has remembered clergy and others killed while carrying out Christian duty during 2009. … Read More »
Contributing to events that have detracted from New Year holiday celebrations: another multiple shooting in Finland; the execution in China of a British man believed to have been mentally ill; and a fresh threat against the “Mohammed” cartoonist in Denmark. … Read More »
Damir Dokic, father of the Australian tennis professional Jelena, has reportedly been gaoled for fifteen months in Belgrade (12.6.09), for making threats against the Australian Ambassador there. … Read More »
The European Energy Commissioner, Andris Piebalgs, says the EU and Australia should “join forces” at the world conference on climate change, in Copenhagen this December …. and his colleague, Joe Borg, wants joint action against pirates.
The two Commissioners were in Australia on short visits. … Read More »
Amid the flare-up of pirate activity and counter-measures off Somalia, NATO has begun sending messages about the effectiveness of coordinated naval operations. … Read More »