Russia, Slovenia could sign deal on South Stream next Sat - media
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07-Nov-2009 4 related
 

SARAJEVO, November 7 (RIA Novosti) - Ljubljana and Moscow have finalized an agreement to take the South Stream gas pipeline through Slovenia and could sign it in Moscow next week, a Slovenian paper reported on Saturday.... [read full story]                    

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ECMWF Location : London (inner or outer), South West England Closing Date : 06/01/2009 The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) is an international organisation supported by 31 European States. ECMWF’s...

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Russia, U.S. could cooperate in metallurgy, wood industry

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Metallurgy, chemistry, wood industry and science intensive production are the spheres where Russian-U.S. economic cooperation can be the most effective, said a Russian deputy industry minister. "The traditional sphere of...

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Obergurgl: A blast from a past master

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As we speed up the mountain on one of Obergurgl's newly built, state-of-the-art chairlifts, conversation turns to the subject of marmot fat. There are lots of marmots up here, close to the border with Italy. In fact, we have...

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Chalet holidays: A snow place like home

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The identity of the inventor of the ski-chalet holiday is a matter of some dispute. According to one school of thought, it was a British-based Austrian woman named Erna Low, who in 1932 placed an advertisement in the Morning...

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