Last year's show, opposite ABC's Desperate Housewives, was seen by 18.8 million people, with 26.3 million viewers in 2004. The postponed gigs were scheduled for Barcelona and Madrid, Spain; Brussels, Belgium; Paris; Bergen, Norway; Horsens, Denmark; Gothenburg, Sweden; St. Petersburg, Russia; Brno, Czech Republic; Warsaw, Poland; Vienna, Austria; Milan, Italy; Athens, Greece; and Zagreb, Croatia. The Stones' official fan website said in a statement Monday that [Keith Richards] had returned to the United States, where he lives, and "is feeling great, happy to be home and looking forward to getting back on the road with the Rolling Stones next month.
He can, it's true," said [Toby], a Winnipeg psychologist. "He's too strong for me. He's something like 130 pounds, but he's good, and I'm limited to what I can do to help him, because he is so strong. "We have high hopes for him," Toby said. "We're looking at the Canadian national cadet championship. He could have medalled in it last year, but he was too young to compete, so he wrestled in the U.S., instead. We're also looking at the U.S. championships in Fargo this year." Europe is also in the cards. "There is the possibility of the Youth Wrestling Festival in Vienna, Austria, which WWC head coach Kris Stasiak (former Olympian with the Polish team) is quite keen about him going to," said Toby. Last year, [Rutner] began wrestling Greco-Roman as well as freestyle. "It's a good idea to ...
VIENNA, Austria -- Germany coach Joachim Loew will learn Wednesday if he'll be banned from the touchline for his team's European Championship quarter-final match against Portugal. UEFA's control and disciplinary body was set to make a decision Tuesday once it had read the referee's report, but the governing body said the meeting had been put back a day so that it could review any incidents from Tuesday's first-round matches between France and Italy, and the Netherlands and Romania at the same time.
VIENNA, Austria -- The European Union foreign policy chief probed how far Iran was prepared to meet a UN Security Council demand for a uranium enrichment freeze in talks yesterday that could decide whether Tehran is punished with sanctions. The discussions between Javier Solana and Ali Larijani, Tehran's top nuclear negotiator, were meant to see if common ground could be found for negotiations between six world powers and Iran over its nuclear defiance.
In a way (Canada) is encouraging illicit trafficking," Zhu Li-Qin, chief of the Convention Evaluation Section of the UN's International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) said in an interview from the agency's headquarters in Vienna, Austria. "The board is seriously concerned that several cities in Canada, in addition to the heroin injection site in Vancouver, have planned to distribute drug paraphernalia, including 'crack' pipes, to chronic users," the INCB report says. Liberal Leader Stéphane Dion has pledged to provide funding for more supervised injection sites, calling the Vancouver project "quite a success," but the Conservative government has been more wary, deferring a decision on whether to extend Insite's Health Canada "exemption" until next December.
VIENNA, Austria -- There is no time for complacency on Iran because U.S. intelligence suggests it could have the capability to produce a nuclear bomb as early as 2010, a senior U.S. diplomat said Monday. Our assessment...the assessment from our intelligence community, is that the soonest they could produce a nuclear weapon would be the beginning of next decade, 2010 to 2015," said Gregory Schulte, U.S. ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
VIENNA, Austria -- Iran has ignored a UN Security Council ultimatum to freeze uranium-enrichment -- a possible pathway to nuclear arms -- and has instead expanded its program by setting up hundreds of centrifuges, the UN nuclear watchdog agency said Thursday.
Kampusch was a freckle-faced 10-year-old when she vanished while walking to school in Vienna in March 1998. Her abduction was Austria's greatest unsolved criminal mystery until Aug. 23, 2006, when -- pale, feeble and nearly blinded by the light of day -- she stumbled to freedom. Those who have closely followed [Kampusch]'s metamorphosis won't be surprised at her new career: Since she resurfaced, she repeatedly said she was considering a job in journalism, even though she has no formal training and is still completing her high school education. She has also expressed interest in photography, acting and art. Kampusch told the Austria Press Agency she's "already really excited" about what kind of reaction the show will get.
VIENNA, Austria -- Facing opposition from Canada and others, U.S. negotiators at a nuclear meeting have dropped their insistence on a ban on the transfer of uranium enrichment technology to non-nuclear states, diplomats said Tuesday. GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip -- Senior Hamas representatives said Tuesday that the militant group is willing to accept a ceasefire limited to the Gaza Strip, dropping a long-standing demand that the West Bank be included in a halt to fighting with Israel. It was a significant concession because Hamas also insists Israel reopen Gaza's border crossings and Israeli officials say they won't negotiate with the Islamic militants.
VIENNA, Austria -- Spain coach Luis Aragones has "full confidence" his team will overcome Russia's speed and strength for a second time to secure a spot in the European Championship final.
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