Meet an Idaho Farmer

Ted Higley feeds Barley Malta,Idaho--Ted Higley runs 700 head of cattle just outside of Malta, Idaho. The Higleys feed their cattle during the winter months and were looking for a rotation crop that wouldn't...

Worldwide Top June Events

After some careful research, I am pleased to present to you my TOP TEN list of events taking place in our world for June 2009. Enjoy!Genoa Italy 30 May - 1 Jun “A Thousand Sails”La Regatta delle Antiche Repubbliche Marinare - (A Thousand Sails) is held every four years...

China has computer spy network

Raseachers from Canada claim that they have information proving that they have found a network that has control over 1000 computers worldwide. The Information Warfare Monitor project, based in Toronto, said the group...

Pakistani human traffickers use Malta as staging post for Europe

Malta is being used as a base for human traffickking by a "Pakistan-based human traffickking ring." Malawi, Guinea, Mozambique and Kenya are other countries that are also being used."A Pakistan-based human trafficking ring has set up a successful business in Malta, where...

Malta 'bird slaughter' protected bird "Honey buzzard"

 When we humans are going to simple lesson of nature , that earth is not just foe humans, every other have equal right to survive.Latest example is from Malta , where several several migratory bird are killed...

House price crash goes global

No production, no income, no money to pay overpriced homes with no re-sell guarantee.A new economy model will look for other colateral than real estate, knowledge to medium sized production replaces homes. The...

Malta fears 71 Illegal migrants drowned

Malta is a popular destination for human trafficking and illegal immigrants who wants to reach the European Union. Malta, the smallest of the 27 EU member states, is a target for Asian and Africans trying to get into Europe by boat from North Africa, with Libya being the...

EU bluefin tuna fishing ban for Mediterranean

Fantastic news that the EU has finally taken action to stop illegal fishing of the Northern Bluefin Tuna by closing the season early. Let's just hope the ban is respected by the fishermen. "A ban on fishing for...

Malta's ruling Nationalists re-elected in tightest election ever

As Spain's socialists are reelected, Malta's conservative government is also kept in power in another extreemly close vote." Malta's conservative Nationalist Party, in power in the tiny Mediterranean state for...

20 EU states oppose WTO farm plan

Much of the European Union has rejected the WTO's proposed changes to import tariffs on agricultural products."Twenty European Union countries on Monday rejected compromise proposals on agriculture put forward by a senior World Trade Organisation diplomat, French Farm...

FAMOUS POET WAS FAILED CIVIL SERVANT.

" The deft hand of poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in compiling famous prose was not apparent when it came to his role as a civil servant.In fact, Coleridge, from Ottery St Mary, and one of the nation's most-revered poets, was a devious and incompetent administrator during his...

Maltese lawyer recognised for services to refugees

A Maltese lawyer who endured arson attacks on her car and home as a result of the work she did to help refugees on the island has been recognised by the UN.Katrine Camilleri has been named the winner of Nansen...

Efforts to Trace Runaway Syrian Hachem Ali

"Efforts by the Commissioner of Police John Rizzo are underway to trace 32-year-old Syrian Hachem Ali, who fled to Libya two days before he was meant to appear in Court on Monday 28th May in relation to a case of attempted murder. hachem ali In a statement on Monday, the...

France's New, Nouveau Riche President

The man has done it in record time. Days even before getting into office, French President Elect, Nicolas Sarkozy, drew heavy criticism over accepting an invitation for a stay aboard a billionaire's yacht before...

One last look at 'Big John'

"BOSTON - As he predicted he would, Tom McLaughlin got a little emotional yesterday. When the USS John F. Kennedy first entered naval service in 1968, the Marlborough resident was one of the first to board the ship. And yesterday, he was one of the last."

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