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 Daily Mail |
Why defeat an evil empire – and then embrace a stupid one?
Daily Mail By Peter Hitchens The European Union is like a hospital where all the doctors are mad. It doesn't matter what is wrong, the treatment is always the same – more integration – and it is always wrong. The best thing to do is never to enter it. |
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Local woman trains for Olympics as elite walker
Dayton Daily News She has competed all over the world, including this past March at the European Cup in Lugano, Switzerland. Two weeks from now she's entered in the 20K (12.4 mile) National Championship in New York. Then, following three weeks of altitude training in … |
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Lost in transit: A lack of strategy
Montreal Gazette Western Europe's sustained investment in urban transit and intercity rail means that, for vacationers, an infant car seat is on the verge of becoming excess baggage. Of course, our choice of cities made things easier. We flew into highly compact … |
 Financial Times |
The expert selection: Europe's most luxurious trains
Financial Times But how does it compare to its European rivals? The “Ferrari of trains”, Italy's high-speed Italo, launched amid great fanfare last month, offering leather seats and even a cinema car. But how does it compare to its European rivals? |
 defenceWeb |
European Union Naval Force trains with Seychelles Coast Guard
defenceWeb The Portuguese frigate Corte-Real, attached to the European Union Naval Force's Operation Atalanta, recently visited Port Victoria in the Seychelles to perform boat-handling training with the local coast guard. This military cooperation is seen as an … |
 euronews |
Tracking the health of Europe's railways
euronews At the same time transport by rail continues to grow. By 2050 freight on Europe's railways is expected to have increased by 80 percent and the number of passengers by over 50 percent. With that comes an increase in the associated risks. |
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In Europe, 2 churches begin efforts for unreached peoples
BP News EUROPE (BP) — When Nick Hodges decided to watch the Southern Baptist Convention online last summer, he never dreamed he would be navigating the "tubes," trains and taxis of a major European city as a result. When Hodges heard about Embrace during the … |
 Wall Street Journal (blog) |
European Pressphoto Agency
Wall Street Journal (blog) South Korean government officials and the country's largest trainmaker, Hyundai Rotem Co., on Thursday unveiled a fully-working prototype of a new bullet train – with a sleek black and cream look that resembles a killer whale or a giant bug or, … |
 The Baltic Course |
Latvia could end up paying the entire cost of new trains due to faulty …
The Baltic Course … Pasazieru vilciens(Passenger Train), signed with the Spanish company Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles, SA (CAF), Latvia could lose all the European Union funding earmarked for the project, and cover the entire cost of the project itself, … Freivalds defends railcar purchase |
 swissinfo.ch |
Eurostar Plans European Network Expansion
GoTimeshare.org More and more passengers are letting the train take the strain, particularly across European networks recently, and for holidaymakers who have an aversion to flying, train travel is not only a less stressful alternative, it's also a more comfortable … Eurostar eyes expansion across Europe Eurostar eyes line to Geneva Eurostar plans speedy London to Frankfurt link |
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