'Secret CIA flight landed in (Flights from moscow) Croatia'

'Secret CIA flight landed in Croatia'
Turkish Daily News - The European Commission said on Thursday it was taking legal action against 11 EU governments for failing to implement a 14-year old EU-wide emergency telephone number system for travelers. EU Commissioner Viviane Reding said that failure to

UN says violence may delay vote in some E. Timor areas
Turkish Daily News - Air traffic control woes delay flights across Europe A charter flight from Frankfurt to Adana, Turkey, was one of several to suffer delays on a recent afternoon. The reason: last week's earthquake in Turkey Thai elephant land mine victim readied for

Energia designing Martian expedition spacecraft
ITAR-TASS - MOSCOW, April 11 (Itar-Tass) -- The Energia Aerospace Corporation is designing a Martian expedition spacecraft, which may be launched in 2020-2030, corporation head Nikolai Sevastyanov told a Tuesday press conference. We are using technologies

The Flight Crew
Washington Post - The Post's Travel Section Flight Crew will take your comments, questions, suspicions, warnings, gripes, sad tales and happy endings springing from the world of the world. Of course, the Flight Crew will be happy to answer your travel questions

Kazakhstan: President Looks To Build On Alliance With Putin
Radio Free Europe - Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaev arrives in Russia today for a brief visit with his counterpart and close ally, Vladimir Putin. The two leaders always have much to discuss, as their countries share nearly 7,000 kilometers of border and are

Rep. Brown often flies at expense of private groups, review finds
Toledo Blade - Cleveland and Washington grow cold in January, and for years, U.S. Rep. Sherrod Brown has found a sunny and cost-free escape: a health care policy conference in South Florida. The Democrat from Avon, Ohio, a candidate for U.S. Senate this year, has

NASA to continue relying on Russia in ISS program -- official
ITAR-TASS - KOROLYOV, Moscow region, April 9 (Itar-Tass) - NASA will continue relying on assistance from Russian counterparts in the International Space Station project, especially after 2010 when the program of space shuttle flights is completed, NASA s