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Del Ponte prepares to leave war crimes court

This content was published on Jan 30, 2007 Del Ponte, who has been chief prosecutor for the tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for almost eight years, said she wanted to hand over to someone else to complete the work of the court by 2010. “After eight years I will not stay any longer,” Del Ponte, aged 59, told journalists in the Netherlands city…

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Jonas Iten. Bach and Barrière.

This content was published on Jan 30, 2007

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Creative designs

This content was published on Jan 30, 2007 There are many other Swiss architects, engineers and designers who have become internationally renowned. Here are a few examples.

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Reimund Gerstner: Groove Zone

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Blaskapelle Borsicanka: Die grössten Schweizer Ländler-Hits.

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Swiss tackle violence in sport

This content was published on Jan 30, 2007 At a round table on Monday organised by the Federal Sports Office, representatives from sports federations, the government and cantons signed a joint declaration to do more about violent behaviour at sporting events. “If the clubs and associations help avoid an escalation of violence, the police and they will have a better chance of dealing…

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Nations join forces to check counterfeit boom

This content was published on Jan 29, 2007 Justice Minister Christoph Blocher, who earlier this month announced plans for tough new measures to address the problem in Switzerland, opened the two-day event on Tuesday. According to the World Intellectual Property Organization (Wipo), which is hosting the meeting, conservative estimates put the economic costs of the illegal trade at more than $100 billion (SFr125…

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Speed riding

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Canine society takes lead in dog training

This content was published on Jan 29, 2007 The voluntary exam is being introduced a year after a six-year-old boy was mauled to death by pitbull terriers as he walked to school near Zurich. At a news conference in Bern on Monday, the society said the aim was to ease the tensions that have mounted in Switzerland after a number of incidents in…

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Jonas Iten. Bach and Barrière.

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Reimund Gerstner: Groove Zone

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