Western Europe

...way. The World Health Organization said H1N1 flu was moving eastward across Europe and Asia after appearing to peak in parts of Western Europe and the United States. At least 6,770 deaths have been recorded worldwide since the swine...

In this article: Influenza, H1N1, Tamiflu, United States, Norway, Canada, Relenza, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, and Quest Diagnostics

...tally of deaths caused by the virus to over 6,750. It said transmissions appear to have peaked in some parts of the United States and Western Europe, but elsewhere the number of cases is still increasing, including in eastern Europe, and...

In this article: FLU, Norway, World Health Organization, Geneva, United States, and Europe

...buyers could include Russian oil producers such as Russia's LUKOIL <LKOH.MM> or TNK-BP <TNBPI.RTS>, which are keen to secure facilities in Western Europe to process their crude, or Asian state-backed oil companies looking to establish...

In this article: Petroplus, Europe, Royal Dutch Shell, Cash flow, Recession, Lukoil, Northwest Europe, and First Reserve

...since 1945, according to the Aviation Safety Network. However, flying remains one of the more dependable ways to cross the vast country. The country, which is bigger than Western Europe, has only 300 miles (500 kilometers) of paved roads.

In this article: Congo, Goma, U.N., Kinshasa, Compagnie Africaine d'Aviation, and North Kivu

...industry isn't dominated by Detroit anymore, or Toyota City or Wolfsburg. The great U.S. market isn't that big right now. China and even Western Europe are bigger. So VW is strong in Europe and China. Toyota is strong in Japan and the U.S....

In this article: General Motors, China, Volkswagen, Toyota, Nissan, Detroit, Japan, and Kia

...civilians. Experts say that dismantling the FDLR is key to solving the unending spiral of violence in Congo, a country the size of Western Europe that has suffered back-to-back wars since the end of the Rwandan genocide. Gen. Paul...

In this article: United Nations, Congo, Germany, and Rwanda

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