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Brazil has decided to relaunch its nuclear programme with the construction of a third nuclear centre in Rio, the Angra III, which had been interrupted in 1986.
Lula says Brazil to spend 500 million U.S. dollars on nuclear

Lula calls for conclusion of world trade talks Brazilian President Luiz Inacio da Silva announced on Tuesday that his government will relaunch its mothballed nuclear program, including building a nuclear...
Sao Paulo, 11.07.2007 more...
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Boeing Celebrates the Premiere of the 787 Dreamliner

EVERETT, Wash., July 08, 2007 -- Today, Boeing [NYSE: BA] officially debuted the technologically advanced and environmentally progressive 787 Dreamliner in a celebration attended by employees, airline...
Everet ,Washington, 10.07.2007 more...
José Piñera
International Pension Reform

Co-chairman, Project on Social Security Choice Distinguished senior fellow José Piñera is co-chairman of Cato's Project on Social Security Choice and Founder and President of the International Center...
Chile, 03.07.2007 more...
(l-r) Portuguese PM José Sócrates with German chancellor Angela Merkel and their foreign ministers, Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Luis Amado, at the last EU summit
Portuguese presidency wants new EU treaty by October

A new EU treaty in October is the priority set by the Portuguese for their time at the top. At the end of the EU summit on 21 and 22 June, Portuguese prime minister José Sócrates announced that the Portuguese...
Berlín, 02.07.2007 more...
President George W. Bush listens as former Deputy Secretary of State Robert B. Zoellick addresses members of the media Wednesday, May 30, 2007, in the Roosevelt Room at the White House following President Bush’s nomination of Zoellick to be the new president at the World Bank. White House photo by Chris Greenberg www.whitehouse.gov/news
President Bush Nominates Robert Zoellick As President Of The World Bank

Robert Zoellick, a seasoned player in international financial and diplomatic circles, won the unanimous approval of the World Bank’s board on Monday to become the poverty-fighting institution’s next...
Washington, 30.06.2007 more...
Ing. Viliam Ostrozlik, MBA Mr. Viliam Ostrozlik was born on 8 February 1969 in Surany. In 1992 he graduated from the Electrotechnical Faculty of the Slovak Technical University, specializing in Economics and Management. In 2000 he was awarded an MBA degree from The Katz Graduate School of Business, The University of Pittsburgh. From 1992 to 1998 he worked in various positions at VUB Bank, a.s. From 1998 to 2000 he was appointed General Director of the Treasury Division, the years 2000-2002 saw him in the position of Treasury Department Director – both positions at VUB Bank, a.s. In 2002 he was a member of the Prague Stock Exchange Chamber in Prague. From 1 July 2003 to 28 February 2007 he worked for Privatbanka, a.s. (until 1 November 2005 Banka Slovakia), from 6 August 2003 to 28 February 2007 he held the positions of the Chairman of the Board of Directors and General Director. He is fluent in English and has a passive knowledge of Russian. Mr. Ostrozlik is married and has one child. 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Parliament Nominates a New Vice Governor of the Central Bank

Viliam Ostrozlik is a step closer to becoming a vice governor of the National Bank of Slovakia (NBS). Parliament passed the government’s proposal for his appointment with 92 votes on Thursday; however,...
Bratislava, 29.06.2007 more...
Gordon Brown was appointed as Chancellor of the Exchequer on 2 May 1997. He has been the MP for Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath since 2005 and was the MP for Dunfermline East from 1983 to 2005. He was Opposition spokesperson on Treasury and Economic Affairs (Shadow Chancellor) from 1992. Mr Brown was born in 1951 and educated at Kirkcaldy High School and Edinburgh University where he gained 1st Class Honours and then a Doctorate. He was Rector of Edinburgh University and Chairman of the University Court between 1972 and 1975. From 1976 to 1980, Mr Brown lectured at Edinburgh University and then Caledonian University before taking up a post at Scottish TV (1980 - 1983). After becoming an MP, Mr Brown was the Chair of the Labour Party Scottish Council (1983 - 1984). Before becoming Shadow Chancellor he held two other senior posts on the Opposition front bench - Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury (1987 - 1989) and Shadow Trade and Industry Secretary (1989 -1992). Mr Brown has had a number of works published including Maxton, The Politics of Nationalism and Devolution and Where There is Greed. He has edited a number of books including John Smith: Life and Soul of the Party and Values, Visions and Voices. Outside of work, Mr Brown`s interests include football, tennis and film.
Brown is UK's new prime minister

Gordon Brown has become the UK's prime minister, succeeding Tony Blair. Posing outside 10 Downing Street with his wife Sarah, the man who has been Mr Blair's chancellor since 1997 said: "Let the work of...
London, 27.06.2007 more...
Singapúr WEF
Special Interactive Lunch with Nguyen Sinh Hung, First Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam

Foreign direct investment into Vietnam could increase by up to US$ 20 billion this year, doubling the inflow recorded in 2006, Nguyen Sinh Hung, First Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam, told participants....
Singapur, 24.06.2007 more...
Former United Nations secretary-general and Austrian president Kurt Waldheim in an undated image courtesy of the United Nations. Waldheim died on Thursday aged 88 after a short illness, the Austrian presidency and a family spokesman said. REUTERS/Handout
Ex-U.N. head Waldheim dies at 88

By Georgina Prodhan VIENNA (Reuters) - Kurt Waldheim, a former United Nations secretary-general and Austrian president whose reputation was tarnished by disclosures he had hidden his past in Nazi Germany's...
Wiena, 14.06.2007 more...
Shimon Peres (Labour), Minister of Foreign Affairs, was born in Poland in 1923 and immigrated with his family as a child. He studied at the Ben Shemen Agricultural School, and was one of the founders of Kibbutz Alumot in the Jordan Valley. In 1943, he was elected secretary of the Hano'ar Ha'oved youth. In Israel's War of Independence, Mr. Peres was responsible for arms purchases and recruitment, and in 1948 was appointed head of the naval services. In 1949, he headed the Defense Ministry's procurement delegation to the United States. Mr. Peres was appointed Deputy Director-General of the Ministry of Defense in 1952 and served as its Director-General between 1953-1959. Mr. Peres has been a Member of the Knesset since 1959 and served as Deputy Minister of Defense from 1959-1965. In 1965, he left the Mapai Labour Party with Ben-Gurion and became Secretary-General of Rafi. In 1968, he was instrumental in bringing Rafi back to Mapai to form the Israel Labour Party. Mr. Peres became Minister of Immigrant Absorption in 1969 and served as Minister of Transport and Communications from 1970-1974. In 1974 he was appointed Minister of Information and later, Minister of Defense (1974-1977). The highlight of his tenure as Defense Minister was the Entebbe rescue operation. In 1977, Mr. Peres was elected chairman of the Labour Alignment. In 1984, a National Unity Government was formed, and he served first as its Prime Minister (1984-1986), and then as Vice Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs (1986-1988). During his term as Prime Minister, Israel withdrew from Lebanon and an economic stabilization plan was implemented. In 1978, Mr. Peres was elected Vice-President of the Socialist International. In the National Unity government (1988-1990), Shimon Peres served as Vice Premier and Minister of Finance. From 1990-1992, he led the opposition in the Knesset. Mr. Peres began his second tenure as Israel's Minister of Foreign Affairs on July 13, 1992 with the establishment of the new, Labour-led government. Shimon Peres has authoured the following books: The Next Step (1965); David's Sling (1970); And Now Tomorrow (1978); From These Men (1979):;Entebbe Diary (1991); The New Middle East (1993); Battling for Peace (1995). He has written hundreds of articles and essays. Shimon Peres is married to Sonya (nee Gelman); they have two sons and a daughter - and six grandchildren. nobelprize.org.
World leaders congratulate Peres; Beilin: Victory for peace camp

By Shahar Ilan, Haaretz Correspondent, Haaretz Service and Agencies World leaders and former rivals called Vice Premier Shimon Peres on Wednesday to congratulate him on his election victory in the race...
Tel Aviv, 14.06.2007 more...
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