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Microsoft Friday popped the cork on its plans to sell software through subscriptions, rather than through licenses as it now does.
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Leaders of the world's major industrialized nations, hoping to stem a growing backlash against globalization, pledged Sunday at their annual economic summit to do more to provide schooling, health care and food to the poorest nations.
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Latvia's efforts to join NATO and the European Union will be central to a visit here by Latvian President Vaira Vike-Freiberga.
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"There are too little people in Lithuania who realize the importance of information technologies development", Rimantas Pleikys, the Communications and Informatics Minister of Lithuania, says.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted Saturday that Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic was becoming a problem, according to a German official.
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Microsoft has completed a near-final version of its 64-bit edition of Windows 2000 that will be sent to all software developers with Itanium prototype computers.
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The iPaq is selling via online
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Moldovan President Petru Lucinschi on Thursday vetoed a law that would end direct presidential elections.
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"If 5-7 rebel leaders are not eliminated, the situation in Chechnya will be aggravated," former Interior Minister, a deputy of the Russian State Duma, Army General Anatoly Kulikov announced in an exclusive interview with RBC.
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The newly formed Russian Baltic Party of Estonia plans to create Estonia's first Baltic Russian history museum next fall as part of its platform to improve life for Estonia's Russian minorities, said party board member Viktor Lanberg.
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Polish citizens will be consulted on joining the European Union in a referendum to be held at the end of 2001 or in 2002, Prime Minister Jerzy Buzek said Monday.
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Two more former secret police in the Baltic states have been found guilty of Stalinist-era crimes against humanity and sentenced to prison.
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The Austrian government nationalist Freedom Party (FPOe) of Joerg Haider still insists that the Czech Republic's EU entry is "impossible" unless the post-war Benes decrees are abrogated.
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The elections to the Seimas will begin in several months and today this event is mostly discussed in Mass media. The parties are preparing primarily electoral rolls and discuss their tactics.
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Girls and young women in the US are dissuaded from pursuing careers in the high-tech industry by violent electronic games, dull programming classes and the public image of the IT industry as a "nerdy", antisocial wordd.
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The Intel Corporation has filed a trademark legal suit against Intelnet, Inc., a firm which specialises in er... intelligent networks and fingerprint verification.
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Presidents Aleksander Kwasniewski of Poland and Valdas Adamkus of Lithuania attended on Saturday a re-enactment of the battle of Grunwald.
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Polish lawmakers approved Friday a controversial draft law that would compensate people for work carried out under the communist regime by giving them ownership of their apartments.
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Azerbaijan rejected on Thursday a U.S. State Department report that the ex-Soviet state had been a hub for Moslem sympathisers.
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De Beers, the world diamond monopoly, intends to buy more diamonds from Russia as part of its new strategy and to remain firm to its contractual obligations to Russia.
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