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latest news & developments10 of the best museums in Europe you should know
From penguins to purses to prostheses – why not take a detour from big museums and try one of these intriguing alternatives?
Breaks to break the bank for
From Francis Ford Coppola’s new hotel in Italy to the genius of Klimt in Vienna, <b>Claire Wrathall</b> has some tempting tips for travellers.
Funding discussions dominate Aids conference
Flat-lined rather than scaled-up funding promises to be a central issue at the International Aids Conference in Vienna.
Opec set to hold oil supply steady
Oil at close to means Opec will almost certainly keep existing output cuts in place when it meets in Vienna on Wednesday.
Living in a cellar: Elisabeth Fritzl’s home for 24 years
The windowless space had no heating, no hot water, no sunlight or fresh air, but it was Elisabeth Fritzl’s home and that of her children for 24 years.
Vienna, the spy capital of the world
Twenty years after the end of the Cold War, Vienna remains a spy haven, swarming with foreign agents who think nothing of killing in broad daylight.
Vienna hospitals ban Crocs
Vienna’s hospitals said on Tuesday they were banning popular Crocs plastic clogs, often worn by nursing staff.
Spain cast aside under achievers millstone in style
”Football was the winner” is one of the most over-worn cliches in the game but it happened to be true about Spain’s victory in Euro 2008.
Spain end 44-year title drought
Spain ended their 44-year wait for a major international title with a 1-0 victory over Germany at the Euro 2008 final in Vienna on Sunday.
Blatter has backup plan for 2010
Fifa president Sepp Blatter said on Sunday that he still believed in South Africa as the World Cup host, but also said he had a ”plan B”.
Spain ready to bypass German supremacy
The battle for the Euro 2008 title is encapsulated by the duel between Michael Ballack and Cesc Fabregas, where the German captain’s power is pitted a
Hiddink says improved Russia will play Spain
If Spain expects the same generosity from Russia in the semifinals that it received in the teams’ first match of the tournament, it must think again.
Spain win shoot-out to reach semis at last
Spain beat Italy 4-2 on penalties after a goalless Euro 2008 quarterfinal on Sunday to end their shoot-out hoodoo and reach the last four.
Croats in shock after dramatic loss to Turkey
The last two minutes of Croatia’s Euro 2008 loss to Turkey will torment Croatia coach Slaven Bilic for the rest of his life.
Germany add their touch to tourney thrills
Germany joined the Euro 2008 thrill-seekers on Thursday, beating flamboyant Portugal in a five-goal classic.