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Cameron Diaz Smiles All 'Knight & Day' In Austria

A Socialite's Life (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago

Cameron Diaz films scenes from Knight & Day at the Festspielhaus in Salzburg, Austria. ...read full story

Civil Unions For Austria

Joe. My. God. (Free subscription) | yesterday

Austria has passed a comprehensive civil unions law, but part of the compromise with the country's right wing includes a provision that gays cannot hold ceremonies at registry offices. The compromise, achieved after weeks of wrangling between the ruling Social Democrats and their conservative coalition partner in government, will give gay couples equal rights to heterosexuals with regards to pensions...

Austria, Russia discuss South Stream pipeline

Boston Globe (Free subscription) | yesterday

Austrian officials are in Moscow to negotiate an intergovernmental agreement linked to the South Stream natural gas pipeline project.

Tom Cruise in Austria's Salzburg for film shoot

Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009

Tom Cruise has arrived in the Austrian city of Salzburg to shoot scenes for the new action comedy "Knight & Day."

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Tom Arrives in Salzburg, Austria to Film “Knight & Day”

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes (Free subscription) | yesterday

Yesterday (November 19), Tom Cruise arrived in Salzburg, Austria (one of my favorite places!) to film some more scenes of his new movie “Knight & Day”. He and co-star Cameron Diaz have been in Boston filming and we have seen some great pictures of Tom doing his stunts. As Tom got off the plane at the Salzburg Airport, he waved at fans and shook the hand of one of the airport workers....

Austria's Gays Get Civil Unions! (With 37 Fewer Rights That Married Heteros!)

Queerty (Free subscription) | yesterday

So Austria's gays were just granted civil union rights! This means they can get a pretty piece of paper, just like heterosexual couples, and involve themselves in their partners' social security claims and inheritance rights and tax filings and pensions and stuff. Then what's the bad news? CONTINUED » Permalink | Post a comment | Add to [...]

Austria voices support to two-state solution to Palestinian-Israeli conflicts

People Daily (Free subscription) | yesterday

Austrian Foreign Minister Michael Spindelegger voiced his support Thursday to the two-state solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflicts -- a Palestinian state to live in peace with a secure Israel. Spindelegger met in Vienna with Hanan Ashrawi, a Palestinian parliamentarian and a central figure in the struggle for the establishment of a democratic Palestinian state. "We continue to make our...

Tom Cruise in Austria's Salzburg for film shoot

Examiner (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009

Tom Cruise has arrived in the Austrian city of Salzburg to shoot scenes for the new action comedy "Knight & Day."

Tom Cruise Lands In Austria!

X17 Online (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009

Katie Holmes' hubby sure looks friendly 24/7! The Hollywood heartthrob just arrived at the airport in Salzburg, Austria to continue filming his latest flick with Cameron Diaz, Knight & Day. You know, that action-comedy that sorta sounds like Mr....

Cameron Joins Cruise In Austria!

X17 Online (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009

The two superstar actors are looking to give both their careers a jump start with Knight & Day, an action-comedy from the director of Walk the Line. Think it'll be the hit they need? It worked for Brad and...

Tom Cruise Arrives in Austria on a Private Jet

Just Jared (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009

Tom Cruise arrives at Austria’s Salzburg Airport on a private jet on Thursday (November 19). The 47-year-old actor is abroad to film Knight And Day - co-star Cameron Diaz will also fly across the pond to continue shooting. Tom’s wife, Katie Holmes, is in New York shooting The Romantics - she recently began filming a wedding scene [...]

The new Skiing Austria site is live

ski austria (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009

The new Skiing Austria site is now live - it is a couple of weeks behind schedule but that beats the New Wembley by some distance! So some of the features: Content – every picture on www.skiingaustria.co.uk has been taken by us. You can argue that some are better than others but the key thing is [...]

Austria: Art, Architecture & Design

rsseurope.net | Published News (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009

Vienna Travel - Culture and Recreation 20 Vote(s)

Austrian investor buys Williams stake

The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | yesterday

Vienna - Austrian investor Christian Toto Wolff has joined Williams as a minority stakeholder, the British Formula One team announced Friday. The team did not disclose the size of Wolff's share but said that the 37-year-old financier is taking a se...

Obama Warns of Iran Sanctions

Truthdig (Free subscription) | yesterday

President Barack Obama has signaled an escalation in the ongoing nuclear dispute with Iran, warning that punitive measures could come soon after Tehran rejected a proposal to send its enriched uranium to Russia or France for further processing. The Guardian: Barack Obama has signalled a further escalation in the crisis over Iran’s nuclear ambitions by serving notice that punitive measures could...

Austria's Voestalpine to cut employee work hours

kellya | 15/01/2009

Austrian steel maker Voestalpine AG will reduce working hours for about 10 percent of its 42,000 employees because of the global economic downturn, the company said Wednesday. The decision will affect roughly 2,500 workers in the company's Austrian-based steel division, a statement said. About 1,500 workers at Voestalpine's automotive division sites in Austria, Germany and the Netherlands also will

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Successful Trades with Austria

kellya | 15/01/2009

U.S. exporters could improve their market position and be more aggressive, taking into account that their best advantage is the price. German electro-medical products cost with more than 15 percent, compared to U.S. products. In 2006, U.S. imports reached an estimated $258.9 million these are also estimated to increase by an annual growth rate of 10 percent. The U.S. is also an important supplier for