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NATO extends Baltic air patrols

February 8, 2012 18:20
Brussels — Ahead of Chicago NATO summit, doubts remain about Europeans’ ability to fend for themselves as US turns to Asia.
February 6, 2012 15:17
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Patient gets a new jaw from 3D printer

Doctors predict that transplants done with the help of 3D printers will become more common.
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Product Marketing Manager of Stratasys Inc, Fred Fischer (R) and Vice President International Sales, Woody Frost stand next to the newly launched U-print 3D printer in Bangalore on July 30, 2009. Design Tech Systems, the sole country-wide distributor of Stratasys, organised the conference to launch U-Print, a personal 3D printer from their dimension series in India. (DIBYANGSHU SARKAR/AFP/Getty Images)
An 83-year-old woman has a new jaw made from titanium powder, constructed one layer at a time by a laser.
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Belgium hit by massive strike as leaders fly in for crisis summit

January 30, 2012 14:38
Brussels — Belgium's first general strike in almost 20 years brought the country to a near standstill Monday as European Union leaders were gathering in Brussels for their latest summit on the euro zone crisis.

Police raids put new focus on child abuse by Belgian priests

January 19, 2012 16:37
Hundreds of Belgians have alleged abuse since a bishop confessed to molesting boys.

Belgium gunman Nordine Amrani murdered cleaning woman before rampage, say police

News DeskDecember 14, 2011 11:35
Officers made the discovery in a shed on Amrani's property, where weapons, ammunition and cannabis plants were also found.

Belgium attack: Police find body in home of Liege gunman (VIDEO)

News DeskDecember 13, 2011 09:22
At least five people are dead and more than 100 injured in a gun and grenade attack in Belgium.

Zimbabwe's mines still rife with abuse

Farai MutsakaOctober 6, 2011 06:23
MUTARE— Zimbabwe's diamonds are mined with rampant human rights abuses and yet are sold internationally despite Kimberley Process sanctions, charge activists.

Still for sale in Belgium

October 6, 2011 06:23
ANTWERP — Antwerp’s role in the world diamond trade is crucial to the Belgian economy, accounting for 5 percent of the country’s total exports.

Meet Dexia, the Bear Sterns of 2011. But this time it's worse.

October 4, 2011 15:56
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BOSTON — Dexia SA, an otherwise obscure Brussels-based financial institution is roiling markets across Europe and the U.S. this week.

Belgian politics makes room for Nazi apologists

June 16, 2011 07:00
BREENDONK, Belgium — The legacy of collaboration has become the latest battlefield between Belgium's deeply divided French- and Dutch-speaking politicians.
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