AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch maritime services company SMIT will pump oil from a capsized Italian cruise liner once search operations for missing people have ended, the Dutch company said on Sunday. A few dozen people were still unaccounted for after cruise ship Costa Concordia, which carried more than 4,000 people, capsized near the Italian island of Giglio on Friday evening. At least five people were killed. ...

Costa Crociere, the owner of the luxury liner that ran aground off the coast of Italy, killing at least five people, said on Sunday its captain had made "errors of judgment".

Costa Crociere, the owner of the luxury liner that ran aground off the coast of Italy, killing at least five people, said on Sunday its captain had made "errors of judgment".

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Millions navigate maze of German immigration law - Deutsche Welle

Wednesday, 18 January 2012 10:34

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Bildunterschrift: Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: The EU's Blue Card for skilled residentw is the ... The German constitutional law is handed out with the certificate of naturalization After five years, the holders of a temporary ...

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Is the International Health Service made better by immigration? - Daily Telegraph Blogs

Thursday, 12 January 2012 18:12

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Immigration is in the news again ... and now the heads of two royal colleges have written to the Telegraph saying that EU laws are damaging medical care. As this paper reports: They warn that there are “huge variations” in the ability ...

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Does Obama’s new immigration policy bend the law? - Palm Beach Post (blog)

Thursday, 12 January 2012 01:59

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Before State immigration enforcement laws are repealed, before the some left-oriented ... seeking a way out of their own poverty in other countries; from Europe to South and Central America and every other hemisphere. This is another billion ...

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Denmark loosens harsh immigration rules, right wing protests - GlobalPost

Wednesday, 11 January 2012 00:12

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MALMO, Sweden — Denmark’s new left-wing government has made its first moves to loosen the country’s draconian immigration laws, opening it up to attack from the country’s powerful far-right. The new coalition, which took power last October ...

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