Moose disrupts handicraft class in Sweden

SCHOOLCHILDREN in western Sweden received a surprise visit during their handicraft class when a moose jumped through the window. The teacher and a dozen teenagers fled the classroom on Monday to another part of the school and locked themselves...

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Serbia PM rejects OSCE censorship claim

SERBIA Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has demanded an apology from the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) over allegations that the government was censoring media and the internet. "From ... the OSCE, after all the...

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NATO, Russia views on Ukraine 'far apart'

NATO'S and Russia's views on the crisis in Ukraine "remain far apart," a spokeswoman for the military alliance says after its ambassadors met with Moscow's envoy to NATO, Alexander Grushko, for the first time since March. "It is clear that there...

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Ex-Montana gov, others seek money for mine

A GROUP of investors that includes former Montana governor Brian Schweitzer is seeking $10 million from a mining company in exchange for access to a huge copper and silver reserve - a move the company's chief executive says was "extortion" and included...

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Businesses worried about budget cuts

MORE than half of Australia's businesses are worried about the fallout from the federal government's tough budget will have on them. Nearly 60 per cent of businesses surveyed by Dun & Bradstreet expressed concern about the budget. Retailers...

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Egyptian satirist announces end of TV show

EGYPT'S leading satirist, Bassem Youssef, says his show will not be returning to television. Youssef and his crew announced the show's end at a press conference and raised a placard with "The End" written on it. He said he preferred to end the...

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Rate rises to start coming in a few months

BORROWERS should start bracing themselves for several interest rate increases next year as the non-mining sectors of the economy start to pick up pace. The board of the Reserve Bank of Australia meets on Tuesday, and all 15 market economists...

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