Mystery deepens over Vienna UN death Source: austriantimes.at
A British nuclear expert who fell from the 17th floor of a United Nations building did not commit suicide and may have been hurled to his death, says a doctor who carried out a second post-mortem examination.
Vienna woman dies in bizarre tram accident Source: austriantimes.at
A 58-year-old woman died yesterday (Tues) after a bizarre tram accident when she got her coat caught in its doors and was dragged along a road.

According to the latest reports coming in and especially the one coming in from Reuters in which confirms what I have written before about the resignation of Mr. Shokri Ghanem.
Jaycee Dugard May Never RecoverSource: Arts & Living from Newser
It will be a struggle for Jaycee Lee Dugard and her two daughters to recover from the years they spent in captivity, writes Karen Kaplan in the LA Times. Psychologists have few comparable cases to draw from, and those that exist are not encouraging.
Missing girl admits love affair with uncleSource: austriantimes.at
A Vienna girl who called her parents eighteen months ago to tell them she was not coming home from school has been found living as her uncle's lover.
Cop gives back € 150,000 lost by armoured carSource: austriantimes.at
Shocked security guards had 150,000 Euros handed back to them after a policeman saw the cash slide out of the back of an armoured car as they transported money in Vienna.

By Greg Mathews:
Reporting in the Daily Telegraph, London on 02 June 2009 Barney Henderson writes that --- nearly one third of the Indian Members of Parliament (MP's) who took their seats for the first session of the new Parliament yesterday had criminal charges against them.
U.S. Accidentally Releases Secret List of Nuclear SitesSource: The New York Times
The federal government mistakenly made public a 266-page report, its pages marked "highly confidential," that gives detailed information about hundreds of the nation's civilian nuclear sites and programs, including maps showing the precise locations of stockpiles of fuel fo …
Killing of Sikh leader sparks riots in IndiaSource: irishtimes.com
TWO PROTESTERS were shot dead by police in northern India's Punjab state yesterday as rioters rampaged across the province after a widely revered, low-caste Sikh religious leader died in a clash between rival groups at a Sikh temple in Vienna, Austria.
Gun battle in Vienna Sikh templeSource: BBC News
At least nine people have been seriously injured in a shooting incident at a Sikh temple in the Austrian capital Vienna.
Vienna plans Bikecity living area just for cyclistsSource: austriantimes.at
Plans for a new urban housing project solely for cyclists have been unveiled by Vienna city officials.
The "Bikecity" project unveiled today (Fri) envisages an area of 250 flats on the Danube River waterfront in Vienna-Brigittenau which can only be reached by foot or bicycle.
Strange meetingsSource: New Statesman Contents
Vienna at the fin de siècle was a crucible of modernity. Amid the nervy multicultural babble of tongues in the imperial city, writers, artists, composers and architects jostled with philosophers, social reformers and scientists.
March 26Source: The-Backroom
Today in History
In 1827, composer Ludwig van Beethoven died in Vienna.
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Austrian tram driver fired for Nazi remarkSource: msnbc.com
A Vienna streetcar driver says it was all a joke, but his "Sieg Heil" to passengers has cost him his job - and could potentially land him before a judge.
Worldwide Demand for Oil and Gas DropsSource: ABC News
".....Slowing economic growth means less demand for oil and gas overseas, and at home.The cost of a barrel of crude oil is now under $90, down 40 percent from a record high of $147 a barrel in July.