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wo Russians from Chechnya over the fatal shooting of a Chechen dissident." A 43-year-old man "was found dead with gunshot wounds in Gerasdorf, near Vienna, on Saturday." Police arrested "a 47-year-old in Linz." A second Russian, also from Chechnya and living in Austria, "was detained on Sunday for inve

as she walked toward the growing line of golf carts preparing to parade around one of" The Village's "town squares for President Trump's birthday." Sandler had been "at an anti-racism vigil that sought to honor the memory of people killed by police, but whoever controlled the Villages' sound system wou

Qatar." Radio Free Europe (7/6, 9K) reports Austrian police are "investigating whether the murder of a Russian asylum seeker outside the capital of Vienna over the weekend was a political assassination." The police had earlier "said that a 43-year-old Russian man was shot dead on July 4 in a parking l

olvement in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and Russian authorities implicated in the death of Sergei Magnitsky. The New York Times (7/6, Landler, 18.61M) says that with the move, Britain is "seeking to carve out a post-Brexit role as a human-rights defender." Monday's action marked "the first

tural world that will help us predict the impact of climate change on living organisms | BY LINDSAY BORTHWICK GROUP OF PLANT SCIENTISTS GATHERED IN VIENNA IN 2005 AT THE International Botanical Congress. The meeting was pretty much what you would expect until its conclusion, when the congress declared:

into its watersheds, and the group now faces fines for illegally introducing inva- sive species. To make matters worse, the animats may not survive, ADAM SPANGLER They Didn’t Mean That IN OUR FALL 2007 ISSUE, Howard Frumkin of the Centers warned that global warming was “perhaps the largest looming public heal