eurostar.com Clock watch Three European countries will not be putting the clocks back on 25 October, when most nations end daylight saving.
National IGY committees were then established by scientific organizations in many countries, and more than 70 nations ended up cooperating in IGY.
Leaders of developing nations, ending a three-day summit meeting here today, called for a "new global human order" to spread the world's wealth and power.
Days later, the deadly game of nuclear brinkmanship between the two nations ended, Khrushchev sent Kennedy a message that Soviet missiles would be taken back.
CARTAGENA, Colombia — A summit meeting of Western Hemisphere nations ended without a final statement of consensus on Sunday, after the United States and some Latin American nations remained sharply divided over whether to continue excluding Cuba from such gatherings.
Meeting on June 7th and 8th in Bavaria, the Group of Seven (G7) industrial nations ended their summit by talking of the "decarbonisation of the global economy over the course of this century".
Stocks dipped on Wall Street after sinking in Europe on Friday as the Group of 20 nations ended a summit meeting with seemingly little headway in resolving the debt crisis in the euro zone.
Three days of brainstorming by the leaders of virtually all the world's nations ended tonight with a brave attempt to agree on a set of goals for the next millennium, and common values by which to govern.
A7 More Korea Talks Are Planned The United States, North Korea and four other nations ended negotiations in Beijing and decided to keep talking, as Bush administration officials concluded that the diplomatic track still offered the best hope of resolving the Korean nuclear crisis.
The United States, North Korea and four other nations ended three days of negotiations and decided to keep talking, as the Bush administration concluded that the diplomatic track still offered the best hope of resolving the Korean nuclear crisis.
Secretary Powell used his speech to promote the administration's philosophy on foreign aid, which demands that developing nations end corruption, open their borders to trade and improve services in exchange for assistance.
