A new round of conversation of Tehran and the UN nuclear agency will be held within a month, said Iran's ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Reza Najafi. The conversation will be held in the Austrian capital of Vienna on December 11.

On 9th and 10th November, 1938, a series of coordinated attacks took place in Nazi Germany and Austria against Jews. The act, which has been termed as Kristallnacht, had taken the lives of a number of people.

Stefan Kastenmüller has been employed for the recently created role of general manager for Germany, Switzerland and Austria at WWE. It has opened its first office in Germany.

Kastenmüller has been effectively working in product and entertainment management from two decades. Earlier, he used to work in executive management posts at Ringier, UFA/Fremantle, Disney, Philip Morris and MTV.

According to a latest report, a super typhoon roared in the Philippines, which led to the death of about 100 people. The officials in the country discovered many bodies of the people affected by the typhoon.

These bodies were found strewn on the streets of a coastal city. The officials found these bodies while they were seeking access to distressed and cut-off communities.

According to a latest research, about two-third of Jews are of the opinion that anti-Semitism is a problem where they live. Also, about three-quarter of them believe this problem is increasing and spreading like fire in the present scenario.

The survey acknowledged that anti-Jewish attitudes have increased to a great extend over the past recent years.

Theodore Bikel, 89, will be honored by the Austrian government on the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht. The event first started in 1938, November in Germany and Austria.

It is thought of great worry for all people of Philippines. According to a new report, scientists warned that the strongest storm on the planet is heading towards the Philippine. So, all the people of Philippines have been shifted to a safer place by the government.

Yesterday, the European Commission revealed that economy of Europe has `reached a turning point' and the economy will keep on recovering over next year.

Growing business confidence and increasing domestic demand are expected to support the revival. This was told by the commission, the European Union's executive arm.