The European Union and Spain have spoken out again the Bolivian government's nationalisation of the local unit of Spanish power transmission company Red Electrica. Bolivia's leftist President Evo Morales justified the nationalisation by saying the company had failed to invest enough and he has "an obligation to.. recover what is ours". Brussels said the move sent a negative signal... read more.

The European Union and Spain have spoken out again the Bolivian government's nationalisation of the local unit of Spanish power transmission company Red Electrica. Brussels says the move sends a negative signal to international investors over doing business in Bolivia. John Clancy, trade spokesman for the European Commission, the EU's executive, said: "Actions like this one necess... read more.

Computer games can be played using eye-tracking technology to control the action on screen. All players have to do is look at what they want to shoot. Two cameras record eye movements and send commands to the software. Swedish company Tobii has been working on this technology for 10 years, and it is already well established as an aid for disabled people. Henrik Eskilsson, the CEO ... read more.

Crime in the cyber world is booming - it's said to be even more lucrative than the global drugs trade. While authorities struggle to tackle that - they're also planning for the future... It's feared terrorists could unleash a cyber weapon and wreak havoc in the real world. Crime, terrorism and the web issues under the spotlight in this edition of On the Frontline. Find us on: Yout... read more.

Unemployment in the eurozone has equalled the record high of 15 years ago, according to the latest data, driven by rises in Italy and Spain. Even Germany's jobless rate edged higher last month when adjusted for seasonal factors -- such as weather, though the seasonally-unadjusted data showed that unemployment fell in April. Economists said the recent months' steep falls in unemplo... read more.

When a madman begins committing murders inspired by Gothic writer Edgar Allan Poe's works, a young Baltimore detective, played by Luke Evans, joins forces with the author (John Cusack) in a bid to track down the killer in The Raven. Find us on: Youtube bit.ly Facebook Twitter twitter.com ... read more.

Finnish filmmaker Timo Vuorensola's latest movie is a science fiction comedy called 'Iron Sky.' It is 1945 and a group of Nazi scientists escape the Fall of Third Reich in space rockets and land on the Dark Side of the Moon. Undetected they construct a military base and invasion armada, but the announcement of the arrival of a US Space Shuttle spreads panic with hilarious conseque... read more.

Inflation slowed slightly in Europe in April; in the 17-member eurozone it is now 2.6 percent, still above the ECB's 2 percent limit, although it is projecting the figure to be below that next year. However consumer confidence has fallen by more than expected, and core inflation, stripping out volatile costs like energy, actually rose. It all argues for the ECB keeping rates on ho... read more.

With Spain now officially back in recession, a quarter of its working adults out of work, and its financial sector bombed-out by bad debt the government has announced it is talking about setting up an Irish-style "bad bank". It is Madrid's latest wheeze to try and head-off an unwanted international rescue plan. After 2011's horrible Q4 figures the first quarter of 2012 is the seco... read more.

"I lost the swing in my left arm. It did not work very well. I realised something was wrong". "My problems started 11 years ago. So I went to the doctors, and they eventually diagnosed Parkinson's disease. It was 2002". "Now I cannot work in the garden as often. At least not for as long as I used to. I really enjoyed electronics and used to solder small components. It is now impos... read more.