Category:Geneva

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This is the category for Geneva, a city in Switzerland. RSS Latest stories Refresh this list to see the latest articles. 18 June 2011: UN passes LGBT rights resolution 30 November 2009: LHC sets new particle energy acceleration record 18 January 2009: Gunmen abduct 3 ICRC representatives in the Philippines 21 September 2008: Large Hadron Collider damaged, to be shut down for repairs 7 May 2007: Global WTO competition for law students won by the University of Melbourne 5 May 2007: Worldwide student competition brings WTO debate battle to Geneva 13 October 2006: Geneva bomb scare causes chaos 16 June 2006: Tram derails in Geneva 22 May 2006: Chief of World Health Organization dies 7 September 2005: UN holding recruitment exams in under-represented countries

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Pages in category "Geneva"

The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total.

C Chief of World Health Organization dies G Geneva bomb scare causes chaos Global WTO competition for law students won by the University of Melbourne Gunmen abduct 3 ICRC representatives in the Philippines

L Large Hadron Collider damaged, to be shut down for repairs LHC sets new particle energy acceleration record N No breakthrough in the WTO trade talks T Tram derails in Geneva

U UN holding recruitment exams in under-represented countries UN passes LGBT rights resolution W Worldwide student competition brings WTO debate battle to Geneva

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