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A Myanmar farmer ploughs rice paddy in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, Monday, July 5, 2010.

Agriculture Elections Myanmar Photos Wikipedia: Burma

Wall Street Journal
Myanmar Loosens Yoke on Farmers
By A WSJ Staff Reporter | YANGON, Myanmar—Moves by Myanmar's military regime to loosen its grip on the impoverished nation's once-mighty rice industry in advance of an election this year have ra... (photo: AP / Khin Maung Win)

An F-22 from Elmendorf AFB, Alaska intercepting a Russian Tupolev Tu-95 near Alaskan airspace. F-22A Raptors of the 90th Fighter Squadron performed their first intercept of two Russian Tu-95MS 'Bear-H' bombers in Alaska, on 22 November 2007.

Canada Defence Photos Russian Wikipedia: CanadaRussia relations

BBC News
Canadian jets intercept Russian bombers
Canadian CF-18 fighter jets were dispatched to intercept Russian bombers as they skirted Canadian airspace by the Arctic, the defence ministry says. | The bombers, which sometimes fly near Canada, wer... (photo: Creative Commons / Kelly)

President Barack Obama listens to a reporter's question as he makes an unannounced visit to the James Brady Briefing Room for the daily press briefing, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010, at the White House in Washington.

NZ Herald
Obama's daytime TV charm offensive
By Robert Winnett 10:25 AM Saturday Jul 31, 2010 Email Print | Barack Obama became the first sitting President to appear on a daytime television chat show as he attempted to reach out to ordinary Amer... (photo: AP / Charles Dharapak)
Obama Offensive Photos Programme Television

President Barack Obama addresses employees at the Chrysler's Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit, Friday, July 30, 2010.

The New York Times
Dogged by a Slowdown, Obama Touts Car Revival
| DETROIT — President Obama came here on Friday to tout an economic success story, but instead got a lesson in how hard it is going to be to turn around the perception and the reality that the r... (photo: AP / Carlos Osorio)
Automaker Economy Photos US Wikipedia: Troubled Asset Relief Program

Pakistani villagers collect fixtures off their wall which collapsed due to heavy flood in Nowshera, Pakistan on Friday, July 30, 2010.

The New York Times
400 Killed in Flooding in Pakistan, Officials Say
| PESHAWAR, Pakistan — More than 400 people have died and thousands of others were made homeless as some of the worst floods in Pakistan’s history hit this no... (photo: AP / Mohammad Sajjad)
Aid Floods Pakistan Photos

Chinese paramilitary police patrol near a mosque closed to Friday prayers in Urumqi, western China's Xinjiang province, Friday, July 10, 2009.

The New York Times
China Sentences 3 Webmasters of Uighur Sites
| BEIJING — Three men accused of “endangering state security” for their role in maintaining popular Uighur-language Web sites have been sentenced to pri... (photo: AP / Ng Han Guan)
China Law Photos Uighurs Wikipedia: Uyghur people

Pakistani rescue workers take a break as they search for evidence and victims at the site of Wednesday's deadly plane crash, in the mountains surrounding Islamabad, Pakistan on Thursday, July 29, 2010.

The New York Times
Search Resumes After Pakistan Plane Crash
| ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — For the first time since Wednesday’s airplane crash that killed 152 people, rescue workers continued the search for body parts and the... (photo: AP / Anjum Naveed)
Aviation Disaster Pakistan Photos Wikipedia: Airblue Flight 202

Exterior view of the U.S. Embassy in Paris Friday, July 30, 2010 where two of its employees are undergoing medical tests after handling a suspicious letter.

The New York Times
Suspicious Envelope Received at U.S. Embassy in Paris
| PARIS — | Two employees of the United States Embassy in Paris underwent medical examinations on Friday after handling a suspicious envelope that arrived at the em... (photo: AP / Yoan Valat)
France Photos Security US Wikipedia: U.S. Embassy, Paris

In this photo taken Sunday Sept. 27, 2009, Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi delivers his speech as he attends a meeting in Milan, Italy.

The New York Times
Berlusconi Splits With a Coalition Ally
| ROME — Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi split with one of his major allies, Gianfranco Fini, on Thursday night, weakening Italy’s governing coalition and ra... (photo: AP / Alberto Pellaschiar)
Berlusconi Coalition Italy Photos Splits

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez speaks during a press conference at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Thursday, Feb. 25, 2010.

Gulf News
Chavez seeks legitimisation
| On July 16, shortly after midnight, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez reached back in time. He presided at the exhumation of the remains of Simon Bolivar — Latin A... (photo: AP / Ariana Cubillos)
Chavez Photos Politics Venezuela Wikipedia: Hugo Chávez

Lebanese President Michel Suleiman, center, receives Saudi King Abdullah, left, and Syrian President Bashar Assad, right, upon their arrival at the Presidential Palace in Baabda, east of Beirut, Lebanon, Friday, July 30, 2010.

The New York Times
Syrian and Saudi Leaders in Lebanon for Talks
| BEIRUT, Lebanon — President Bashar al-Assad of Syria and King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia arrived in Beirut on Friday for talks on possible indictments of Syria&rsqu... (photo: AP / Grace Kassab)
Lebanon Photos Saudi Arabia Syria Wikipedia: Rafic Hariri

Health

	Dogged by a Slowdown, Obama Touts Car Revival The New York Times
	'People Power People' remembers Cory Aquino Inquirer
	Malaria is Mumbai's big menace Gulf News

Issues

	Gender war, yet to be won The Hindu
	'People Power People' remembers Cory Aquino Inquirer
	UK former deputy PM doubted Iraq WMD intelligence The Star

Science

	Greece and the Power of Negative Thinking The New York Times
	DAE unveils supercomputer Deccan Herald
	NASA's Mars Rover may not survive The Examiner

Entertainment

	Obama's daytime TV charm offensive NZ Herald
	VIDEO: Jen Aniston Talks Making Babies With Jay Leno OK! magazine
	Julia Roberts: `I don`t normally work this hard anymore` m&c

Mexico's TV channel cancels show after kidnappings

Piers Morgan joins CNN in clearest sign yet he's being p

Mexico's biggest TV network cancels news program in soli

Mexico's TV channel cancels show after kidnappings

Digital Media Director 2.0: Jack-of-all-Trades, Master of Ma

Accused Drug Dealer's Family Behind Stolen Robstown News

Nicolas Anelka ready for court fight with French newspaper o

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Legal newspaper fights prior restraint on publication of inf

Anelka taking French newspaper to court

A Myanmar farmer ploughs rice paddy in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, Monday, July 5, 2010.

Myanmar Loosens Yoke on Farmers

President Barack Obama addresses employees at the Chrysler's Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit, Friday, July 30, 2010.

Dogged by a Slowdown, Obama Touts Car Revival

Chinese paramilitary police patrol near a mosque closed to Friday prayers in Urumqi, western China's Xinjiang province, Friday, July 10, 2009.

China Sentences 3 Webmasters of Uighur Sites

Valley learns to live by night in troubled days The Times Of India
Israel Launches Airstrikes On Gaza Scoop
Arizona: Movement, Perhaps, on Immigration Law The New York Times
Oregon: No Prosecution for Gore The New York Times
Panel Advises Reprimand for Rangel, Not Expulsion The New York Times
U.S. Plans to File a Trade Complaint, Citing Labor Violation The New York Times
Feckless and Cruel The New York Times
Stop saying sorry for our history: For too long our leaders The Daily Mail
Leadership hopefuls' final hustings London Evening Standard
Indian American physician honoured by US Congress Deccan Herald
Australian PM Gillard heading for defeat: new poll The Star
Kan. Senate race turns nasty as GOP seeks fighter The Guardian
Colombia's FARC rebels offer talks, conditions to new pr m&c
Russia: Chairwoman Steps Down From Human Rights Council The New York Times
No Afghan Ally Left Behind The New York Times
Saudi Arabia Must Stop Deporting Somalis Scoop
Organized Crime Increasingly Linked in Africa Scoop
Clean Water And Sanitation is a Human Right Scoop
Boat Capsizing in DR Congo Scoop
Needs of Women in Post-Quake Haiti Scoop

A Myanmar farmer ploughs rice paddy in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, Monday, July 5, 2010.

Myanmar Loosens Yoke on Farmers

President Barack Obama addresses employees at the Chrysler's Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit, Friday, July 30, 2010.

Dogged by a Slowdown, Obama Touts Car Revival

An unidentified man stands near a gas flare belonging to the Agip Oil company in Idu Ogba, Niger Delta area of Nigeria, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2006. OPEC and the European Union agreed in Vienna Wednesday to maintain a close "energy dialogue," stressing the importance of working together to help stabilize and secure the world's oil markets. Edmund Daukoru, Nigeria's oil minister and president of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, met with Martin Bartenstein, the energy minister of Austria, which holds the EU's rotating presidency. In a statement, the EU presidency said both reaffirmed the need to stay in close touch on energy issues.

Trying to Spread Africa's Wealth

Suit blames Mets owners for Madoff-related losses NZ Herald
US stocks move little but have best month in a year NZ Herald
U.S. Plans to File a Trade Complaint, Citing Labor Violation The New York Times
IPO VIEW-NXP IPO valuation may be too rich-analyst The Guardian
Labor unions to 'hire' leaders China Daily
Brooklyn Heights, First 'Burb Wall Street Journal
On Busy Day for Jets, Coles Returns for Third Stint The New York Times
Li Ka-shing buys EDF arm for $9.1b China Daily
Signs of Oil Spill Recovery Entering New Phase ABC News
Myanmar Loosens Yoke on Farmers Wall Street Journal
Due priority to curb money power, says new CEC The Hindu
Digital Media Director 2.0: Jack-of-all-Trades, Master of Ma Fast Company
The baby panda factory: Inside the extraordinary breeding ce The Daily Mail
Bond yields, OIS hit new highs on policy woes The Times Of India
Bush backers engulfed in $550m scandal The Independent
Plot Change: Foreign Forces Transform Hollywood Films Wall Street Journal
In short Irish Times
Giant grain marketers in A$2b merger NZ Herald
Online broking shake-up NZ Herald
Shell gas proposal snags on election NZ Herald

A Myanmar farmer ploughs rice paddy in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, Monday, July 5, 2010.

Myanmar Loosens Yoke on Farmers

Pakistani villagers collect fixtures off their wall which collapsed due to heavy flood in Nowshera, Pakistan on Friday, July 30, 2010.

400 Killed in Flooding in Pakistan, Officials Say

Local residents carry buckets of water to extinguishes a peat fire in a forest near the town of Shatura, some 130 km (81 miles) southeast of Moscow, Thursday, July 29, 2010. Peat swamps started burning in central Russia following an unprecedented heat wave.

Sweltering heat breaks new record in Moscow

Needs of Women in Post-Quake Haiti Scoop
Pakistani Floods Affect Nearly a Million People Scoop
Aid For North-Western DR Congo Scoop
Myanmar Loosens Yoke on Farmers Wall Street Journal
Floods kill at least 267 as rains trigger landslides NZ Herald
Fires and Storms Kill at Least 28 in Russia The New York Times
400 Killed in Flooding in Pakistan, Officials Say The New York Times
Floods kill at least 313 in Pakistan NZ Herald
Halving Hunger Through â€œBusiness as Unusualâ€ GroundReport
Floods Kill at Least 430 in Pakistan The New York Times
Pakistan floods kill more than 400 National Post
Death toll rises over 440 in Pakistan floods (2nd Roundup) m&c
Death toll reaches 400 in Pakistan floods (Roundup) m&c
KENYA: Divided by the colours of a new constitution IRINnews
Death toll reaches 400 in Pakistan floods m&c
At least 267 killed and thousands missing in Pakistan's The Daily Mail
Officials: Floods kill at least 267 in Pakistan Herald Tribune
Floods kill at least 267 in Pakistan NZ Herald
Over 100 killed in Pakistan floods Zeenews
Sweltering heat breaks new record in Moscow The Star

Soldiers guard a street in the area where, according to Mexico's Defense Minister, Mexican drug cartel leader Ignacio Coronel Villareal, aka Nacho Coronel, was killed during an army raid in Zapopan, near Guadalajara, Mexico, Thursday July 29, 2010.

Death of Mexican Drug Lord Boosts Calderón's Push

Chinese paramilitary police patrol near a mosque closed to Friday prayers in Urumqi, western China's Xinjiang province, Friday, July 10, 2009.

China Sentences 3 Webmasters of Uighur Sites

INDIA-BANK-ROBBERY

Man gets 13 years in prison for bank robberies

Israel Launches Airstrikes On Gaza Scoop
9 cops named, Shah spared Deccan Chronicle
Stop saying sorry for our history: For too long our leaders The Daily Mail
R.I. Police Digest: ACI inmate charged with aiding escape The Providence Journal
Army Broadens Inquiry Into Disclosure of Reports to WikiLeak The New York Times
Saudi Arabia Must Stop Deporting Somalis Scoop
Organized Crime Increasingly Linked in Africa Scoop
Clean Water And Sanitation is a Human Right Scoop
Boat Capsizing in DR Congo Scoop
Needs of Women in Post-Quake Haiti Scoop
UN Agency to Begin Training Electoral Observers Scoop
Pakistani Floods Affect Nearly a Million People Scoop
UN Support to Field Operations Scoop
Everglades: Heritage Site in Danger Scoop
Pacific Rim v. El Salvador Scoop
Is Justice Balakrishnan holding a devil's brief? Scoop
Asia: Women's views on prevention of torture Scoop
Pakistan: The WISE women of Karachi Scoop
Pakistan: Two Steps Forward- One Step Back Scoop
Horn of Africa Once Again Polio-Free Scoop

Black Eyed Peas at Playboy's Super Bowl Party at the Sagamore Hotel Miami, Florida February 6, 2010

New Black Eyed Peas album due this year?

Alicia Keys performs during The Freedom Tour at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida - March 27, 2010

Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz marry

Aerosmith Lead singer Steven Tyler performs during the pregame show before Super Bowl XXXVIII on Sunday, Feb. 1, 2004, at Reliant Stadium in Houston. (AP Photo/Dave Martin) (js1)

'American Idol' -- are Jennifer Lopez, Steven Tyler joing ensemble of judges on new season?

Jersey Shore star Snooki arrested NZ Herald
Sandra Bullock withdraws her support for controversial BP oi The Daily Mail
Stop saying sorry for our history: For too long our leaders The Daily Mail
Back to work for bankrupt Real Housewife Teresa Giudice as s The Daily Mail
Fashion leader turned hand to philanthropy NZ Herald
Needs of Women in Post-Quake Haiti Scoop
Why must the middle classes be the hardest hit when his axe The Daily Mail
PLATELL'S PEOPLE: Virginity repairs and an NHS that' The Daily Mail
Piers Morgan joins CNN in clearest sign yet he's being p The Daily Mail
Never-ending cycle of obsessive revenge NZ Herald
Mel's ex-lover in DWTS gig talks The Daily Telegraph Australia
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Finding a cure for a very British diseas The Daily Mail
Elisabetta Canalis puts cocaine allegations behind her as sh The Daily Mail
Will the new book by Diana author Andrew Morton be the bombs The Daily Mail
Plot Change: Foreign Forces Transform Hollywood Films Wall Street Journal
If I were president... Irish Times
Stagestruck Irish Times
A New York state of mind Irish Times
'The greatest party in the world' Irish Times
TV host loses her contract suit The Star

Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel of Germany celebrates after winning the British Formula One Grand Prix at the Silverstone racetrack, in Silverstone, England, Sunday June 21, 2009. Red Bull driver Mark Webber of Australia came second and Brawn GP driver Rubens Barrichello of Brazil finished third.

Motorsport: Vettel sets pace at Hungary practice

President Barack Obama addresses employees at the Chrysler's Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit, Friday, July 30, 2010.

Dogged by a Slowdown, Obama Touts Car Revival

Ben Roethlisberger arrives at the ESPY Awards on Wednesday July 15, 2009, in Los Angeles.

Roethlisberger Arrives at Camp, Hoping to Put Off-Season Behind Him

CVC report on CWG: CM refuses comment The Times Of India
Arizona: Movement, Perhaps, on Immigration Law The New York Times
Tennessee: Returned Boy Back in Russian Orphanage The New York Times
Oregon: No Prosecution for Gore The New York Times
Panel Advises Reprimand for Rangel, Not Expulsion The New York Times
Yankees Fade Late, and Rays Inch Closer The New York Times
A Tougher Car Safety Agency The New York Times
The Fight Over Education in Washington The New York Times
Detention and the Disabled The New York Times
Feckless and Cruel The New York Times
Stop saying sorry for our history: For too long our leaders The Daily Mail
Golf: Langer takes early Senior Open lead NZ Herald
Greece: Truckers and Police Clash Over Plan to Extend Strike The New York Times
Russia: Chairwoman Steps Down From Human Rights Council The New York Times
Sudan: Violent Clashes Erupt Over Peace Talks for Darfur The New York Times
In Maine Village, Lobster Goes Briskly; Traffic, No The New York Times
Boy Scouts Seek a Way Back to Relevance The New York Times
Army Broadens Inquiry Into Disclosure of Reports to WikiLeak The New York Times
Tampering With Gas Line Caused Blast, Officials Say The New York Times
Girl Scouts Try to Shed Campfire Image The New York Times

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