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Angolan police secure the compound where the African Cup of Nations soccer teams are based, in Cabinda, Angola, Sunday, Jan. 10, 2010.

Angola Football Photos Security Togo

Al Jazeera
Togo team heads home from Angola
Togo's football squad has flown out of Angola, withdrawing from the Africa Cup of Nations after being the target of an ambush that killed three and injured eight. The team pulled out on... (photo: AP / Darko Bandic)

Emmanuel Adebayor

Adebayor Football Photos Soccer Togo

The Miami Herald
Togo soccer team leaves Angola
CABINDA, Angola -- Togo's team has flown out of Angola, withdrawing from a continentwide soccer tournament after being the target of an ambush that killed three and injured eight. As he boarded the... (photo: AP / Jasper Juinen)

Svetlana Kuznetsova of Russia returns to Pauline Parmentier of France, during their second round singles match at Wimbledon, Thursday, June 25, 2009

CBS News
Kuznetsova advances to second round at Sydney International
SYDNEY -- French Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova advanced to the second round of the Sydney International with a 6-2, 6-7 (3), 7-5 victory over fellow Russian Alisa Kleybanova on Sunday.... (photo: AP / Anja Niedringhaus))

Photos Russia Sport Sydney Tennis

A woman passes by the election poster of Croatian presidential candidate Ivo Josipovic, of the Social Democrats in Zagreb, Croatia, Saturday, Jan. 9, 2010.

BBC News
Croatia votes for new president
Croatia is preparing to vote in elections for a new president. The first round of the election in December was won by Social Democrat Ivo Josipovic, but he failed to get an outright majority. Opinion... (photo: AP / Filip Horvat)

Croatia Elections Photos Politics President

Vanessa Paradis live at Châteauroux (France)

The Times
Vanessa Paradis: Je ne regrette rien
Vanessa Paradis and Johnny Depp have a nickname for the 45-acre private island they own in the Caribbean: F***-off Island. It sums up their antipathy to any intrusion... (photo: Creative Commons / Benoît Derrier / Flickr)

Caribbean Celebrity Media Photos Star

In this image made from the video provided by TPA via APTN, showing Togo national soccer team captain Emmanuel Adebayor, front centre, being helped by unidentified people, Friday Jan. 8, 2010, following a deadly attack by gunmen in Cabinda, Angola.

Al Jazeera
Togo 'will play' in Angola cup
Togo's national football team is reported to have decided to play in the Africa Cup of Nations in Angola, despite the country's government calling them home following a... (photo: AP / TPA via APTN)

Angola Crime Football Photos Togo

In this May 20, 2009 file photo, French actor and former soccer player Eric Cantona poses for photographs following an interview for the film 'Looking for Eric', during the 62nd International film festival in Cannes, southern France. Billed at the outset as a smackdown between big-name auteurs such as Quentin Tarantino, Ang Lee and Lars von Trier, the Cannes Film Festival neared its end with lesser-known filmmakers among the favorites to win the Palme d'Or, the event's top prize

The Observer
Eric Cantona and Rachida Brakni are toast of Paris as ex-footballer makes stage debut
She is a thoroughbred of the Parisian artistic elite: an award-winning actress who trained at the Conservatoire, joined the Comédie Française and has been directed by... (photo: AP / Joel Ryan)

Actress Brakni Cinema France Photos

U.S. actor Sean Penn, right, French actress, Charlotte Gainsbourg, left, and Martin Provost, center, who holds the best movie award, pose during the French Cesar Awards ceremony in Paris, Friday, Feb. 27, 2009.

The Observer
Charlotte Gainsbourg: 'I had no idea how scared I was of dying'
In the summer of 2007, had what seemed like a minor water-skiing accident. Six months later, after attending a gala screening in Venice of Todd Haynes's film, I'm Not... (photo: AP / Thibault Camus)

Actress Celebrity Photos Skiing Water

KLdy1 - May07 - Streets of Upper Siem Riep, Cambodia - third world country - local economy - Majority of the Khmers are living below poverty line earning as little as USD30-35 per month. (dy1)

The Observer
Lost in Cambodia
The name of Malcolm Caldwell is remembered now by very few people: some friends, family, colleagues, and students of utopian folly. In the 1970s, though, Caldwell was a... (photo: WN)

Cambodia Family Friends People Photos

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, right, and Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, left, seen before the summit of the Commonwealth of Independent States in Chisinau, Moldova, Friday, Oct. 9, 2009.

The Guardian
Ukraine welcomes western support, but Russia is a permanent fixture
Europe and the US flirt with Kiev, but Moscow is a jealous patriarch – and one to which Ukrainians may return in the current elections... (photo: AP / RIA-Novosti, Vladimir Rodionov, Presidential Press Service)

Europe Photos Russia US Ukraine

Travel

	Swedes rely on royal wedding to revive economy The Times
	Snow, freezing weather hit Europe, disrupt travel The Star
	Heavy snow brings travel chaos in Germany BBC News
	Eurostar still affected by snow BBC News

Entertainment

	The view from the sofa: Tough and unforgiving, like Heather's new haircut The Daily Mail
	Primary colours: Ellsworth Kelly's unseen early drawings The Independent
	Devouring Some Delicious Reads Inquirer
	Report: Derek Jeter to be married in November Houston Chronicle

Sport

	Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini offers Spurs target Micah Richards last chance The Daily Mail
	Cole fires England notice to Johnson The Independent
	Eurozone: Siena hit 'The Wall' as Mourinho's men steal points in thriller The Independent
	Wenger says return calls are 'selfish' The Independent

Paris Headlines

French towns fight for right to their very own Doc Martin

True Romance: They'll always have Paris

Postcard from Paris

Raise a glass to Paris's restaurant revolution

Ex-Land Securities star targets top Paris and London buildin

Law and music on hold: Josipovic now heads Croatia

Migrants from new EU states 'denied welfare'

EU rights body aims to change agenda with reliable data

Paris, France 2009.02.25
sunny.
	Min: 2°C/36°F Max: 9°C/48°F

Arsenal's Emmanuel Adebayor from Togo goes to score a goal, as Villareal's Gonzalo Rodriguez from Argentina fails to stop him, during their Champions League soccer match at the Madrigal stadium in Villarreal, Spain, Tuesday, April 7, 2009.

One dead, 9 hurt in gun attack on Togo soccer team

Participation of José Manuel Barroso at the 'An EU "fit for purpose" in the global age' conference - 04-11-2009

EU anti-terror chief favours airport body scanners

Newly named Culture Minsiter Frederic Mitterrand, a nephew of late Socialist President Francois Mitterrand prepares to ride his scooter after a takeover ceremony at the Culture Ministry in Paris, Wednesday June 24, 2009 in Paris.

France to start chasing illegal downloaders

Revelers See a Dimming in a Capital's Night Life The New York Times
All voters listed for Ivorian poll Independent online (SA)
Sarkozy puts woman in charge of 'spy school' The Independent
Inga Haag: Co-conspirator in the plot to assassinate Adolf H The Independent
Grandes �coles resist attempts to end their cloistered exist Irish Times
Niece of Quentin Davies on trial for killing man she met in The Times
Philippe Séguin obituary The Guardian
Judge warns French burqa ban could spur violence Syracuse
African soccer official: Togo confirms desire to play in Afr Breitbart
4 Basque separatists arrested in Portugal, France Syracuse
"The Museum of Innocence" by Orhan Pamuk Denver Post
Autonomy vote in French exclaves Al Jazeera
Script Excerpts: From Their Pens to Actors' Lips The New York Times
DJ Taylor: Pride before a fall The Independent
David Dimbleby: From doom to a diamond encrusted skull (Or a The Daily Mail
President Nicolas Sarkozy's father has name-dropping down to The Times
Frozen Europe: 100s of flights canceled in Germany Syracuse
Togo pulls out after 3 dead in attack in Angola Syracuse
UN chief pledges to work for nuclear-free world Khaleej Times
Paris licks its candy columns back into shape The Independent

Sony PS3 BluRay Remote Control

CES: 3D Blu-ray Player Roundup

An evening view of the illuminated exterior of the luxury hotel Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on Saturday, March 5, 2005. (AP Photo/Roberto Pfeil) hf1

Traveller's Guide To: United Arab Emirates

Google - Google Inc

Would taxing Google help fund the arts?

France battles theft of cultural treasures Breitbart
Biography of power Arab News
Family deported from Canada because their daughter has cereb Newsvine
A splash of colour Indian Express
Scenes from a life of crime Sydney Morning Herald
Nigerian suspect's radical trail leading to bomb bid Khaleej Times
“Stories from the Paul Robeston House: Lives Touched by a Re The Examiner
CONNICK, Frances San Fransisco Chronicle
Old meets new at Cleveland Museum of Art Pittsburgh Tribune Review
'The Simpsons' still having a cow 20 years later Penn Live
Movies have lost the human touch Kansas City Star
Upcoming Literary Events: San Francisco, January 9-15, 2010 The Examiner
Little Tramp stays silent as Charlie Chaplin reborn in 3D an The Guardian
ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER: Love Never Dies... but here's how I nea The Daily Mail
Dine on Eiffel Tower, as Paris comes closer The Times of India
Galerie Patrick Seguin brings Jean Prouve to the United Stat The Examiner
The French connection DNA India
Paris is my seduction, says designer Ritu Beri DNA India
Puducherry plans its own 'Eiffel' The Times of India
Alain Resnais defines enigma The Boston Globe

offshore wind farm

Britain Awards Contracts for Major Offshore Wind Farm Initiative

GlaxoSmithKline - GSK - Glaxo Smith Kline - (rt1)

Germany cancels part of GSK swine flu vaccine order

Google

France eyes 'Google tax' on Internet ads

ISRA sets the pace in Shariah research in finance Arab News
Argento's broad appeal to wine-lovers worldwide is a taste o The Times
Google apologises to Chinese writers over book flap Breitbart
Europeans stock up as no end to cold snap forecast Khaleej Times
Energy spinoffs turn fuel-hungry data centres into hot prope The Times
Euro zone unemployment rate in double digits Deccan Herald
Court says UBS broke law by handing over data The Boston Globe
Need to know: Virgin Money move ... Minerva fight ... Wolsel The Times
Tune Hotels inks agreement with Thai firm to establish prese The Star
Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport to experiment with body sca Hartford Courant
Eyegate Pharma has $23M round in focus Business Journal
Koreans eye power drive after UAE scoop Daily Star Lebanon
Spain, France tackle Internet piracy Newsvine
Paris airport to try scanners on US-bound flights Newsday
Spain calls for a binding EU economic strategy The Guardian
Brrr: Parents fight for sleds as Europe shivers Philadelphia Daily News
New European crackdown on illegal Internet downloads LA Daily News
In Europe and U.S., Data Shows a Murky Job Outlook The New York Times
Swiss Regulators' Demand of UBS Client Data Found Illegal The New York Times
EU would have to check France's Google tax plan The Boston Globe

Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson speaks to the media in Antrim, Northern Ireland, Sunday, March, 8, 2009.

Government Is in Peril as Scandal Rocks Ulster

Spain's Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, centre speaks alongside EU's president Herman Van Rompuy, left and European Commission President Jose Manuel Durao Barroso during a joint news conference at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid Friday Jan. 8, 2010.

E.U. Leaders Call for Sanctions Against Reform Busters

Arsenal's Emmanuel Adebayor

Emanuel Adebayor on Togo football team bus ambushed by Angola gunmen

Mom in good shape after delivering sextuplets Independent online (SA)
Reserving judgement on resveratrol The Examiner
Families of disappeared accuse Moscow of dirty war Wtop
The United Nation's first General Assembly convened 64 years Penn Live
Togo Drops Out After Fatal Attack The New York Times
Katy Guest: The Great Grit Conspiracy, and other joyful idea The Independent
With Detroit in Downturn, Entrepreneurs Look Up The New York Times
The Eyes Have It The Statesman
Man City star Emmanuel Adebayor's horror as Togo team mates The Daily Mail
Togo Team Bus Fired Upon; Driver Killed, Two Players And At Goal
Togo's Soccer Team Attacked on Its Way to Tournament in Ango The New York Times
Portugal: Gay Marriage Bill The New York Times
France: Imam Deported to Egypt The New York Times
Britain: 3 Arrested at Heathrow The New York Times
Cancer Risks Debated for Type of X-Ray Scan The New York Times
France to Begin Test of Scanners as European Debate Continue The New York Times
Bra colors sweep Facebook in cancer awareness push LA Daily News
6 Hurt in Attack on Togo Football Team Bus in Angola The New York Times
Virtual Liver Helps Surgeons Rehearse Tumor Removal Before S redOrbit
Britain may sell or donate swine flu vaccine because of over The Daily Mail

An Airport Security Force officer with an explosive detector patrols Benazir Bhutto International Airport in Islamabad, Pakistan on Monday, Jan. 4, 2010.

Who Is Winning the Terror War?

global warming - environment - nature

No, the Cold Doesn't Mean No Global Warming

The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh with the President of France, Mr. Nicolas Sarkozy, at the Bastille Day Parade of France, in Paris on July 14, 2009.

'Google tax' proposed on web firms' online ad revenue in France

Race Riots Grip Italian Town, and Mafia Is Suspected The New York Times
Reporter, Marine Die in Afghan Blast The New York Times
Bomb Goes Off Near Greek Parliament Building The New York Times
The green hype Indian Express
Raytheon Sarcos founder finds creativity in invention The Salt Lake Tribune
France ponders right-to-forget law Newsvine
The 31 Places to Go in 2010 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Palm Prē lands in France The Register
The IPhone: Now There's A Helicopter For That CBS News
Europe Divided Over Airport Body Scanners CBS News
Turning wood into bones BBC News
Wildlife huddles down to beat the cold BBC News
France considers tax for Google, Yahoo and Facebook BBC News
How galaxy disks are stirred vigorously DNA India
EU regulators say they would have to check any French plan t Hartford Courant
Portugal Parliament Votes to Permit Gay Marriage The New York Times
New Treaty for E.U., but Same Jostling for Power The New York Times
Don't drive blindfolded National Post
Italy Puts Swiss Haven From Taxes Under Siege Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Tax Google, others, French panel says The Boston Globe

Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown speaks during the National Tourism Summit called "Visit Britain" at the BT Arena and Convention Center in Liverpool, England, Thursday, Jan. 8, 2009.

Iceland draws sword on 'pillager' Gordon Brown

Members of staff are seen demonstrating a new full body security scanner at Manchester Airport, Manchester, England, Thursday Jan. 7, 2010.

EU nations divided on use of airport body scanners

Two Yemeni soldiers operate at a checkpoint in the streets of San'a, Yemen Thursday, Jan. 7, 2010.

Yemen hard-pushed to deliver

JUST A LOT OF NOISE The Telegraph India
Cabinda separatist worries about more attacks, denies respon Star Tribune
Background: Who Is Al-Qaida? WPXI
Second Cup Cafe: Katharine McPhee CBS News
Experts warn of holes in world watch lists Ohio
World terror watch lists flawed Khaleej Times
'Drunk' British passengers spark Heathrow terror scare The Times
African Cup of Nations - Togo players injured, driver killed Yahoo Daily News
Experts say terror watch lists have limited uses The Siasat Daily
Experts: world watch lists are flawed terror tool Kansas City Star
Watch lists have helped nab militant in Indonesia, but exper Star Tribune
Prospects for the New Year World Security Network
Extra screening won't stop the problem The Boston Globe
Indian Navy doing its bit The Statesman
Challenges To Tolerant Islam Newsvine
Wife Says CIA Bomber Hated The United States CBS News
EU members divided over airport body scanners BBC News
US bomb suspect 'gave intelligence' Al Jazeera
Plane suspect 'recruited in London' Al Jazeera
Yemen arrests three militants after shoot-out The Boston Globe

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