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The Guardian
New crops key as April food prices steady -FAO
Thu 5 May 2011
* All eyes on U.S. corn markets - FAO grain expert * 2011 wheat output seen up 3.5 percent, big recovery in Russia * April prices 2 percent below records hit in February (Adds details, new comments... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)

A former opposition presidential candidate Andrei Sannikov sits in a cage during a court session in Minsk, Belarus, Wednesday, April. 27, 2011.

Belarus Democracy Human Rights Photos Wikipedia: Andrei Sannikov

The Independent
Brutal Belarus regime begins show trial for opposition leader
Thu 28 Apr 2011
The trial of one of Belarus's leading opposition politicians began yesterday in Minsk. Andrei Sannikov, who stood against the authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko in elections in December, is... (photo: AP / Sergei Grits)

A relative of a Chernobyl victim lays flowers near a monument to victims of the Chernobyl explosion, surrounded by photos of the victims, in Ukraine's capital Kiev.

The Examiner Wed 27 Apr 2011
Chernobyl anniversary over but alternative energy activism just beginning
Alternative Energy Examiner thanks everyone displaying alternative energy activism for yesterday’s celebration of the 25th anniversary of Chernobyl nuclear disaster. This event marked a major... (photo: AP Photo / Efrem Lukatsky)
Anniversary Energy Nuclear Photos Wikipedia: Chernobyl disaster

Silvio Berlusconi /wam2

Breitbart Tue 26 Apr 2011
Berlusconi talks up nuclear on Chernobyl anniversary
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi speaks at a joint press conference... Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Tuesday talked up nuclear power as the "safest" form of energy on the 25th... (photo: AP Photo / Andrew Medichini)
Government Italy Photos Politics Wikipedia:Silvio Berlusconi

Woman lights candles to honor the memory of the victims of the Chernobyl disaster in Kiev, Ukraine, early Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Ukraine marked the 25th anniversary since the Chernobyl power station exploded in the world's worst nuclear accident, endangering hundreds of thousands of lives and contaminating pristine forests and farmland.

The Daily Telegraph Australia Tue 26 Apr 2011
World marks 25 years since Chernobyl nuclear disaster
THE world marks a quarter century since the world's worst nuclear disaster at Chernobyl in Ukraine, haunted by fears over the safety of atomic energy after the Japan... (photo: AP / Sergei Chuzavkov)
Chernobyl Disaster Nuclear Photos Wikipedia: Chernobyl disaster effects

BBC News Tue 26 Apr 2011
Chernobyl nuclear disaster: Ukraine marks anniversary
Ukraine is marking the 25th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear accident - at the Chernobyl power plant. An explosion at one of the plant's reactors sent a plume of... (photo: AP / Sergei Chuzavkov)
Disaster Nuclear Photos Ukraine Wikipedia: Chernobyl disaster

File - Chernobyl nuclear power plant with sarcophagus. (Chernobyl, Ukraine)

The Guardian Fri 22 Apr 2011
Chernobyl and Fukushima share wounds of disaster
Associated Press= With the passage of time, Chernobyl has become well-explored territory. Guides take you through the nearest town, Pripyat, and they know exactly where... (photo: IAEA file)
Disaster Nuclear Photos Pollution Wikipedia: Fukushima I nuclear accidents

ag2 Maria Sharapova in her match against Venus Williams at the Sony Ericsson Open on Sunday March 25, 2007

United Nations Thu 21 Apr 2011
UN Goodwill Ambassador Maria Sharapova voices hope on Chernobyl anniversary
UNDP Goodwill Ambassador Maria Sharapova21 April 2011 Twenty-five years after the deadly accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the region around it is moving... (photo: WN / aruna)
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon speaks at a conference to review the workings of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) at United Nations Headquarters

Indian Express Thu 21 Apr 2011
More nuclear accidents likely, warns UN chief
The world must prepare for more nuclear accidents on the scale of Chernobyl and Japan's Fukushima Dai-ichi plant, the UN chief warned today, saying that grim reality will... (photo: AP / Seth Wenig)
Japan Nuclear Photos Chernobyl Wikipedia: Ban Ki-moon

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (centre) addresses a Security Council meeting on the situation in Libya, where deadly government attacks against civilians are ongoing, 25 February, 2011.

Seattle Times Wed 20 Apr 2011
UN chief: More nuclear accidents are likely
KIEV, Ukraine — The world must prepare for more nuclear accidents on the scale of Chernobyl and Japan's Fukushima Dai-ichi plant, the U.N. chief warned Wednesday,... (photo: UN / Evan Schneider)
Nuclear Photos Politics UN Wikipedia: Ban Ki-moon

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File - Valentin Inzko, High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, briefs the Security Council on the situation in that country.

Bosnia is in crisis, top intl official tells UN

File - Ultra-nationalist Serb Vojislav Seselj adjusts his earphones after entering the court room to face a charge of contempt of court , for allegedly threatening a witness, at the Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands, Friday March 6, 2009.

Vojislav Seselj: UN tribunal to rule on acquittal bid

A Japanese watches TV on the death of Osama bin Laden, at an electronics retailer in Tokyo on Monday May 2, 2011.

A billionaire's son who became the world's most-wanted terrorist

Interview: Jim Rogers on Long Agriculture, Short Bonds and . Seeking Alpha
Russian blogger Alexei Navalny faces criminal investigation The Guardian
Evgeny Lebedev's speech on press freedom at Oxford Universit The Guardian
Evgeny Lebedev warns of political backlash against abuse of The Guardian
Bin Laden's Great Mistake: What Osama Never Understood About New America Foundation
Dear China: Help Us Fix Pakistan New America Foundation
U.S. criticizes Japan over island dispute with Russia: WikiL Breitbart
Information war waged against Belarus, president says RBC News
EU Seeks to Trim List of Tariff Beneficiaries Wall Street Journal
Chinese dissident urges Australia to talk human rights with m&c;
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Bosnia envoy warns UN council of crisis The Boston Globe
Taiwan president protests to China over WHO name row m&c;
Forum highlights Soviet war sacrifices Times Union
China urges Bosnia to implement peace agreement China Daily
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President Obama voices human-rights "concerns" to China m&c;
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Glencore advisers on track for $275 mln pay day

Glencore advisers on track for $275 mln pay day

Hundreds of anti nuclear protesters block the tracks near Hitzacker, northern Germany, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010. Activists rappelled down from a high bridge, broke through police lines and chained themselves to German train tracks Sunday, trying to halt a shipment of nuclear waste as they protested Chancellor Angela Merkel's plans to keep using nuclear energy.

German May Day anger over open labour market

In this undated photo released by Mexico's National Oil Company, PEMEX on June 13, 2006, an offshore oil installation is seen in the gulf of Mexico near the coast of Campeche, Mexico. In the midst of Mexico's biggest oil boom since the 1970s, the nation's top two presidential candidates are debating whether to turn outward and open oil to private investors, or inward by exporting less crude and giving Mexicans subsidized gasoline but the real challenge lies elsewhere: finding new deposits to replace Mexico's rapidly declining Cantarell field off the Gulf Coast. (AP Photo/PEMEX)hg3

Russia to suspend gasoline exports

Rosoboronexport's Visit to Istanbul redOrbit
Gold Miner Rejects Uzbek Tax Evasion Charges The Street
Vatican-appointed panel warns of climate change The News & Observer
Fewer flights on-time in March, cancellations down The News & Observer
Senate panel grills Apple, Google on location data The News & Observer
Dollar mixed on speculation of more aid for Greece The News & Observer
Boston Scientific CEO will retire at year-end The News & Observer
Mechel's Board Recommends Dividend Amount StreetInsider
Report: Clinton slams China's rights record The News & Observer
TD Ameritrade says client assets keep growing The News & Observer
Ex-GM CEO Robert Stempel dies at 77 The News & Observer
Russia investigates anti-corruption activist Fresno Bee
Russia ramps up gas exports to Europe RBC News
Russian investigators open a probe against prominent anti-co Star Tribune
Wendy's/Arby's loss narrows; plans price increases The News & Observer
Wholesale companies boosted inventories in March The News & Observer
Egypt inflation climbs on surging food prices The News & Observer
Palestinians issue first bonds The News & Observer
Maker's Mark bourbon makes television debut The News & Observer
Harland Financial Solutions Announces New Head of Business D Insurance Newsnet

Pregnant Women - Pregancy. (ps1)

Call for thyroid screening in pregnancy

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Pope beatifies John Paul II before more than a million faithful

Russian President Vladimir Putin. Moscow. At a board meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry. (js1)

Vladimir Putin promises to boost Russia's birth rate in possible campaign pitch

Newspaper 'Regrets' Erasing Hillary Clinton The New York Times
In the wake of disaster - recovering tourism in Japan The Daily Telegraph Australia
Austrian court OK's extradition of Croatian ex-PM Herald Tribune
Get to know your MPs, NDP edition Canada Dot Com
Island adventures: Exploring coastal Georgia The State
Japan Reaffirms Nuclear Energy Use Herald Tribune
Russia marks Victory Day with vast parade Herald Tribune
Sir John Scarlett: 'MI6 has no room for mavericks' The Daily Telegraph
Undernews for May 8 2011 Scoop
1 policeman, 4 rebels killed in Russia Herald Tribune
Aircraft carriers gain clout in naval power Herald Tribune
Scientists measure Arctic soot in bid to slow global warming Kansas City Star
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Counselling for admission The Hindu
The IoS Happy List 2011 - the 100 The Independent
Single adoptive mom counts herself lucky Herald Tribune
China, Central Asian states hold anti-terror drill Herald Tribune
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Left Behind: Bin Laden's Wife and Daughter The New York Times
Video of Syria's 'Friday of Defiance' The New York Times

Tibetan PM Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche speaking during His Holiness the 14th Dalai lama's 75th-birthday anniversary celebration, Dharamshala, India

Tibetan official sounds alarm about repression at monastery

President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, during a press conference of the EU-Russia summi

Putin against 'radical change'

Russian President Vladimir Putin in a Joint press conference with Finnish Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen and President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso following the Russia-European Union informal summit. cg1

Putin drops strongest hint yet of bid for presidency

King & Spalding open in Moscow The Business Review
An American Tragedy American Spectator
Time govt stopped foreign funding of Civil Society groups DNA India
Spreading the jihadi virus in Southeast Asia Inquirer
Nabucco delays raise questions about pipeline’s viability - ICIS
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President Zuma of South Africa joins UNWTO / WTTC global cam TravelDailyNews
French court to rule on whether Uzbek president is a 'dictat The Daily Telegraph
Greenville school feeding The Examiner
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US government lies about bin Laden: can you handle the docum The Examiner
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Spotty Showers (remembering the "Fridley Outbreak" of 1965) Star Tribune

Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin promises £33 billion to boost birth rate

Indian activists hold banners as they participate in a protest against proposed nuclear plant in Mumbai, India, Monday, March 21, 2011. The protest was organized by environmentalists and Leftist trade unions against the proposed Jaitapur nuclear power plant in MaharashtraÕs Konkan region.

Villagers oppose India's big nuclear reactor plan

Russian President Vladimir Putin leaves the hall after a news conference in the Kremlin in Moscow,Thursday, Feb. 1, 2007. President Vladimir Putin, in his annual marathon news conference, portrayed Russia as economically robust, a victim of unfair suspic

Lyudmila Ulitskaya: why I'm not afraid of Vladimir Putin

WikiLeaks show Uighur rebels trained in Pakistan The Times of India
HRW says Philip Morris tackling Kazakh labor abuse The Boston Globe
Kazakhstan: Philip Morris International Overhauls Labor Prot Human Rights
Glencore: Profiteering from hunger and chaos Al Jazeera
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Invoke Sun, Wind gods for satisfying energy needs The Times of India
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Romania to host missile defense base The Boston Globe
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Romania air base to host US missile shield The Jordan Times
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The Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Shri Jaipal Reddy with the Minister of Mines, Afghanistan, Mr. W. Shahrani, the Advisor to the Prime Minister of Pakistan on P&NG, Dr. Asim Hussain and the Minister of Oil & Gas Industry & Mineral Resources, Turkmenistan, Mr. B. Nedirov at the Ministerial Steering Committee Meeting on Turkmenistan � Afghanistan � Pakistan � India (TAPI) pipeline project, in New Delhi on April 28, 2011. The Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, Shri S. Sundareshan is also seen.

Pact on contours of TAPI gas price

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, stands next to her daughter Piper as they dish out hot-dogs during the governor's picnic in Wasilla, Alaska Friday, July 24, 2009. This is one of three governor's picnics Palin is attending before she resigns as governor in Fairbanks on Sunday, July 26, 2009.

Donald Trump: Channeling Sarah Palin - to the same end

Audi RS5 back

Audi wants to grow top-end market share in China up to 30 per cent

Russia to boost investments in Iraq oil, energy sectors m&c;
Trican- 2011 First Quarter Results StreetInsider
Iran doing final pre-start tests at nuclear plant The Jordan Times
Europe's Nabucco Pipeline Delayed Again The New York Times
It’s the End of the Dollar as we Know It (Do we Feel Fine?) Business Insider
BP tries to save Russian oil deal Houston Chronicle
BP to hand Rosneft deal to TNK-BP Seattle Times
BP makes urgent peace bid in row with Russian partner The Guardian
BP to start talks with Rosneft to go ahead with Arctic explo Star Tribune
BP gets deal to develop gas in Azerbaijan The Boston Globe
BP to develop Azerbaijan gas Independent online (SA)
Oil's Drop Tests Russia's Budget Wall Street Journal
Russia's oil export revenue climbs 25% RBC News
Russia's Lukoil to quadruple overseas oil production m&c;
Asia Falls on Commodity Slump Wall Street Journal
Angry Polish Miners Injure Guards, Break Doors The Street
New Orleans Chernobyl The Examiner
ETF Buys Booming Small-Cap Oil Stocks The Street
THE TWO-DOLLAR TELL-ALL – THIS IS WHAT THE RUSSIANS ARE FIGH Business Insider
Glencore Pricing Values Firm At About $61 Billion The Street

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