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Herald Tribune
WHO: Food contaminated by radiation a big risk
GENEVA - The World Health Organization says Japan needs to act quickly and ban food sales from areas around the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant if the food there is found to contain excessive levels... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)

Hainan Airlines

Aerospace Hainan Photos Transport Wikipedia: Hainan Airlines

TravelDailyNews
Hainan Airlines opening new sales office for Switzerland in cooperation with Aviareps
Hainan Airlines, the Chinese airline with the five-star Skytrax rating, is strengthening its worldwide presence with the inauguration of a new sales office in Switzerland. Aviareps is opening the... (photo: Creative Commons / Boeing Dreamscape)

United Airlines

TravelDailyNews
United announces mobile check-in and paperless boarding for international travel
United Continental Holdings, Inc. announced the expansion of mobile check-in and mobile boarding passes to United customers traveling with international itineraries. Customers may check in at... (photo: Creative Commons / Todd MacDonald)
Aerospace Photos Travel US Wikipedia: United Continental Holdings

Novak Djokovic, of Serbia, reacts after defeating Roger Federer, of Switzerland, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 in a semifinal match at the BNP Paribas Open tennis tournament, Saturday, March 19, 2011, in Indian Wells, Calif.

The Australian
Djokovic pulls rank on Federer
NOVAK Djokovic set up a final showdown with world No 1 Rafael Nadal and seized Roger Federer's No 2 ranking with a three-set victory over the Swiss at the... (photo: AP / Mark J. Terrill)
Photos Serbia Switzerland Tennis Wikipedia: Indian Wells Masters

Jaguar XJ 2 -- 2010 DC.jpg 2010 Jaguar XJ photographed at the 2010 Washington Auto Show.

The Providence Journal
Jaguar chief wants company to look forward
GENEVA, Switzerland - Jaguar is working "intensively" to develop a smaller car that can compete with the BMW 3-series and other small sport sedans, but don't expect it to... (photo: Public Domain / IFCAR)
Auto Geneva Market Photos Wikipedia: Jaguar Cars

Ivica Kostelic, of Croatia, slaloms past a pole on his way to clock the fastest time during the first run of an alpine ski, Men's World Cup slalom race, in Alta Badia, Italy, Monday, Dec. 22, 2008.

Star Tribune
Ivica Kostelic takes World Cup slalom title; Guiliano Razzoli wins final race
LENZERHEIDE, Switzerland - World Cup overall champion Ivica Kostelic added the slalom title on Saturday, and Guiliano Razzoli won the final race in thick fog. Kostelic... (photo: AP / Alessandro Trovati)
Photos Race Switzerland Title Wikipedia :Ivica Kostelic

Vonn-lindsey

Star Tribune
Lindsey Vonn 'devastated' losing World Cup title to Maria Riesch after last race is called off
LENZERHEIDE, Switzerland - Lindsey Vonn feels "devastated" at losing her World Cup overall title on Saturday without being able to fight for it in the final... (photo: Public Domain / Gerwig Loffelholz)
Photos Race Riesch Title Wikipedia :Lindsey Vonn

Jamaica Observer
Fastest ever Audi A3
A new take on the Audi A3 was unveiled recently at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show. For the first time in its history the ultra-successful premium compact car not only adopted... (photo: Creative Commons / MB-one)
Audi Geneva Motor Photos Wikipedia: Audi

Wall Street Journal
Nuclear Plants in EU to Be Tested
By ALESSANDRO TORELLO and LAURENCE NORMAN BRUSSELS—European Union member states agreed Tuesday to carry out stress tests on nuclear plants as soon as possible to... (photo: AP / Virginia Mayo)
Energy Europe Nuclear Photos Wikipedia: 2011 Japanese nuclear incidents

Headlines Europe

	My time at Barcelona coming to an end, says Guardiola CNN
	Germany's Merkel on crutches after knee operation The Daily Telegraph
	Nasdaq sees scale but customers worry about choice The Guardian

Terrorism

	The West´s unwanted war in Libya The Himalayan
	Libyan conflict tests Turkey's regional role Herald Tribune
	Libyan conflict highlights Turkey's delicate role as both Muslim NATO member, regional power Star Tribune

Defence

	Moral bankruptcy in Libya war Al Jazeera
	NATO commander warns against attacks on civilians, says looking into claim of civilian deaths Star Tribune
	Museum and Gallery Listings for April 1-7 The New York Times

FIFA president nominations close with duo set for battle

Swiss miss out as Arab capital flies to London

Willis Re: Japan Earthquake Losses Not Enough to Stir April

Callebaut Expands Cocoa Resources

Acid Test for Swiss Big-Bank Overhaul

Bernhard Hodler new Chief Operating Officer of Bank Julius B

Crises raise Middle East cash inflow - HSBC Swiss bank

Leading Swiss Forex Broker MIG BANK Obtains Securities Deale

French Vanilla Frozen Custard aka Heaven on Earth

Berlin polar bear Knut died of brain disease, zoo confirms

Solera Holdings, Inc. Signs Agreement to Purchase Assets fro

Kenyan flower industry's taxing question

Zurich, Switzerland 2009.02.25
sunny intervals.
	Min: -3°C/27°F Max: 3°C/37°F

An Egyptian Christian flashes a cross and a copy of the Muslims holy book the Quran during a rally to support Muslims and Christians in national unity at Tahrir Square, the focal point of Egyptian January 25 uprising, in Cairo

The devil is now in the details for Egypt's democracy

File - An Israeli prison guard checks a Palestinian prisoner pending his release from Ketziot prison camp in southern Israel's Negev desert Monday Oct. 1, 2007.

The First International Conference on the Rights of Palestinian Prisoners and Detainees

Japan seeks limited foreign aid

Japan seeks limited foreign aid

Gadhafi's gas stations pose dilemma for Europe Herald Tribune
AP Enterprise: Europe accepts assurances from Libyan oil com Star Tribune
Health Minister Attends Teleconference On Polio All Africa
Blast at Swiss nuclear lobby The Himalayan
Mina Edison instilled in Berne Davis civic leadership and a The Examiner
Swiss nuclear lobby hit by bomb The Guardian
Swiss media: 2 injured by bomb at nuclear office Herald Tribune
Pak opposes Baloch leader’s plea seeking asylum in Switzerla Zeenews
Hawks Support Dollar Against Yen and Swiss Seeking Alpha
Abbas willing to give up U.S. aid for sake of Palestinian un Daily Star Lebanon
Peres Believes Mideast Protests Could Bring Democracy To The Business Insider
Guantanamo is an evolutionary experiment Al Jazeera
Swiss firm sells Port Charlotte lots to Europeans Herald Tribune
In Libya, Inaction Was Not an Option Real Clear Politics
Disasters cost estimated $218B last year Herald Tribune
Israel president: Great hopes for Arab revolutions The State
The British abroad: how our diplomatic presence is changing The Guardian
Israel president hopes democratic revolutions will make Arab Star Tribune
FIFA president Sepp Blatter urges Brazil to speed up 2014 Wo Breitbart
FIFA president promises new 'zero tolerance' anti-corruption Breitbart

Embraer of Lufthansa Cityline in Regional colours

Lufthansa Reroutes Tokyo Flights

The nuclear plant of Neckarwestheim, southern Germany, photographed on Tuesday, March 15, 2011. Germany will take seven of its 17 nuclear reactors offline for three months while the country reconsiders plans to extend the life of its atomic power plants in the wake of events in Japan, Chancellor Angela Merkel said Tuesday March 15, 2011. They are: Biblis A and Biblis B, Neckarwestheim 1, Brunsbuettel, Isar I , Unterweser and Philippsburg.

Germany Shuts 7 Reactors for 3-Month Review

Core of CROCUS, a small light water nuclear reactor used for research at the EPFL in Switzerland - am1

Swiss Suspend Work on Nuclear Plants

Swiss Re Forms Microinsurance Catastrophe Program for Small Insurance Newsnet
Philip Morris Int'l's Camilleri made $20.6M in '10 Houston Chronicle
Philip Morris Int'l CEO Camilleri's compensation falls to $2 Star Tribune
Barry Callebaut unfazed by Ivory Coast cocoa fears Hartford Courant
Geneva noteholders agree to share exchange NZ Herald
Zurich says faces $500 mln in Asia-Pacific claims The Guardian
Zurich to take 500 million dollar hit for Asia disasters m&c;
Fish wins, takes No. 1 U.S. ranking The News & Observer
Lloyd's warns insurance premiums may rise after series of di The Guardian
Credit Suisse Launches Innovative Emerging Market Fixed Inco StreetInsider
Swiss franc down as SNB less hawkish than others The Times of India
Sonova bosses resign after share trading probe The Guardian
Disasters' economic toll jumped in '10 Newsday
Swiss Re: Cost of 2010 disasters totalled 218 billion dollar m&c;
Swiss Re says cost of disasters jumped threefold last year t Star Tribune
Actelion board seeks rejection of Elliott plan The Guardian
Confessions of a Swiss bank account holder The Times of India
The right diagnosis Hong Kong Standard
Emerging Markets Are a Trade, Not a Long-Term Investment Seeking Alpha
FINMA says some Swiss housing markets overheated-paper The Times of India

A crowded beach, Playas de Tijuana also relies on tourism as a major revenue. About 300,000 visitors cross by foot or car from the San Ysidro point of entry in the United States, to Tijuana, every day. Restaurants, taco stands, bars and dance clubs are part of the draw for the city's tourists.

USA Ranks 6th Overall In Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report

Audi A3 front 20071004

Apple App Users Compete for Nonvirtual Audi A3

Australian singer Kylie Minogue arrives for the screening of the film "Ocean´s Thirteen," at the 60th International film festival in Cannes, southern France, on Thursday, May 24, 2007. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth) (dn1)

On a night like this...Kylie celebrates five-year cancer all-clear with partner Andres at Dolce and ...

Berne Davis, the First Lady of Fort Myers and benefactor of The Examiner
Eric Riemenschneider exhibition opens Friday at Sidney & Ber The Examiner
Oklahoma City Real Madrid The Examiner
Oklahoma City Barcelona FC The Examiner
Jean-Yves Naouri is Named Executive Chairman of Publicis Wor Insurance Newsnet
By example, Billie Jewett inspired Berne Davis' later philan The Examiner
Husband Sidney inspired Berne Davis' faith in Fort Myers com The Examiner
Styled to a T | Big-Game The New York Times
Former Merck VP to advise Scynexis The Business Review
Major Polaroid Collection to Be Kept Intact, in Vienna The New York Times
Vienna museum acquires 4,400 Polaroids, some by Warhol The Independent
Philanthropist Berne Davis helped save the building that bea The Examiner
Swiss avalanche kills three skiers The Daily Telegraph
Water With an Edge Wall Street Journal
Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center seeks to nurture innovation The Examiner
For Watchmakers, the Trick Is Keeping Prices in Sync The New York Times
Swiss parliament set to spar over bank rules The Guardian
Auction Houses Benefit From Renewed Chinese Passion for Pock The New York Times
UK, Germany withdraw embassy staff from Yemen over unrest CNN
Collectors' Items Bring Spectacular Returns The New York Times

Honeybees

Where's the bee?

Bees - Honeybees - Insect

UN alarmed at huge decline in bee numbers

IPad Case

Will iPads drive the cars of the future?

Where European horses came from The Examiner
The 40-something ski bum: into a strange speed skiing underw The Daily Telegraph
Why We Suffer and How We Can Stop redOrbit
These Robot Quadrocopter Jugglers Perform For Your Amusement Crunch
LHC Provides New Tools For Discovery redOrbit
Swiss Franc’s Recent Dominance Business Insider
Humanity's influence on climate began 8,000 years ago, say r DNA India
Frightened birds’ wings grow faster and longer Zeenews
Succumbing to Temptation (and the Devil) in a Quest for Mone The New York Times
Tracking your Wi-Fi trail at the airport Seattle Times
Watchmakers compete for the young, old and rich The Boston Globe
Swiss watchmakers competing for young, old, rich Breitbart
Flying robots swarm to the task of disaster rescue CNN
Kraton Announces Plans to Showcase Latest Advancements in El StreetInsider
Elizabeth Taylor, legendary actress, dies at 79 of congestiv Lexington Herald-Leader
Not Just in, Thin Is Almost De Rigueur The New York Times
The Triumph of Unnecessary Beauty The New York Times
Nikolai Andrianov, Gymnastics Icon, Dies at 58 The New York Times
SAM Rates Johnson Controls as 'Gold Class Sustainability Lea StreetInsider
Credit Suisse Leads the Industry with Innovative Technologie StreetInsider

Volkswagen's Jetta car at an exhibition for display-Automobile-India.

Volkswagen Bulli Concept at 2011 Geneva Motor Show

Founder and editor of the WikiLeaks website, Julian Assange, faces the media during a debate event, held in London Tuesday July 27, 2010.

WikiLeaks founder's story optioned as feature film

Kareena Kapoor

Kareena Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan return to the Alps

Stir-Fried Swiss Chard and Red Peppers Herald Tribune
Esperanza Spalding brings Grammy-winning jazz to Europe Hartford Courant
No tears for Elizabeth Taylor where Richard Burton's body wa DNA India
Video: Swiss sweep men's half-pipe Yahoo Daily News
Boyd Tonkin: Fiction's secret road to freedom The Independent
War crimes and comedies at Francophonie Film Festival The Saigon Times
An Interview With Æthenor's Stephen O' Malley The Quietus
Expo in Lake Zurich showcases local businesses and family en The Examiner
New Young Pony Club's Tour Diary With Katy Perry The Quietus
Music soothed memory of war Herald Tribune
Curves Of steel The Telegraph India
Unconscious seen as power over lives The Columbus Dispatch
Duos: When The Sum Is Greater Than Its Parts All About Jazz
Video from Fiat Available on thenewsmarket.com: Alfa Romeo P redOrbit
Video from General Motors - Global available on thenewsmarke redOrbit
Geneva International Motor Show China Daily
Video from Jaguar available on thenewsmarket.com: Watch Live redOrbit
Polanski wins best director award Orange News
Video and Stills From Zurich Available on thenewsmarket.com: redOrbit
Mini Rocketman hits Milan Fashion Week; stars in film with s The Examiner

Censored News: Special Operations Center, Cities Near Bankruptcy, Tony Blair

Censored News: Special Operations Center, Cities Near Bankruptcy, Tony Blair

Australian Open 2010 Quarterfinals Nadal Vs Murray

Sports in Brief: Nadal defeats Federer in final

Giovanni Bisignani, Director General and CEO of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), talks during the Aviation and Environment Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, April 22, 2008.

IATA: Airlines to earn $15B in 2010, ups forecast

Alpine Cycling Without (Much) Pain Wall Street Journal
Swiss chard pesto The Boston Globe
Harry Dalmeny Trades the Gavel for a Toboggan Wall Street Journal
ABB wins order for hydropower link in India The Times of India
Swiss chard and apple 'risotto' The Examiner
Harry Winston Diamond Corporation Reports Record Fourth Quar Insurance Newsnet
Japan’s Government Likely to Bear Much of the Loss Herald Tribune
Japan's Government Likely to Bear Much of the Loss The New York Times
The LeanLaunch Pad at Stanford – Class 2: Business Model Hyp Business Insider
The Lean LaunchPad Class at Stanford: Class 2- Business Mode Business Insider
Patents in Southwest Virginia The Roanoke Times
Japan quake loss fears weigh on insurers Hartford Courant
At least 22 dead in quake, tsunami Independent online (SA)
Japan quake loss fears pile pressure on insurers The Guardian
Monster tsunami slams Japan, sweeps across Pacific basin Deccan Chronicle
Huge tsunami slams Japan, sweeps across Pacific basin Hartford Courant
Indonesia says Doha talks stalling, rich nations must do mor The Guardian
Its a kings life for Hasan Ali Khan DNA India
Everything You Need To Know About The Controversial Swiss Bi Business Insider
Waiting for India's request in Hasan Ali case: Swiss govt Zeenews

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