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US Permanent Representative Briefs Media on DPRK The Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2094 (2013), condemning the 12 February nuclear test by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) and imposing new sanctions on that country. Susan Rice, Permanent Representative of the United States to the UN, speaks to journalists following the adoption of the resolution.

Benghazi Diplomat Photos US Wikipedia: Susan Rice

The Guardian
Obama names outspoken Rice as his security adviser
JULIE PACE AP White House Correspondent= WASHINGTON (AP) — Defying Republican critics, President Barack Obama named outspoken diplomat Susan Rice as his national security adviser Wednesday, giving her... (photo: UN / Mark Garten)

US Permanent Representative Briefs Media on Sudan and South Susan Rice, Permanent Representative of the United States to the UN, speaks to journalists following a closed-door Security Council meeting on Sudan and South Sudan.

Defense Photos Politics USA Wikipedia: Susan Rice

Al Jazeera
Rice to be named US national security adviser
President Barack Obama plans to appoint US Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice as his national security adviser, replacing Tom Donilon, who is resigning, a White House official... (photo: UN / Rick Bajornas)

Emir of Qatar Sheik Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani, center, attends the opening session of the Arab League Summit in Doha, Qatar, Tuesday, March 26, 2013.

BBC News
Qatari leaders signal they are ready to change guard
Change is afoot in the world's richest nation, Qatar. Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, and his Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani, are said to be putting... (photo: AP / Ghiath Mohamad)
Arab Photos Politics Qatar Wikipedia: Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani

In this photo made Tuesday, April 2, 2013, shows the construction of the dam in Asosa Region Ethiopia. Ethiopia started to divert the flow of the Blue Nile river to construct a giant dam on Tuesday, according to its state media, in a move that could impact the Nile-dependent Egypt.

Stuff
Egypt 'war' talk raises Nile dam stakes
Egypt does not want war with Ethiopia but will keep "all options open", President Mohamed Mursi said on Monday (Tuesday, NZT), turning up the heat in a dispute over a giant dam Addis Ababa is building... (photo: AP / Elias Asmare)
Egypt Ethiopia Nile River Photos Wikipedia: Water conflict in the Middle East and North Africa

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan salutes lawmakers and supporters of his party as he addresses at the parliament in Ankara, Turkey, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012, a day after France's Senate voted a law that would make it a crime in France to deny that the killing of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire nearly a century ago was a genocide.

The Washington Times
Turkish P.M. Erdogan tells supporters that protests must end
Facebook Follow @washtimes Will NSA snooping via records obtained by the FBI be the story that forces Eric Holder to resign? Login to Vote View results ISTANBUL —... (photo: AP / Burhan Ozbilici)
Erdogan Photos Politics Protests Turkish Wikipedia: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

Wind turbine - wind energy - renewable energy

Business Day
SA among 10 to form renewable energy club
SOUTH Africa has joined a group of 10 countries that have established a Renewables Club, with the common goal of promoting the use of energy generated from renewable... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Energy Germany Photos South Africa Wikipedia: Renewable energy

In this Saturday, June 8, 2013 photo, Libyans are seen during fighting outside the office of the Libya Shield pro-government militia in Benghazi, Libya.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Libyan army chief resigns following clashes in Benghazi
TRIPOLI, Libya -- One of Libya's highest military officers resigned Sunday after clashes between protesters and a government-aligned militia he was in charge of left... (photo: AP)
Libya Military Photos Protests Wikipedia: Libyan civil war

Libyan rebel fighter is silhouetted next to El Malti Mosque on the way to the city of Bani Walid, Libya, Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2011.

Deutsche Welle
Libya protests kill 28 in Benghazi
At protests in the Libyan city of Benghazi, 28 people have been killed at the headquarters of former rebels who had fought against Moamar Gadhafi. Civilians launched an... (photo: AP / Francois Mori)
Benghazi Libya Photos Protests Wikipedia: 2011–present Libyan factional fighting

Libyan rebels who are part of the forces against Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi guard outside the refinery after their victory in fighting against troops loyal to Gadhafi in the oil town of Ras Lanuf, eastern Libya, Saturday, March 5, 2011. Witnesses say Libyan rebels have captured the oil port town of Ras Lanouf from pro-Moammar Gadhafi forces, their first military victory in what could be a long, westward march to the capital Tripoli. The witnesses said on Saturday that Ras Lanouf, about 87 miles (140 kilometers) east of the Gadhafi stronghold of Sirte, fell in rebel hands Friday night after a fierce battle with pro-regime forces who later fled

France24
Deadly clashes in Libya after anti-militia protest
Violent clashes in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi left at least 25 people dead on Saturday after protesters gathered to demand the disbanding of militias that,... (photo: AP / Kevin Frayer)
Libya Photos Protest Weapons Wikipedia: Libyan civil war

Fashion World

	‘Michelle Obama of China’ Will Not Meet Michelle Obama New York Magazine
	Naomi Campbell’s Model Love Triangle Gets Even Weirder New York Magazine
	Avril Lavigne Fails With Animal Print Fashion Catastrophe IMDb
	A Model Recommends: luxury summer time beauty treats The Daily Telegraph

Movies

	Billy Ray Cyrus Divorce: Singer, Tish Cyrus Call It Quits After 19 Years Huffington Post
	Singer Kellie Pickler named new 'Dancing' champ Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
	Cannes festival rocked by $1m jewellery heist Al Jazeera
	Barbara Walters Retiring In 2014 The Examiner

Entertainment / Music

	Alicia Keys: the other first lady London Evening Standard
	Everyone's asleep at tourism wheel The Gleaner
	Writer Chinua Achebe honored in Nigeria funeral The News Tribune
	Nations fight for Eurovision glory in Sweden Al Jazeera

The Syrian Target

APR Energy nearly doubles Libya contract

North Africa News

Terrorists Without a Cause

WORLD CUP: Algeria, Ethiopia, Tunisia, Egypt, Ivory Coast ad

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OCBC Bank in Singapore

Singapore punishes 20 banks in rate review

Lawmakers get defensive as sequester’s relationship to DOD budget is explained

Lawmakers get defensive as sequester’s relationship to DOD budget is explained

Indian Elephant rest inside the Alipore Zoo in Kolkata in Eastern India City

Africa's elephants threatened

Saipem falls 27% after warning Business Day
Brazil worries won't derail Votorantim Cimentos IPO-source Reuters
UPDATE 1-Spain's La Seda de Barcelona files for insolvency Reuters
Tunisia may spend over $1 bln to recapitalise banks Reuters
UK's Cameron rallies world leaders to N.Ireland RoadRunner
World Bank Provides $1.25 Million to Support Job Creation in All Africa
Leaders arrive for G8 with focus on Syria and the economy The Irish Times
Morocco editor gets two months jail for defaming trade minis Middle East Online
Traditional partner may harmed by proposed EU-U.S. free trad Xinhua
Spain's La Seda de Barcelona files for insolvency Reuters
Warburg Pincus to invest $600 m in Rahul Dhir’s Delonex Ener The Hindu
Deals for Industries, Immigrants Tucked in Senate Bill CNBC
Saipem shares plunge after new profit warning Daily Press
Three booming stock markets from the investment frontier The Daily Telegraph
Indonesians rally against fuel price hike Al Jazeera
RPT-UPDATE 1-Saipem shares plunge after new profit warning CNBC
Fitch Teleconf: Sub Saharan Africa Prospects, 19 June, 14.00 Reuters
Pascal Morin represents SCCI at tripartite meeting in Kenya Nation
Britain's Prime Minister Cameron rallies world leaders to G8 South China Morning Post
News Analysis: Egyptian currency expected to depreciate Xinhua

A poster displayed along the road shows photograph of Imam Abubakar Shekau, leader of the militant Islamist group Boko Haram, declared wanted by the Nigerian military with $320,471 reward for information that could lead to his capture in northeastern Nigeria town of Maiduguri May 1, 2013. Abubakar Shekau, leader of Islamist sect that has killed about 4,000 people since 2009 when it began its campaign of terror is Nigeria's most wanted man, who has been designated a terrorist by the US government.

Reward offered for Boko Haram leader

United States Department of State headquarters at 2201 C Street, NW in Washington, D.C.

State Department Offers Rewards for Terrorist Leaders

File - Nigeria troops man a checkpoint in Maiduguri, Nigeria, Wednesday, Sept, 28. 2011. Security forces have arrested a commander of a radical Muslim sect known as Boko Haram, who allegedly ordered various sectarian killings in the northeastern city.

Boko Haram denies losing Nigeria battle

Libya to try Gaddafi son Saif al-Islam in August France24
An Insight Into Palestinian Resilience in Gaza CounterPunch
Tunisia judiciary presses on with witch-hunt of artists and Middle East Online
Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi's son, to stand trial in Aug The Times of India
The Philippines and Sabah in the 1970s — 4 The Daily Tribune
Rowhani’s win in Iran’s presidential election is met with ca Foreign Policy
Riyadh hopes for warm ties with Tehran under Rouhani The Siasat Daily
Saudi prince's luxury jet sale to Colonel Gaddafi focus of L The Guardian
Shah Na Na American Spectator
The Obama administration is aiding and abetting our enemies The Examiner
Talk of no-fly zone in Syria recalls Iraq effort Houston Chronicle
Al-Qaeda confirms death of leader in Mali Al Jazeera
Islam brings Moroccans, Indonesians closer Jakarta Post
Egypt seen to give nod toward jihadis on Syria New Straits/Business Times
Tunisia faces political struggle over Islam The Washington Post
>Egypt seen to give nod toward jihadis on Syria Seattle Post
Senior Libyan judge assassinated in country's east Herald Tribune
>Senior Libyan judge assassinated in country's east Seattle Post
Senior Libyan judge assassinated in eastern Libya as securit The Washington Post
AQIM confirms Zeid died in Mali battle France24

Sun behind mix clouds - Climate Change - environment

Climate Change This Week: Arctic Carbon Bomb, California Cleaning, and More!

Lesbian defending by a Secular state of fact ("Por um estado laico de fato"). Brazil is a secular state, in which there exists a separation of church and state. The country does not have an official religion.

Religious Views Among Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender People Revealed In New Survey

Yemen's Vice President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi gestures as he enters a polling center to cast his vote in Sanaa, Yemen, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2011.

Yemen begins new national talks

The First Real Test for Moderates in the Syrian Opposition Huffington Post
Libya’s “growing” drugs/HIV problem IRINnews
Saudi Arabia Supplying Missiles To Syria Rebels, Gulf Source Huffington Post
Does Google want to conquer the world? USA Today
Saudi Arabia: Pilgrims told postpone Hajj if you can The Siasat Daily
Solar Impulse Plane Lands At Washington Dulles International Huffington Post
Away from Afghanistan violence, kids have fun The Charlotte Observer
Saudi Arabia urges people to postpone Haj plans The Siasat Daily
Obama’s Dangerous Dilemma Middle East Online
Federal investigators called in as Colorado firefighters mak CNN
Mandela's wife thanks world for 'love, generosity' US News
US faces Syrian crossroads Asia Times
>Talk of no-fly zone in Syria recalls Iraq effort Seattle Post
O'Connell: Competition is strong Belfast Telegraph
Pakistan condemns anti-polio volunteers' killings CNN
UAE, Morocco discuss expertise on labour issues The Siasat Daily
How Privatization Destroyed Award-Winning Suicide Prevention UCIMC
The End of Syria as We Know It? Why Obama is Declaring War Scoop
Health Professionals, Limited: How Privatization Brought the UCIMC
Iraq no-fly zone viewed as symbol for one in Syria The Guardian

Rajasthan Royal Player Owais Shah in action during the IPL Cricket Match against Kolkata Knight Rider at Eden Garden in Kolkata on Friday 03 May 2013

Rajasthan Royals face suspension

Protesters stand on a barricade during a protest near Taksim square in Istanbul, early Wednesday, June 5, 2013.

Turkey rocked by new violence despite apology

High school students sing the Turkish national anthem, during a protest at Gezi park, Taksim square in Istanbul, Monday, June 3, 2013. The demonstrations that grew out of anger over excessive police force have spiraled into Turkey's biggest anti-government demonstrations in years

Turkish PM again dismisses protests

School holiday guide for greater Brisbane, Caboolture and Lo The Australian
Williams impressed by Wade Orange News
Cecafa to begin amidst security fears BBC News
Ethiopia, Egypt, Ivory Coast advance in Africa Boston Herald
Justin Rose: US Open champion 2013 - road to major glory BBC News
Gambia Arrives in Morocco All Africa
World Cup: Fifa probe puts Ethiopia and Tunisia progress in Joy Online
How Steve Walsh may help Australia beat the Lions at breakdo The Guardian
Roberts and Lydiate sign for Racing Metro 92 in Paris BBC News
We should praise Hawking's boycott of Israeli meeting New Scientist
Lions optimistic George North will be fit for first Test wit The Guardian
Lions tour: Late-night homework will help Shane Williams pas London Evening Standard
CS Sfaxien Awarded Championship Trophy for 2012-2013 Season All Africa
Several Sports Personalities Decorated With Sports Merit Med All Africa
No prank call, but Willams has had his share of scepticism Canberra Times
Morsi addresses soccer fans to polish his battered image Middle East Online
Lions 2013: Shane Williams backs Christian Wade for Test sid BBC News
Fastjet gets green light for international flights The Daily Telegraph
Algeria Outshine Rwanda All Africa
FIFA probe alleged ineligible African players The Times of India

Internet of Google's search engine

Google launches Internet-beaming balloons

The vastnessof the Moa river on both ends provides protection for many species of animals and plants such as the Pygmy Hippo on the other is Tiwai Island,a Wildlife protected santuary.

Kenya: Life and death revealed on an African safari

Grand Hyatt / wam2

Healthy, wealthy and wise

UN: Don’t Let Our Future Dry Up Voa News
The food aid debate is a distraction The Guardian
Civilian salute - the rising popularity of battlefield touri The Australian
Why Mobile Payments Are Poised For Takeoff Business Insider
Mozambique mulls EZ for Vietnamese agricultural firms The Saigon Times
UBA Emerges Best Bank in Support of Agriculture All Africa
Toms Sets Out To Sell A Lifestyle, Not Just Shoes Fast Company
Urine is an effective fertilizer - UN Joy Online
Supercrops: Britain pledges large-scale funding to boost hea The Independent
Uganda seed entrepreneur calls time on hand-held hoe as a to The Guardian
Lavender fields blossom from coast to coast The Washington Times
Interim PM Opens Harvest Season, Inspects Motorway Works All Africa
Agriculture Is the Largest Contributor to Africa's Future Ec All Africa
Syria and Egypt can't be fixed Asia Times
La Via Campesina celebrates 20 years of standing up for food The Guardian
Investigate arrest of Sohin Security CEO - Nyaho-Tamakloe Graphic
Colombian ‘Endeavor’ company breaking into Miami alongside t The Miami Herald
I Was Surprised By How Much I Loved Visiting Peru Business Insider
Google balloons provide Internet to remote areas Clarion Ledger
Building a nation, one village at a time Stars and Stripes

Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, center, is escorted into a courthouse in Fort Meade, Md., Tuesday, May 21, 2013, before a pretrial military hearing.

Hypocrisy at the heart of Bradley Manning trial

A former Libyan army soldier, foreground, shows new Libyan rebel recruits how to use an assault rifle during a training session after they signed up with forces opposed to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, at a training base in Benghazi, eastern Libya, Thursday March 3, 2011.

Benghazi security forces' impossible task

Protesters wave Egyptian national flags and chant slogans as they gather in Tahrir Square, the focal point of the Egyptian uprising, in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, July 8, 2011

Arab spring nations face delayed economic recovery - IMF

Morocco journalist convicted of defaming Islamist minister New Straits/Business Times
U.S. Encourages Negotiations Between Polisario Front and Mor All Africa
Egypt's Stance On Gerd Is Unacceptable - Ethiopian Officials All Africa
Egyptian Foreign Minister to Visit Ethiopia All Africa
Chaambi Mount Events At Centre of Marzouki, Defence Minister All Africa
Tunisia Elected Vice-President of UN General Assembly 68th S All Africa
Salafists Take Up Politics in Morocco All Africa
HRH Princess Lalla Hasnaa Presides the Board of Directors of All Africa
HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan Presides in Rabat Over Cer All Africa
HM the King Presides At the Royal School in Rabat Over the C All Africa
Shura Council Approves Amendments to Political Rights Law All Africa
Egypt & Syria: The Tie That Binds No More Huffington Post
The 10 Cheapest Cities In The World Business Insider
>Iraq no-fly zone viewed as symbol for one in Syria Seattle Post
Zeidan hopes for calm amid Benghazi storm Middle East Online
Today's TV political news shows The Columbus Dispatch
Syrian Strife Draws In Neighbors, Global Players National Public Radio
Iran to send 4,000 troops to aid President Assad forces in S The Independent
Turkey, Syria and the U.S.: Bad alliances and bad foreign po The Washington Times
Only an all-out war can depose Assad. Anything less is like The Independent

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