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Penelope Cruz @ 2010 Academy Awards

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Penelope Cruz goes to 'To Rome With Love' premiere in Italian fashion (photos)
Sat 14 Apr 2012
Friday, Penelope Cruz joined her dressed up co-stars at the To Rome With Love premiere held in Rome. Walking the red carpet with the stylish Spaniard who had donned Italian fashion in the form of a... (photo: Public Domain / Tm)

Brokers talk in front of a display at the Stock Exchange in Madrid Thursday Nov. 25, 2010. Portuguese and Spanish borrowing costs have risen to near record highs as investors worried that the governments' debt loads will prove unsustainable, putting them next in line for a European bailout. Spain's economy remains stuck in the mire of an exploded real estate bubble as it struggles to emerge from nearly two years of recession, and unemployment is at a eurozone high of 19.8 percent.

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Spain's banks borrow record amount in March
Fri 13 Apr 2012
MADRID — Spanish stocks sank and its borrowing costs rose Friday after the government released data showing the country's banks borrowed a record €316.3 billion ($415.9 billion) from the... (photo: AP / Daniel Ochoa de Olza)

U.S. film director Woody Allen waves to his fans beside his wife, Soon-Yi, , right, as he is promoting his new film, ''Vicky Cristina Barcelona', at the 56th San Sebastian Film Festival in San Sebastian, northern Spain, Thursday, Sept. 18, 2008.

Dayton Daily News Fri 13 Apr 2012
Woody's 'To Rome with Love' shows the sweet life
ROME — Woody Allen is presenting his latest film "To Rome with Love" in the city that inspired it, but some hometown critics are grumbling that the... (photo: AP / Alvaro Barrientos)
Celebrity Oscars Photos Star Wikipedia: Woody Allen

Actress Ashley Judd appears on the NBC

Huffington Post Fri 13 Apr 2012
Ashley Judd Has Grit
She first appeared on my radar after starring in Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. Judd played her Tennessee Williams-type role with an elegant, uniquely Southern neurosis. Throughout the film,... (photo: AP / Richard Drew)
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Google is being used as the search engine in most of the countries.

The Times of India Thu 12 Apr 2012
Google to split stock through new class of shares
Tweet NEW YORK: Google Inc. plans to split its stock 2-for-1 to preserve its leadership's control over the company and maintain its long-term focus. The online search... (photo: WN / Priya Dashini)
Market Photos Production Stock Wikipedia: Google

A family member of a Google worker rides a Google bike at Google headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., Wednesday, June 1, 2011.

The Street Thu 12 Apr 2012
Google Boosted by Strong Earnings, Stock Split
Google reported first-quarter earnings of $10.08 a share on revenue of $8.14 billion, excluding traffic acquisition costs (TAC). Total revenue came in at $10.65 billion.... (photo: AP / Paul Sakuma)
Economy Market Photos Stock Wikipedia: Google

Barcelona's David Villa celebrates his goal against Real Madrid during their La Liga soccer match at Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona Monday, Nov. 29, 2010.

Independent online (SA) Thu 12 Apr 2012
Villa recovery on track
Madrid - David Villa gave a graphic demonstration that he is on track to return to action from a broken leg before the end of the season when he scaled the 1,104-metre... (photo: AP / Victor R. Caivano)
Barcelona Football Photos Soccer Wikipedia: David Villa

The Daily Telegraph Thu 12 Apr 2012
Silvio Berlusconi paid £100,000 to showgirls due to testify in trial
Silvio Berlusconi paid more than £100,000 to glamorous showgirls expected to testify in his "bunga bunga" prostitution trial, it emerged on Thursday. ... (photo: AP / Andrew Medichini)
Berlusconi Italy Photos Trial Wikipedia: Silvio Berlusconi

View of Agios Nikolaos' port. Crete is the most populous island in Greece with a population of more than 600,000 people.

TravelDailyNews Thu 12 Apr 2012
Setting the agenda for special interest tourism: Past, present and future
The development of mass tourism has posed threats and created problems that have affected destinations and local communities in virtually every corner of the world. To... (photo: Creative Commons / Marc Ryckaert)
Crete Development Future Photos Tourism Wikipedia: Crete

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Entertainment

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	Eurozone crisis live: Italy tries to raise €5bn of debt The Guardian
	Wall Street suffers worst day of year Ohio
	Prostitution in Spain borders on modern-day slave trade Canberra Times
	Europe on 'suicide watch': anger and pain over the human cost of austerity The Independent

A Syrian forces tank moves along a road during clashes with the Syrian army defectors, in the Rastan area in Homs province, central Syria, on Monday Jan. 30, 2012.

Homs Attack: Is This Syria's Benghazi Moment?

File - Radovan Karadzic, leader of the Bosnian Serbs, at a press conference sponsored by the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), 4 March, 1993.

Face to face with Radovan Karadzic

Over six-hundred coffins lie displayed at the Potocari memorial cemetery near Srebrenica, some 160 kilometers east of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sunday, July 10, 2011.

More than 600 victims for burial on anniversary of Srebrenica massacre

Sarajevo Still Bears Its Scars GroundReport
EU slammed for vague stand on countries of Arab Spring NZ Herald
Bosnia must shed its war-torn label Sydney Morning Herald
Three good reasons to heed the US hawks Canberra Times
Bosnia finally gets new government after 16 months The Guardian
Bosnia condemns 'senseless' attack on US embassy Breitbart
Across the world, the indignant rise up against corporate gr The Independent
Bosnian Muslim guilty in immigration case, still faces terro The Examiner
BC-AP Weekly News Calendar CNBC
'Steady Eddie' is the brains behind David Cameron's Libyan c The Guardian
NATO feels the pressure from Libya campaign The Los Angeles Times
Mladic to 'boycott war crimes hearing' The Guardian
Senators question Pentagon cuts amid doubts on NATO The Wichita Eagle
Mladic shuns 'monstrous' charges BBC News
Mladic: Serbia police on alert for nationalist protests BBC News
The devolution of Ratko Mladic Al Jazeera
Mladic in Belgrade court for extradition hearing The Guardian
Ratko Mladić arrested in Serbia: historic day for internatio The Examiner
Two logics besieged in Jerusalem and Misurata Al Jazeera
Bosnia is in crisis, top intl official tells UN The Guardian

Euro Currency

Euro rises as Spain's borrowing costs fall

Cigarettes smoking - injurious to health

Black Markets In Gold And Cigarettes Are Exploding In Greece

Pope Benedict XVI delivers his blessing at the end of the Via Crucis (Way of the Cross) procession on Good Friday in Rome, Friday, April 6, 2012.

Pope Benedict XVI calls on suffering masses to ponder crucified Jesus

ECB's Knot says no new help for Spain bonds soon The Times of India
Govt, Spain to Strengthen Cooperation Ties All Africa
Google's stock split raises questions The Times of India
Google's stock split raises questions about its search ad ra The Times of India
Behind Google’s plan to split its stock Ohio
Euro Sticks To Range, But Losses Likely On Spain And Italy T The Street
Rhode Island Lawmaker Wants To Lower Tobacco Tax Hartford Courant
Worried about recession, Spain targets tax fraud Austin American Statesman
Mike and Ike announce split in ad campaign The Oklahoman
Newsmakers: Duplass brothers make producers list; Lost Cezan Austin American Statesman
Spain Cautions Argentina on Takeover of Energy Firm The New York Times
Forget Paul and John, biggest split-up on social media is Mi Contra Costa Times
Regionalism an economic headache for Spain Irish Times
Newsmakers: Duplass brothers make producers list; Duplass br Austin American Statesman
US stocks end down on lower China GDP growth, higher Spain d The Australian
Spain slams Argentina amid escalating oil dispute my SA
Shares slump as Spain's crisis deepens and China's growth sl The Daily Mail
Mike and Ike announce split in cheeky ad campaign Kansas City Star
Top 10 News Items 4/9-4/13: Traders Sell Google Amid Q1 Beat StreetInsider
Google proposes 2-for-1 stock split The Times of India

Kosovo's "Mafia State" and Camp Bondsteel: Towards a Permanent US Military Presence in Southeast Europe

Kosovo's "Mafia State" and Camp Bondsteel: Towards a Permanent US Military Presence in Southeast Europe

Red chairs, centre, displayed along main street in Sarajevo to mark the 20th anniversary of the start of the Bosnian War on Friday, April 6, 2012.

Bosnia remembers war, still scarred and divided

From the Cold War to NATO's "Humanitarian Wars": The Complicity of United Nations

From the Cold War to NATO's "Humanitarian Wars": The Complicity of United Nations

COFFEY: Thatcherism still strong - in Tbilisi The Washington Times
We Are All Levantines Now CounterPunch
Ban Praises Progress In Dialogue Between Serbia And Kosovo Scoop
Ban praises progress in dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo, United Nations
Great Power Influence Could Be Key to Stability Novosti
Sarajevo 1992-1995: looking back after 20 years BBC News
Pulling the rug out from under Al Assad Gulf News
Skopje wants NATO veto overturned Kathimerini
US MEDIA COVERAGE: NATO: Global Police Force Or Hegemonic In GlobalResearch
McManus: A ticking clock on Syria The Los Angeles Times
Bosnia's victims 20 years on: survivors of a nightmare with The Observer
Empty red chairs mark Bosnian war The Daily Telegraph Australia
Bosnia still divided, 20 years since war began Khaleej Times
Bosnia remembers Sarajevo siege Irish Times
Bosnia still divided, 20 yrs since war began The Star
Opinion: Bosnia's lesson for Syrian slaughter CNN
From the Cold War to NATO's "Humanitarian Wars" - The Compli GlobalResearch
Two decades from war, a new fight to save Bosnia Canoe
U.S. to Help Kosovo Join EU, NATO – Clinton Novosti
U.N. panel documents military shopping list that helped topp Foreign Policy

Wayne Rooney of Manchester United talks to his teammates during the round of 32 Europa League soccer match against Ajax at ArenA stadium in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012.

How Rooney kick-started United's title bid and why he should be Footballer of the Year

A Bosnian Muslim woman reacts, near the grave stones of Srebrenica victims at the Memorial center of Potocari, near Srebrenica, 100 kms northeast of Sarajevo, Tuesday, July 22, 2008. Radovan Karadzic, wanted for genocide and crimes during the Bosnian war, was arrested near Belgrade after 11 years on the run, in disguise and working as a do

Bosnia marks 20 years since outbreak of war

Serbia's newly re-elected President Boris Tadic speaks and gestures during press conference after an inauguration ceremony in Belgrade, Serbia, Friday, Feb. 15, 2008. Tadic was formally sworn in Friday for a new, five-year term in office and begins his new term at a sensitive time, as the Balkan country faces the possible loss of the province of Kosovo, Serbia's medieval heartland now dominated by separatist ethnic Albanians.

Serbian President Boris Tadic resigns

Bilic expecting Modric interest April 14, 2012 ESPN
Three Euro railway firms to bid for TRAINOSE Kathimerini
Tottenham's Luka Modric back into shop window with 'world-cl The Daily Telegraph
Bodies of 5 ethnic Macedonians found near capital Kansas City Star
WOZNIACKI EASES THROUGH Sporting Life
Albanian-American woman attacked for wearing a cross The Examiner
Stolen Cezanne found in Belgrade, four men arrested Taipei Times
Rachel Maddow is on the warpath about her book 'Drift' Daily Press
Inside The Weird World Of Chicken Diplomacy Business Insider
Five men shot dead near Macedonia capital Skopje BBC News
Bodies of 5 ethnic Macedonians, mostly young fisherman, foun Star Tribune
Serbian police retrieve stolen masterpiece Sydney Morning Herald
Recovered Cezanne authenticated by Swiss art expert BBC News
Five shot dead in Macedonia - cops Independent online (SA)
$100 Million Fren The Inquisitr
Five people shot dead in Macedonia murder: police Daily Press
Appiah At Home In Serbia Graphic
Move to the beat Gulf News
Railway groups eye Greek network sale Independent online (SA)
Railway companies eye Greek network sale Independent online (SA)

Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, center, shares a word with Lower Chamber President Fausto Bertinotti, right, as Senate President Franco Marini pulls on his jacket, during a joint parliamentary session in the Lower Chamber of Deputies at a ceremony for the sixtieth anniversary of the country's constitution, in Rome, Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2008. Italian Premier Romano Prodi was fighting an uphill battle for his government's survival Wednesday, facing the first of two confidence votes that will determine if his center-left coalition can endure despite the loss of a crucial ally in Parliament.

Italy condemns UK over hostage bid

In this undated photo provided by the family of Chris McManus via the British Foreign Office, Chris McManus poses for a photograph at an unknown location.

Nigeria rescue bid: Kidnapped Briton and Italian killed

What the Future Will Remember About America's Decline and Fall

What the Future Will Remember About America's Decline and Fall

Checking In: Alan Titchmarsh on the glory of Venice and terr The Daily Mail
Greece undone by toxic blend of clientelism and corruption Irish Times
COVERT OPS IN NIGERIA: Fertile Ground for US Sponsored Balka GlobalResearch
Iraq Update: An Interview The Washington Institute
Iran Escalates Again, Cuts Off Oil Shipments To Spain Pakalert Press
3 Md. school workers split Mega Millions win The News & Observer
Secretary of State's Love Affair with Kosovo Liberation Scoop
University Boat Race 2012: towpath guerrilla Trenton Oldfiel The Daily Telegraph
University Boat Race 2012: towpath guerrilla sticks his oar The Daily Telegraph
HS2 sparks a jobs boom - for a quango The Daily Telegraph
KOSOVO'S "MAFIA STATE": From Madeleine to Hillary: The US Se GlobalResearch
Aung San Suu Kyi, who recently won a seat in Myanmar's parli DNA India
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Terror suspect wanted in US seeks trial in Britain Herald Tribune
The battle to prosecute Babar Ahmad BBC News
United States of Mass Murder: Only Mao Killed More Pakalert Press
Catching Rachel Maddow's Drift Scoop
Foreign Troops In Syria: UN "Peace Plan" Sets Stage for War? Scoop
FOREIGN TROOPS INSIDE SYRIA: The Failed UN Brokered "Peace P GlobalResearch
The LWOT: Christian militia members acquitted Foreign Policy

Actress Angelina Jolie attends a news conference during the Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2007 in New York. Jolie announced a commitment by members of the Education Partnership for Children of Conflict to educate more than one million children affected by conflict around the world.

Jolie to attend showing of her film in Bosnia

European cold snap 'kills 220'

European cold snap 'kills 220'

12 travel resolutions for 2012

12 travel resolutions for 2012

Bosnia Marks 20 Years of the Beginning of Its War The New York Times
The Cellist of Sarajevo Plays in His City Again The New York Times
Women in Black: The Voice of Peace in Serbia The New York Times
1993 Bosnian beauty queen stood up against war Austin American Statesman
From War Victims to World Champions in Bosnia The New York Times
Bosnian Minorities Push for Right to Be Prez The New York Times
Serbia Marks Anniversary of NATO Bombing The New York Times
March Sunbathing (70s today, cold rain Monday, severe Tuesda Star Tribune
Videoconference testimony OK'd for ex-Bosnian prison guard's Daily Press
Gay-themed movie overcomes Balkan divide The Washington Times
Bosnian fights to save 'bear children', Laka and Gvido Breitbart
Newsmakers: 'X Factor' auditions in Austin Austin American Statesman
Newsmakers Entertainment: 'X Factor' auditions in Austin Austin American Statesman
Serbs shun Jolie’s directorial debut The Washington Times
Serbs shun Jolie's directorial debut Austin American Statesman
Serbs show little interest in Jolie movie Austin American Statesman
Ratko Mladic brands UN war crimes tribunal biased BBC News
Jolie movie to have low-key opening in Serbia Austin American Statesman
Ratko Mladic's genocide trial delayed until May BBC News
Jolie hopes her film draws notice to Syria Austin American Statesman

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