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Greece's new Prime Minister Antonis Samaras speaks to reporters before a swearing - in ceremony of his new government outside the Presidential Palace in Athens, Thursday, June 21, 2012.

Economy Europe Greece Photos Wikipedia: Greek government-debt crisis

The New York Times
Greek Coalition Outlines Plan to Renegotiate Loan Deal
Sat 23 Jun 2012
ATHENS — Two days before Greece’s international creditors return to Athens to begin talks on keeping the nearly bankrupt country solvent, the new coalition government on Saturday... (photo: AP / Kostas Tsironis)

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Business Finance Market Photos Wikipedia: Angela Merkel

Citywire
Saturday Papers: Merkel defies Latin Europe and the IMF on bond rescue
Sat 23 Jun 2012
Top stories The Daily Telegraph: German Chancellor Angela Merkel has shot down calls for full mobilization of the eurozone's bail-out funds to halt the raging bond crisis in Spain and Italy, ignoring... (photo: Creative Commons / Denniss)

A Palestinian vendor displays a gold jewellery at a jewellery store in the Rafah Refugee Camp, Southern Gaza Strip on September. 19, 2011. Decline in demand for gold in the Palestinian markets due to the high price of $ 50 per gram, this high price in the global gold. ( Photo by Ahmed Deeb/WN)

The Times of India Fri 22 Jun 2012
Gold cuts weekly decline as Europe concern spurs demand
Tweet London: Gold is today gained for the first time in four days, cutting the biggest weekly loss in more than a month, as concern about Europe's debt crisis spurs demand for a protection of... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Europe Gold Market Photos Wikipedia: Gold as an investment

President Barack Obama meets with Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

BBC News Fri 22 Jun 2012
Eurozone risks market attacks, Italy's Monti warns
Italy's prime minister has warned European leaders that failure to agree on joint action will encourage market attacks on their economies. Mario Monti is due to meet the leaders of France,... (photo: AP / Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
Eurozone Italy Market Photos Wikipedia: Economy of Italy

Christine Lagarde, the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, addresses a press conference at the Treasury in London Tuesday May 22, 2012.

The Independent Fri 22 Jun 2012
Christine Lagarde: The euro is under 'acute stress'
Christine Lagarde urged leaders of the 17 countries that use the euro to consider jointly issuing debt, aiding troubled banks directly and perhaps relaxing strict... (photo: AP / Oli Scarff)
Debt Economy Europe Photos Wikipedia: European sovereign-debt crisis

Ireland's Paul McGinley tees off on the 17th hole during the 2nd round of the Irish Open Golf Tournament, Baltray, Ireland, Friday, May, 15, 2009.

Sporting Life Fri 22 Jun 2012
McGINLEY REFORMED AFTER INJURY WOES
Paul McGinley managed only one top 10 finish in the last two years on the European Tour as he battled with a knee problem, but he looks a different player this season.... (photo: AP / Peter Morrison)
Golf Ireland Photos Sport Wikipedia: Paul McGinley

Carrefour market located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The Guardian Thu 21 Jun 2012
Carrefour could change partner in Turkey - paper
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Carrefour , Europe's biggest retailer, plans to remain in Turkey but could change its partner there, Haberturk newspaper on Thursday reported... (photo: WN / Priya Dashini)
Carrefour Europe Photos Turkey Wikipedia: Carrefour

The new Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras waves to the outgoing caretaker Prime Minister Panayiotis Pikramenos, unseen, who leaves the the Maximos Mansion after meeting, in Athens, Wednesday, June 20, 2012.

Irish Times Thu 21 Jun 2012
Samaras sworn in as 185th Greek PM
DAMIAN Mac CON ULADH in Athens GREECE'S NEW conservative prime minister will announce today the line-up of his cabinet, which is not expected to contain any MPs from the... (photo: AP / Petros Karadjias)
Democracy Greece Photos Economy Wikipedia: Antonis Samaras

Leader of the New Democracy conservative party Antonis Samaras, right, welcomes Democratic Left party leader Fotis Kouvelis prior their meeting at the Greek parliament, in Athens, on Monday, June 18, 2012.

Huffington Post Wed 20 Jun 2012
Greek Coalition Aims To Renegotiate Bailout's Tough Austerity Terms
* Coalition deal agreed, Socialists say * PASOK, Democratic Left to provide backing but no ministers * New government to seek revision to austerity package... (photo: AP / Petros Giannakouris)
Economy Greece Photos Politics Wikipedia: Greek government-debt crisis

Tiger Woods Tiger Woods at the 2006 Open, Royal Liverpool, Hoylake, UK.

Golf 365 Wed 20 Jun 2012
Woods no longer highest earner
Tiger Woods has been deposed by boxer Floyd Mayweather as sport's highest earner after an 11-year stint at the top. Woods has fallen to third place in Forbes' list of the... (photo: Creative Commons / Richard Carter)
Golf Photos Sport US Wikipedia: Tiger Woods

Reykjavik, Iceland 2009.02.25
sunny intervals.
	Min: -1°C/30°F Max: 3°C/37°F

Defence

	Turkey vows action against Syria for downing jet Atlanta Journal
	The Top 5 Toxic Home Cleaning Products and their Natural Alternatives Pakalert Press

Celebrity

	Nasri explains celebration Sky Sports
	Iceland offers world's first tour inside a volcano The Daily Telegraph

Women

	Catholic nuns: Taking on Rome and Republicans Al Jazeera
	Ronaldo drawing rave reviews for vision at Euro Detroit news

Energy

	Bad news: World is sliding into a new recession The Times of India
	Is OPEC controlled by politics or economics? Al Jazeera

Economy

	Cheap travel insurance may not be a bargain The Independent
	Five spots where the dollar buys a great vacation Reuters

EU members among most open trading nations: study

EU members among most open trading nations: study

Iceland's Prime Minister Geir H. Haarde, answers questions at a press conference in Reykjavik, Iceland, on Wednesday Oct. 9, 2008. Iceland suspended trading on its stock exchange for two days and took control of the country's largest bank the third to be placed under its protective umbrella on Thursday as it grappled with a banking crisis that is threatening to engulf the entire country. The Nordic nation's government also used sweeping new emergency powers to create a new bank that will take over the bulk of the domestic operations of another one of its collapsed ban

Former prime minister Geir Haarde of Iceland says he did not cause financial chaos

A green chili vendor in the vegetable market

Israel ranks third in consumption of vegetables, sweets

High-tech talent is king no matter where you are from Irish Times
Ernst & Young Entrepeneur of the year Irish Times
Revenge of the Optimum Currency Area The New York Times
ASK THE EXPERTS: Will court mistake save me from repossessio The Daily Mail
World Business Quick Take Taipei Times
The Early Word: Guinea Pig The New York Times
A Debate Goes Behind Closed Doors The New York Times
Iceland's record profit amid buyout The Independent
The Business Matrix: Saturday 23 June 2012 The Independent
A Sober New Reality in Credit Downgrades for Banks The New York Times
Booming Iceland repays IMF early Sydney Morning Herald
Iceland reports record profits but warns of trading chill The Guardian
Booming Iceland repays IMF early, again Reuters
Bain Capital Buys Half of Japanese TV-Shopping Company The New York Times
Iceland Plans to Join European Bloc Despite Economic Turmoil The New York Times
Rienso®? (ferumoxytol) Receives European Marketing Authorisa DNA India
FTSE CLOSE: Markets down after Moody's downgrade of the worl The Daily Mail
Record results at frozen food chain Iceland as profits rise The Daily Mail
The new economics of medical tourism: a new era TravelDailyNews
Electricals, technology spark John Lewis sales rise The Guardian

wind energy - wind turbines - renewable energy

May in review: Renewable energy in the U.S.

An Egyptian Muslim cleric shouts slogans with hundreds of supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential hopeful Khairat el-Shater outside the Higher Presidential Elections Commission, in Cairo, Egypt, Thursday, April 5, 2012.

Is Egypt's revolution under threat?

Li starts landmark European mission

Li starts landmark European mission

The day a Kray gang robber taught a hoodie crime doesn't pay The Daily Mail
Poll: 1-in-4 uncommitted now in White House race Springfield News-Sun
Poll: One Quarter Of Voters Undecided Between Barack Obama, Huffington Post
Obama's immigration maneuver could box in Romney, GOP The News & Observer
AP-GfK Poll: A fourth of voters are up for grabs, holding bi Star Tribune
>Poll: 1-in-4 uncommitted now in White House race Seattle Post
She's young, blonde, polite and doesn't do party politics: The Observer
French minister seeks end of prostitution in Europe The Siasat Daily
French minister for women seeks abolition of prostitution in Indian Express
French minister seeks abolition of prostitution in Europe Zeenews
France's minister for women seeks abolition of prostitution Newstrack India
Cold fire: Jalapeño lemonade and other chili delights The Washington Times
Clinton: family planning key to sustainability US News
Bring on the 'Brixit': EU withdrawal would bring benefits fo The Daily Mail
Cut adrift between America and Europe Gulf News
Last tango for critics of gay marriage Canberra Times
Celebrating Gay Pride -- And America Huffington Post
Pork off the menu at some U.K. schools in bid to accommodate Ha'aretz
Pork off the menu at some U.K. schools in bid to accomodate Ha'aretz
Sports world artist LeRoy Neiman dies in NY at 91 Kypost

Filipinos walk on the road along Shrine Hills in Matina, Davao City, Philippines for the Via Crucis or Way of the Cross in time for the observance of Good Friday, when Catholics believe that Jesus Christ died on the cross to save the people from sin as seen in this April 9, 2009 file photo.

Discourse: People in developing countries suffer most from crisis: Sherpa

U.S. denounces Syrian downing of Turkish fighter jet

U.S. denounces Syrian downing of Turkish fighter jet

Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates after scoring against Denmark in their Euro 2012 Group H qualifying soccer match at Dragao Stadium, in Porto, Portugal Friday, Oct. 8 2010.

Football: Reborn Ronaldo Gets to Grips With Tournament Jinx

How the US Government, Banks, Prison-Industrial Complex, Cor Pakalert Press
Turkey turns to Nato after Syria attack Business Day
Illness hits Greece’s new leaders Business Day
Hollande unlikely to convince reluctant Merkel on euro-zone Business Day
Review ordered at JP Morgan European after 'high anxiety' su Citywire
Pakistan: Buddha attacked by Taliban gets facelift Kansas City Star
The Upper Middle Rhine Valley Deutsche Welle
RPT-Hollande may lose euro battle as Merkel holds firm Reuters
TREASURIES-Edge up in Asia as Europe worries persist Reuters
Drugmakers seek EU deal to keep supplies flowing Reuters
Ex-Italian PM Berlusconi 'working on solutions' as he hints Newstrack India
Leishman opens PGA Tour account Golf 365
Djokovic and Nadal lend support to extend gap between French The Daily Mail
'Gangs of Wasseypur' to be released in Middle East, France IBN Live
Italy and the missed opportunity of euro "purgatory" The Himalayan
UniCredit CEO joins calls for banking union The Guardian
Brent rises above $91 on US storm, EU growth plan Mining Weekly
From prisoner to president Independent online (SA)
Buddha attacked by Taliban gets facelift in Pakistan The Times of India
UK Stocks-Factors to watch on Monday June 25 Reuters

In this photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA, a UN observers vehicle passes under a huge Syrian flag held by Syrian President Bashar Assad supporters during their visit to the pro-Syrian regime neighborhoods, in Homs province, central Syria, on Monday April 23, 2012.

Syrian troops 'kill dozens' in Hama

In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo anti-government protesters carry the coffin of a slain protester, draped in the revolutionary flag, during the funeral of two comrades killed in earlier clashes in Idlib, north Syria.

Syria truce largely holds but at least six killed in protests

clouds in the sky early in the morning - climate - environment - global warming

Climate scientists are losing the public debate on global warming

LeRoy Neiman: Artist whose brash style was perfect for the s The Independent
Elvis Costello announces 2054: The Centenary Show Dates Music News
Summertime day trips in New Jersey 2012 The Examiner
We love your work… now show us your workings The Observer
Shia LaBeouf shows full frontal nudity in new video The Examiner
Shia LaBeouf bares it all for a music video - Video/Pics The Examiner
'Ends Of The Earth' Brings Land Art To MoCA (PHOTOS) Huffington Post
POETRY: Poems that glow and shimmer Star Tribune
10 People Who Made A Killing During The Great Depression Business Insider
There's none so blind as those who deny they cannot see Japan Times
New musical expression: out of The Frames and into a New Yor Irish Times
Trip down National Highway reveals why Iceland is literally The Examiner
Shut Up, Dude: This Week's Best And Worst Comments Stereogum
Dirty Projectors Get Weirder - And Bigger - With 'Swing Lo M Billboard
Rhythm and Response: A Conversation With Glen Hansard, Plus Huffington Post
Tall ships: Centuries old and still sailing Kypost
Citizens are hapless stooges in SA’s bid for IMF credibility Independent online (SA)
'Snooki & J-Woww' season premiere: A photo recap Entertainment Weekly
Non-Clotheshorses Shia LaBeouf, Mischa Barton & Erykah Badu Yahoo Music
Long-Missing Proposal Found Close to Home The New York Times

India Boy riding a cycle on the Maidan area in Kolkata in Eastern India City

>There's no need for speed when biking lovely Lopez Island

Summer weather: best hope is cool and damp, say officials

Summer weather: best hope is cool and damp, say officials

A Kashmiri muslim man rows a boat on the frozen dal lake in front of snow covered mountains in Srinagar on January 20, 2012.

Himalayan glaciers growing despite global warming

Revealed: how taxpayers fund climate change lobbyists The Daily Telegraph
Antarctica Plant Life Once Thrived On Continent, New Researc Huffington Post
Giant Volcanic Eruptions Could Devastate the Ozone Layer Inhabitat
Flatulent cows' gas emissions measured by scientists The Daily Telegraph
Time to Phase Out the Shamu Shows Huffington Post
We Need New Action on Renewable Electricity at Rio+20 Huffington Post
Longest-lived animals reveal climate change secrets PhysOrg
Gases released during giant volcanic eruptions could deplete Newstrack India
Volcanoes And Lightning Mix With Spectacular Results (PHOTOS Huffington Post
Volcanic gases could deplete ozone layer: research PhysOrg
Rio: So much to do, so little time BBC News
Earth and Sky Photo Contest Pictures Show Beauty Of Night La Huffington Post
The Good Oil: Global warming cooks hot hatch world NZ Herald
Yellowstone National Park holds America’s best wildlife adve The Examiner
Yahoo! linked to whale meat sales Canberra Times
Callum Roberts' Ocean of Life is a manifesto for marine mana The Guardian
Hay Festival 2012: Government adviser Bill McGuire says glob The Daily Telegraph
Government adviser Bill McGuire says global warming is causi The Daily Telegraph
They Left Us... Bones Huffington Post
Africa's glaciers 'gone in 20 years' NZ Herald

Icelandair Boeing 757-200 at Oslo Airport, Gardermoen

Icelandair to be first North Atlantic airline to operate WiFi fleet Wide

Ash plume from Eyjafjallajokull Volcano

>Peddling Fear of an Icelandic Volcanic Eruption

Rick Santorum

Santorum: US Weak on Iran, Israel During Obama Era

Can machines think? Canberra Times
>A Google-a-Day Puzzle for June 23 Wired News
Verne Global signs major client for Iceland ZDNN
Saab's Survival Plan Includes an Electric Makeover Forbes
White Paper Registration ZDNN
Bieber's 'Believe' starts transition from boy to man Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Free Starry Nights series begins Friday Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The enduring allure of tall ships CNN
SwiftKey 3 for Android out of beta: smarter auto spacing, $1 Crunch
Prolific and Popular Painter of Sports The New York Times
Publicist: Artist LeRoy Neiman Dies at 91 The New York Times
Internet threat to press freedom Irish Times
Classic bus tour is best way to discover Iceland's unique la The Examiner
Yoko Ono Comes to London So #Smile Treehugger
Christie administration wins $5 million grant to expand educ The Examiner
'Ancient Antarctica was much warmer, wetter than today' Indian Express
The ancient art of forecasting floods The Daily Telegraph
NASA discovers Antarctica was pretty warm (at 7C) 20million The Daily Mail
Self-publishing via local bookstores Buffalo News
'Antarctica was warm enough to support vegetation' Zeenews

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