The world is full of good news. The following are just a few ... Two of the world's fastest runners, Tyson Gay of the US and Steve Mullings of Jamaica, sprint toward the finish line of the 100-meter event in the New York, USA Grand Prix, with Steve Mullings coming in microseconds ahead as both prepare to go on to the World Championships in August. Iran hosts the second International Conference on Disarmament and Non-Proliferation in Tehran, with the UN, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and other global nuclear experts and diplomats participating, to work toward the goal of a nuclear weapon-free world. Some 2000 people from various ethnic groups of European gypsy heritage gather for their first audience with Pope Benedict XVI, offering colorful celebration performances as they also receive His Holiness' encouragement for their further integration in society. The United Nations donates US$1.8 billion to Bangladesh as part of a five-year program to improve people's lives in seven main areas such as human rights, food security and reducing disaster risk, with 22 UN organizations that will assist in implementing the aid. Wishing to aid Tunisia's transition to stability as well as encourage further expansion of their countries' trade relations, Algeria is donating US$100 million to her neighbor, along with US$90 million in interest-free and low-interest loans. After discovering that almost 200 young students from the Philippine island of Layag-Layag had to swim <b>...</b>