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Adapting Africa to changing climates

Africa Climate Photos UN

Al Jazeera
Adapting Africa to changing climates
Fri 18 Oct 2013
The changing climate is no longer an abstract issue, and the realities of its impacts are being felt across the world. The long awaited IPCC Assessment Report (AR5) summary for Policy Makers was... (photo: UN / Pierre Albouy)

File - Women in Sharga, North Darfur, Sudan, prepare food at the village’s SAFE Centre during a visit from a delegation of European Union ambassadors, 18 October, 2012.

Biofuel Food Security Photos UN Wikipedia: Food vs. fuel

Al Jazeera
Fiddling in Rome while our food burns
Thu 17 Oct 2013
Rumour has it that the Roman emperor Nero played a fiddle and sang while Rome burned for five days in the Great Fire of 64. Nearly 2000 years later, at the very site where this devastating fire... (photo: UN / Albert González Farran)

Is this the end for Britain as a centre for libel tourism?

The Guardian Tue 15 Oct 2013
Is this the end for Britain as a centre for libel tourism?
A pair of high court rulings may sound the death knell for foreigners looking to make the most of the English legal system's tough libel laws Boris Berezovsky sued US magazine Forbes for libel in the... (photo: WN / Marzena J)
Britain Photos Tourism Travel Wikipedia: Tourism

File - A young child looks on as older boys play football next to a camp for internally displaced persons (IDP) in Mogadishu, Somalia, 19 August, 2013.

Al Jazeera Tue 15 Oct 2013
Is the Horn of Africa facing another collapsing state?
Just as the Horn of Africa is witnessing the slow restoration of one collapsed state - after more than two decades of anarchic conditions in Somalia - it may be facing the collapse... (photo: UN / Tobin Jones)
Al Qaida Eritrean Refugees Human Rights Photos Wikipedia: Isaias Afewerki

In search of sunken treasure

The Australian Tue 15 Oct 2013
In search of sunken treasure
SCUBA divers will travel to the ends of the planet to fill their logbooks but your average open-water diver isn't so choosy, which is one excuse to go diving in Europe.... (photo: WN / Marzena J.)
Divers Photos Sicily Travel Wikipedia: Sicily

A new deal for Somalia: How can it work?

Al Jazeera Sat 12 Oct 2013
A new deal for Somalia: How can it work?
The European Union and the Somali government spent months preparing for a conference on Somalia, which was held in Brussels on September 16. Declared as “A New Deal... (photo: UN / Amanda Voisard)
Brussels Conference Photos Somalia Wikipedia: Somalia

EU suspends Bosnia funds over constitution changes

Stars and Stripes Fri 11 Oct 2013
EU suspends Bosnia funds over constitution changes
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina — The European Union says it is suspending over half of its funds it provides to prepare... (photo: European Community / EC)
Bosnia Constitution Herzegovina Photos Wikipedia: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Unplanned obsolescence: The ICC and the African Union

Al Jazeera Fri 11 Oct 2013
Unplanned obsolescence: The ICC and the African Union
The opposition of many African governments to the ICC is not new. Since 2008 when Moreno Ocampo, former ICC Prosecutor, launched charges against Sudanese President... (photo: UN / Sarah Fretwell)
Africa Photos Sudan UN Wikipedia: African Union

Swissinfo Thu 10 Oct 2013
EU to cut funding to Bosnia as constitutional row blocks EU path
Reuters October 10, 2013 - 17:24 By Adrian Croft BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is to halve funding to Bosnia after its leaders failed to reach a deal to... (photo: European Community / EC)
Bosnia Brussels Leaders Photos Wikipedia: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Manchester United's Adnan Januzaj controls the ball during his team's testimonial soccer match for Rio Ferdinand against Sevilla at Old Trafford Stadium, Manchester, England, Friday Aug. 9, 2013.

The Guardian Sat 5 Oct 2013
Adnan Januzaj: who is Manchester United's teenage sensation?
Adnan Januzaj scored twice against Sunderland to save David Moyes's blushes but what do we know about him? Adnan Januzaj of Manchester United celebrates scoring their... (photo: AP / Jon Super)
2013-14 Manchester United FC 2013-14 Sunderland AFC Adnan Januzaj Photos Wikipedia: Adnan Januzaj

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	Ribery: France want to avoid Portugal & Croatia in play-offs Goal
	Modric: Ronaldo is a phenomenon Goal
	Serbian PM threatens to pull out of EU-led Kosovo talks Swissinfo
	Serbian confectioner enjoys sweet success, ahead of country's EU entry CNN

Sport

	Thursday's Europa League Scores The Wichita Eagle
	Interpol: 6 Arrested in Singapore Linked to Europe The New York Times
	Suzann Pettersen edges Lydia Ko in LPGA's final major The Los Angeles Times
	Djokovic steers Serbia to final against Czechs The Independent

Health

	PM accused of energy price 'panic' Belfast Telegraph
	PM urged to examine foodbank use Belfast Telegraph
	Shock for many French: Le Pen hits lead The Australian
	Ruling French coalition split over Roma ejection call Reuters

File - Somali men and women carrying their sick and malnourished children wait outside a medical clinic established by the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), an active regional peacekeeping mission operated by the African Union with the approval of the United Nations, 16 July, 2011.

How Africa can feed itself in the face of climate change

Former President Bill Clinton arrives to speak to delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C.

Bill Clinton Praises Release Of Bosnian War Documents

President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton listen to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton speak during a memorial service for Richard Holbrooke at the Kennedy Center, Friday, Jan. 14, 2011, in Washington. Holbrooke, veteran U.S. diplomat and Obama's special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, died in December at the age of 69.

Clinton to speak about Bosnia, CIA releases docs

Said & Done The Guardian
Serbia's Dacic urges Kosovo Serbs to vote Nov. 3 NZ Herald
Activists: 16 soldiers die in blast in Syria CNN
An A-Z of music in Ireland The Irish Times
FEATURE: Juggling a cacophony of myriad tongues, UN interpre United Nations
Why are Britain's conservation groups so lacking in ambition The Guardian
Students protest after friend deported NZ Herald
Q&A: Migrants and asylum in the EU BBC News
Britain – no country for top carnivores The Guardian
Feminism: Unpopular because of bad marketing? Al Jazeera
The women of the Senate rock Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Human trafficking gets life sentence in slavery crackdown BBC News
One of Syria's top commanders killed during fighting The Los Angeles Times
It Really Was All Germany’s Fault The New York Times
Iranian convict survives hanging, faces second attempt The Los Angeles Times
Students march for return of deported Roma classmate The Independent
Christine Lagarde warns against 'complacent' Europe CNN
Syria's chemical weapons inspectors prepare for unprecedente CNN
Listening to Gregory Rabassa, the translator's translator The Los Angeles Times
Kindness One: A passage to India from Turkey, thanks to good The Los Angeles Times

Trader Albert Young, right, watches the board as he works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Monday, April 12, 2010

Stocks rise, dollar falls

Crude oil traders work in the half empty pit on the floor of the New York Mercantile Exchange, in this Feb. 21, 2008 file photo. The parent company of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade on Monday, March 17, 2008 said that it would buy the owner of the New York Mercantile Exchange in a cash-and-stock deal valued at almost $9.5 billion.

Oil falls toward $101 as US debt deal awaited

View of a Natixis investment bank in Paris, Friday Dec.19, 2008. Natixis SA, France's fourth largest investment bank, said Friday it plans to cut 15 percent of its investment banking staff in what it called a 'radical' transformation aimed at stemming losses and reducing risk.

France's Natixis to cut 700 jobs in next two years: union sources

Italy: Protesters Throw Eggs at Finance Ministry The New York Times
On a budget in Serbia’s capital The Miami Herald
Lobbying Bonanza as Firms Try to Influence European Union The New York Times
Greek police find mystery child during raid on Roma camp The Los Angeles Times
Italians protest against budget cuts Al Jazeera
Spain Popular Party treasurer 'made cash payments' BBC News
US avoided 'recession and chaos' CNBC
Minister CNBC
Chinese growth will slow again soon CNBC
Factbox - What's in the EU-Canada trade deal? Reuters
Serbian central bank cuts key rate to 10.50 percent Reuters
EU, Canada Finalizing Landmark Free Trade Deal The New York Times
Europe stocks open higher; US taper talk resumes CNBC
Markets can see 'beyond noise' of politics CNBC
Small business confidence at 3-year high CNBC
Bonds or equities? Where to put your money CNBC
Water CNBC
How to trade dollar amid tapering expectations CNBC
Germany poised for another grand coalition The Irish Times
Obama, Italy's PM Discuss Economic Issues Voa News

The Miljacka in Sarajevo is a river in Bosnia and Herzegovina that passes through Sarajevo and East Sarajevo. It is famous for being "Sarajevo's River", and it has come to be identified immediately with the city itself.

Bosnia loses EU aid for agriculture because of politicking

The Coolest Hostel Stays Around The World From Booking.com

The Coolest Hostel Stays Around The World From Booking.com

Red Panda in Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoo, Darjeeling, India.

Animal Photos Of The Week: Pandas, Polar Bears And More Pictures

Januzaj has the world at his feet Independent online (SA)
Slavery still haunts Africa, where millions remain captive The Los Angeles Times
New Yorkers hustle to catch Banksy street art The Los Angeles Times
The One Piece Of Debt Ceiling Investment Advice You Need Business Insider
Swaziland: liberal democracy and its discontents Al Jazeera
The humanitarian crisis in Syria: What more can be done? Foreign Policy
Kindness ONE: Kindness Beats Murphy's Law in Montenegro Huffington Post
On the Verge | Belgrade, Europe’s Latest Urban Success The New York Times
This Lion Cub Hates Being Weighed As Much As We Do Huffington Post
Letters to the editor on political extremists, working toget The Wichita Eagle
This Elephant Family Reunion Might Be Better Than Your Famil Huffington Post
German investor pours BGN 13m in Vratsa processing farm for Standart News
Old wounds, deep scars: US intervention in Africa Al Jazeera
Inspired by Istria: Visiting Croatian Wine Country Huffington Post
Kindness One: Beating Murphy's Law in Montenegro The Los Angeles Times
US Civil War redux Al Jazeera
Polar Bear Demonstrates Underwater Basketball Skills (VIDEO) Huffington Post
Baby Elephant For Dinner? Huffington Post
£1bn a month: the spiralling cost of oil theft in Nigeria The Observer
Elephant Calf Practices Standing At Albuquerque BioPark Zoo Huffington Post

In This Oct. 9, 2013 photo, Director General Ahmet Uzumcu of the world's chemical watchdog OPCW gives an update on the the chemical watchdog's verification and destruction mission in Syria during a press conference in The Hague.

Syria chemical weapons monitors win Nobel Peace Prize

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir c, top, seen during a judo training at a sports school in St. Petersburg, Russia, Friday, Dec. 18, 2009

Russian President Putin to Fight Zombies in Mobile Video Game

Italian Democratic Party lawmaker Enrico Letta makes his statement to the media after talks with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, in Rome's Quirinale presidential palace, Wednesday, April 24, 2013.

CHAOS IN ITALY: Prime Minister Accuses Berlusconi Of Telling 'Huge Lie' To The Country

Belgian plane crash kills 10 skydivers BBC News
Deported Roma girl 'can return to France' BBC News
Roma girl 'can return to France' BBC News
Greek police appeal over mystery girl found in Roma raid BBC News
One month waiting list for Paris' cat cafe BBC News
Patrolling Mediterranean migrants from the sky BBC News
Greece mystery child: 'Shocked and confused' BBC News
Students clash with Paris police BBC News
Prague's buildings illuminated for four-day light festival BBC News
Syrian refugees describe life inside Calais asylum camp BBC News
Kenya shopping mall siege: CCTV shows gunmen firing BBC News
Hunting for migrants off Lampedusa with the Italian Navy BBC News
Darren Tompkins: Patriot, zombie, philanthropist The Washington Times
French students protest Roma girl's deportation to Kosovo BBC News
Capitals work together on pollution China Daily
Pollution causes lung cancer, agency reports Stuff
Dutch Court Rules Scientology Tax-Exempt The New York Times
DNA Links Mysterious Yeti to Ancient Polar Bear The New York Times
Santa Monica cracks down on healthy people The Los Angeles Times
Pussy Riot member calls for Sochi Winter Games boycott BBC News

Burj al arab and 360 degree club. Al Muntaha (Arabic for "Highest" or "Ultimate"), is located 200 m (660 ft) above the Persian Gulf, offering a view of Dubai

UAE holds talks with Iran, S. Korea, Kosovo

Barrière Hotel during Cannes Film Festival 2007

Cannes festival rocked by $1m jewellery heist

Not only Film makers from Bollywood, Even Tv Serial producers and directors have been fascinated by beauty of kashmir Now-A-days Hindu historical battel of Maha Bharat is being filmed in kashmir Actors acting in this serial are seen in action at Asia's Largest Tulip Garden banks of Dal lake in Srinagar on Thrusday 25, April 2013.

India's Bollywood celebrates 100th birthday

BalkanBeats Dr Malaka, Robert Soko, Tako Lako Skiddle
Book review: Great Britain's Great War, By Jeremy PaxmanFigh The Independent
Here Be Dragons: London Review The Hollywood Reporter
Join Talking TV to discuss 'The Walking Dead' and Daryl's as The Los Angeles Times
'Lone Survivor' to premiere at AFI Fest 2013 The Los Angeles Times
Review: The CW's 'Reign' sexes up, dumbs down Mary, Queen of The Los Angeles Times
Out of the shadows with Gary Numan The Los Angeles Times
Burton and Taylor: 'Private Lives' review from The Times arc The Los Angeles Times
'Life According to Sam' follows a teen with progeria The Los Angeles Times
A play that asks: do people from Northern Ireland or Bosnia The Irish Times
Video: Wild celebrations as Bosnia qualifies for World Cup Belfast Telegraph
Video: Gordon Strachan pleased with Croatia scalp Belfast Telegraph
Your Top Plays for Today The New York Times
Tobias L. Kienlin turns down Köln University, Germany (Video The Examiner
Playing Cat and Mouse With Searing History The New York Times
A Look Back at Coffee History (Video) The Examiner
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Shipping Container Homes In London Could Solve Housing Probl Huffington Post
Albania: Hundreds of looted icons recovered U~T San Diego
Albania seizes more than 1,000 stolen artworks The Charlotte Observer

File - Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Jan. 10, 2002 -- Marine security teams take up positions during a rehearsal for handling incoming detainees at Camp X-Ray, one of the holding facilities for Taliban and Al Qaida detainees.

At Guantanamo, a microcosm of the surveillance state

Chief Prosecutor Brenda J. Hollis, left, answers questions of a journalist outside the Special Court for Sierra Leone, rear, where judges delivered their verdict in the trial against former Liberian President Charles Taylor in Leidschendam, near The Hague, Netherlands, Thursday April 26, 2012.

War Crimes Sentence Upheld Against Liberian Ex-President

Global Opposition to Attacking Syria

Global Opposition to Attacking Syria

No place for Islam? Buddhist nationalism in Myanmar Al Jazeera
Kosovo court finds 10 guilty of terrorism NZ Herald
Firefighter who allegedly beat woman feeding stray cats due The Los Angeles Times
LAX dry ice bomb suspect expected to be charged Thursday The Los Angeles Times
New scandal for Louisiana's Edwin Edwards: Reality TV The Los Angeles Times
Bosnian police arrest 8 war crimes suspects Herald Tribune
Bosnia war crimes suspects held Belfast Telegraph
>Bosnian police arrest 8 war crimes suspects Seattle Post
Bosnian police arrest 8 Serbs suspected of war crimes, killi The Washington Post
Israel and the erosion of democracy: an Australian story Al Jazeera
New Queensland laws target biker gangs Taipei Times
Tough new laws target Aussie bikers Independent online (SA)
Tough new laws target Australian biker gangs Sowetan Live
Newtown charity scam gets woman eight months in prison CNN
Serbia hopes to start loan talks with UAE on October 26 - of Swissinfo
EU to fault Turkey over protests but urge new talks Daily Press
Writing Dershowitz's obituary Al Jazeera
Crackdown or Breakdown: Greek Democracy and Its Discontents Huffington Post
Weaponising US schools Al Jazeera
'The Act of Killing' and the consequences of forgetting Al Jazeera

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