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BBC News
09 Jan 2014
In more than half of European countries, there are not enough honeybees to pollinate crops, according to new research. Scientists believe that a boom in biofuels has sparked a massive increase in the need for pollination. The shortage is particularly acute in Britain which has only a quarter of the...
TSN Canada
09 Jan 2014
BERLIN -- A former World Cup player from Germany came out as gay on Wednesday, rebuking the Russian anti-gay law that threatens to tarnish next month's Sochi Olympics and challenging the longstanding stigma against homosexuality in football. With his announcement, Thomas Hitzlsperger became the...
Jakarta Globe
09 Jan 2014
By Agence France-Presse on 9:14 am January 9, 2014. Category Featured, International, World Tags: asylum seekers, Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott, Indonesia-Australia relations Sydney. Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott defended the government’s secrecy over its border protection...
South China Morning Post
09 Jan 2014
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie on Wednesday said he was misled by his staff after fresh revelations that a top aide played a key role in closing some lanes leading to one of the world’s busiest bridges in what critics say was a political vendetta. A Republican widely expected to make a bid for...
The Los Angeles Times
09 Jan 2014
A political retaliation scandal that erupted around Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Wednesday may be about to get worse. In September, according to a report from the Bergen Record, paramedics trying to reach an unconscious 91-year-old woman in Fort Lee, N.J., got stuck in a traffic jam...
Canberra Times
09 Jan 2014
"It's finished for him now": French sources doubt Central African Republic President Michel Djotodia, left, can hold onto power. Photo: AP N'Djamena, Chad: Central African Republic's interim President Michel Djotodia will face pressure to step down at a summit of regional leaders on Thursday...
WPXI
09 Jan 2014
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. paid kickbacks to a specialty pharmacy in exchange for recommending refills of a blood transfusion drug it produces, according to an amended complaint filed Wednesday in a civil case brought by state and federal prosecutors in New York. The East Hanover, N.J.-based...
BBC News
09 Jan 2014
Russia has blocked a UN Security Council statement condemning the Syrian government's use of air strikes against civilians in the city of Aleppo. Attacks using barrel bombs and Scud missiles by President...
Canberra Times
09 Jan 2014
London: Police were acting lawfully when they shot dead an unarmed Mark Duggan, the 29-year-old father of six whose killing led to the London riots of August 2011, an inquest jury has found. There was uproar in the courtroom after the jury revealed their decision. People screamed...












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