EU has work cut out agreeing on climate and energy policy
Full Article Business Day
23 Oct 2014

Related articles Juncker given the go-ahead for team of EU commissioners Time running out to meet global warming target, says draft UN report The big problems are connected LETTER: Climate change reality EU nations struggle to agree on dealing with Russia BRUSSELS — European Union (EU) leaders face hours of haggling as they seek to agree on a new...

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EU has work cut out agreeing on climate and energy policy
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updated 22 Oct 2014; published 22 Oct 2014
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Portugal and Renewable Energy- Expat Youth Scholarship Submission- Moriel Levy
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Iguala Mayor, Spouse Involved in Students Abduction: Mexican Authorities
Full Article Novosti
23 Oct 2014

MOSCOW, October 23 (RIA Novosti) – The runaway mayor of Iguala, a Mexican town where the 43 students had been kidnapped and allegedly killed in September, along with his wife are the principal suspects in the criminal case, Mexican authorities say. Mayor of Iguala Jose Luis Abarca and his spouse Maria de los Angeles Pineda are wanted by...

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Mexico Violence : 2014 Iguala students missings
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updated 22 Oct 2014; published 22 Oct 2014
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Missing Mexico students: Iguala mayor arrest ordered
updated 23 Oct 2014; published 23 Oct 2014
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Missing Mexico Students Iguala Mayor Arrest Ordered | BREAKING NEWS - 23 OCT 2014
updated 22 Oct 2014; published 22 Oct 2014
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Missing Mexico students: Iguala mayor arrest ordered
updated 18 Oct 2014; published 18 Oct 2014
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Iguala Students Mayor impeached over Disappearances | BREAKING NEWS - 18 OCT 2014
updated 23 Oct 2014; published 23 Oct 2014
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MISSING MEXICO STUDENTS Iguala mayor ARREST ORDERED WORLD NEWS 2014
updated 23 Oct 2014; published 23 Oct 2014
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MISSING MEXICO STUDENTS Iguala mayor ARREST ORDERED BREAKING NEWS 2014
Number of Ebola cases nears 10,000
Full Article The Times of India
23 Oct 2014

GENEVA: The number of people with Ebola is set to hit 10,000 in West Africa, the World Health Organization said, as the scramble to find a cure gathered pace. The UN's public health body said 9,936 people in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone — the three countries at the epicentre of the world's worst-ever Ebola epidemic — have contracted the...

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A healthcare worker in protective gear sprays disinfectant around the house of a person suspected to have Ebola virus in Port Loko Community, situated on the outskirts of Freetown, Sierra Leone, Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2014.
photo: AP / Michael Duff

updated 18 Oct 2014; published 18 Oct 2014
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Canada to Send 800 Vials of 'Experimental' Ebola Vaccine to WHO!
updated 19 Oct 2014; published 19 Oct 2014
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Canada ships experimental Ebola vaccine to WHO
updated 22 Oct 2014; published 22 Oct 2014
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EBOLA VACCINE - World Health Organization Says an Ebola Vaccine Could Available By January 2015
updated 28 Sep 2014; published 28 Sep 2014
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Experimental Ebola Vaccines May Be Ready By 2015
updated 08 Aug 2014; published 08 Aug 2014
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WHO Declares Ebola Epidemic an International Health Emergency
updated 04 Sep 2014; published 04 Sep 2014
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Ebola Experts Discuss Possible Cures, Vaccines.
Terrorists End Canada's Innocence
Full Article The Daily Beast
22 Oct 2014

Gunman attacked parliament in an unprecedented attack that brought real terrorism to the country for the first time. An unprecedented attack shook Canada on Wednesday as at least one gunman attacked parliament and the country's war memorial in the capital, Ottawa. A fundamentally quiet and orderly town, Ottawa rocked by the shooting of a...

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5**Andre Senecal is silhouetted behind a Canadian flag at the University of Vermont Canadian Studies building, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2004, in Burlington, Vt.. For a quarter of a century, Senecal has been trying to get Americans to understand that Canada is more than polar bears, red-coated constables, hockey and long winters. Senecal introduces students to Quebec literature and leads delegations to Ottawa where they visit the Gothic revival Parliament building and learn some of the intricacies of the European style of governm
photo: AP / Alden Pellett

updated 23 Oct 2014; published 23 Oct 2014
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Following Parliament Hill Attack Canada's Military Told to Stay Out of Uniform In Public!
updated 22 Oct 2014; published 22 Oct 2014
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2 Dead in Shooting Attack at Canada's Parliament
updated 22 Oct 2014; published 22 Oct 2014
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Raw Video Canadian parliament shooting lockdown shooting |'Parliament Hill is Under Attack
updated 22 Oct 2014; published 22 Oct 2014
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Canada Parliament Shooting - Terror Attack at National War Memorial Canada Ottawa
updated 22 Oct 2014; published 22 Oct 2014
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Terror on Canada's Parliament Hill
updated 23 Oct 2014; published 23 Oct 2014
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2 dead in shooting attack at Canada’s Parliament
Two World War II Battle Ships Discovered Off North Carolina
Full Article Yahoo Daily News
22 Oct 2014

Two World War II vessels that sunk within moments of each other 72 years ago have been rediscovered on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean, resting only a few hundred yards apart. The Allied merchant freighter Bluefields and the German U-boat U-576 went down on July 15, 1942, part of the larger Battle of the Atlantic that raged throughout the war. The...

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ATLANTIC OCEAN (June 6, 2012) The Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarine USS Wyoming (SSBN 742) is underway. Wyoming surfaced to accept Midshipmen for professional training and to conduct a proof of concept for personnel evacacuation from a submarine witha V-22 Osprey.
photo: Public Domain / Official Navy Page

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Russian Destroyer war ship in storm. North Atlantic trip in 2004
updated 21 Feb 2013; published 21 Feb 2013
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Battlefield: Battle of the Atlantic Part 1
updated 22 Oct 2014; published 22 Oct 2014
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World War II Ships Found Deep in 'Graveyard of the Atlantic'
updated 22 Oct 2014; published 22 Oct 2014
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German WWII U-Boat Found Near North Carolina Coast
updated 02 Jun 2014; published 02 Jun 2014
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Atlantic Convoys: The War at Sea 1/2 (History War Documentary)
updated 03 Oct 2013; published 03 Oct 2013
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The Battle Of The Atlantic:( 2 / 3) Keeping Secrets

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London Evening Standard
Tough female bosses have had a bad press. Even now, as ever more women claw their way to the top of industry and poke pinholes in the glass ceiling, there are still mutterings...
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An apparently jealous man on Monday warned President Obama to stay away from his fiancée. No, we are not making this up. It is actual news. Mr. Obama was casting his vote early at...

A British Airways Airbus A318 flies over the financial district of Canary Wharf on its first longhaul transatlantic flight from London City airport to New York, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009.
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A health care worker who recently returned from Guinea was rushed to New York City's Bellevue Hospital on Thursday with Ebola-like symptoms. The man, who was working with Doctors Without Borders, has not tested positive for the virus. The New York...
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 Hokkaido,Japan - Volcano - Volcanoes - Mountains - Nature - Ecology - Tourists - Tourism. (ps1)
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TOKYO, October 23 (RIA Novosti) - A massive volcanic eruption could disrupt all life in Japan over the next hundred years, a study by researchers from Kobe University says....
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Buckingham Palace in Westminster, United Kingdom.
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Travel deals LONDON - (AP) -- British police say an officer assigned to the royal protection unit has been arrested after ammunition was found in personal lockers on the grounds of Buckingham Palace. Police said Thursday the ammunition is thought to...
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In this file photo taken Thursday, Aug. 8, 2013, a Nigerian soldier patrols in an armored car, during Eid al-Fitr celebrations, in Maiduguri, Nigeria. Graphic new video footage from northeastern Nigeria shows the country's military carrying out abuses against civilians as part of their fight against the Islamic extremists of Boko Haram, Amnesty International said Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2014.
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Published October 23, 2014FoxNews.com Facebook0 Twitter0 livefyre Email Print Dozens of women and girls from two villages in Nigeria’s remote northeastern Adamawa state were abducted by suspected Islamic militants, residents said Thursday. People in...
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Vnukovo International Airport.
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23 October 2014, 15:16 Airport Staff Held Over Total Oil Deaths Tweet Russian officials investigating the plane crash that killed the Total oil company boss and three others have detained four more members of staff at Moscow's Vnukovo airport....
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Canada’s Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks to reporters following the G-8 Summit at Camp David, Md.
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Toronto, October 23: No Canadian would believe that their country is under attack and that the attack comes from within, from homegrown extremists. And this is exactly what happened when Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, holding a high-powered rifle, first...
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Ebola survivors in Liberia are symbols of hope and help
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Published October 23, 2014Reuters Facebook0 Twitter0 Email Print Four survivors of the Ebola outbreak, who were treated by Gorbee Logan, a Liberian doctor who says he has successfully treated Ebola patients with anti-retroviral drugs, walk at a...
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