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The Guardian
Nine billion people by 2050?
The world's population is growing at a startling rate. These figures show the number of people in each country on the globe •... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)

Nabucco Gas Pipeline International Managing Director Reinhard Mitschek

Europe Gas Photos Politics Russia

Wall Street Journal
Nabucco at Center of Gas Politics
By WILLIAM LYONS Running one of Europe's most controversial infrastructure projects can at times get a little intense. In the Floridotower, overlooking central Vienna, Reinhard Mitschek, managing... (photo: AP / Thierry Charlier)

Austria's Reinfried Herbst negotiates a gate on his way to setting the fastest time, during the first run of an alpine ski, men's World Cup slalom race, in Schladming, Austria, Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2009.

Yahoo Daily News
Herbst masters Kranjska Gora
Reuters - Austrian Reinfried Herbst finally mastered Kransjka Gora's slopes to win his fourth World Cup slalom of the season. "I've been racing in Kranjska Gora for 12 years and it's my first podium,"... (photo: AP / Giovanni Auletta)

Austria Photos Skiing Sport Sportstar

Scotland's John Higgins competes during the 2006 World Snooker China Open in Beijing, capital of China, Saturday, March 25, 2006. Higgins beats Ireland's Ken Doherty 6-2 to reach the final.

The Times
Sport in brief: John Higgins books final spot
SNOOKER JOHN HIGGINS defeated Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-4 in the semi-final of the Welsh Open in Newport to set up a showpiece against the defending champion Ali Carter. O'Sullivan, the world No 1, led 1-0... (photo: AP / Xinhua, Liao Yujie)

Game Media Photos Snooker Sport

Austria's Marcel Hirscher speeds down the course on his way to clock the 9th fastest time during the first run of an alpine ski, men's World Cup giant slalom race in Soelden, Austria, Sunday Oct. 25, 2009.

The State
Hirscher wins WCup giant slalom, Ligety 3rd
KRANJSKA GORA, Slovenia -- Marcel Hirscher of Austria has won a World Cup giant slalom, while Ted Ligety of the United States was third. Hirscher earned his second win of... (photo: AP / Alessandro Trovati)

Austria Media Photos Ski Sport

**FILE**Tamiflu is shown in Kiel, Germany, in this Oct. 24, 2005, file photo The Tamiflu antiviral drug is seen as the most effective medical defense against the human form of bird flu. Iowa health officials have asked for more than $4.8 million to buy h

The Star
H1N1 spreading in some areas but declining overall - WHO
GENEVA (Reuters) - The H1N1 flu is still spreading in North Africa, parts of eastern and southeastern Europe and areas of Asia, but is generally declining, the World... (photo: AP/Heribert Proepper)

Egypt Health India News Photos

Ted Ligety form Park City, Utah skis in the Giant Slalom during the men's World Cup at Beaver Creek, Colo., on Sunday, Dec, 7, 2008.

Denver Post
American Ligety wins World Cup slalom
American Ted Ligety celebrates his World Cup slalom victory. (AP photo) KRANJSKA GORA, SLOVENIA — Ted Ligety won a World Cup race for the first time this season,... (photo: AP / Nathan Bilow)

Liget Photos Race Wins World

Fabio Capello

The Guardian
England to face Mexico in penultimate World Cup warm-up game
• Capello wants opposition similar to USA • Squad will travel to Austria for training... (photo: RealMadrid.pl)

Capello Football Photos Sport World

honey bees

redOrbit
Honey Bee Colonies, Beekeepers Declining Throughout Europe
Posted on: Thursday, 28 January 2010, 11:02 CST A first-time overview of the population trends for honey bee colonies and beekeepers in Europe The number of bee colonies... (photo: Creative Commons / File Upload Bot)

Europe Fact Photos Scientists Wild

Balkan News

	John Terry Will Lead Like A 'Lion' For England - Croatia Boss Slaven Bilic Goal
	Oudin Puts U.S. in Fed Cup Semifinals The New York Times
	Wizz Air launches flights from Serbia TravelDailyNews
	Capello - Terry still important Sky Sports

Europe Headlines

	Robinho: In Europe, the coach sends you out to run. Here in Brazil, I play... The Daily Mail
	Assad vows to stand by Lebanon in any conflict with Israel Daily Star Lebanon
	British Theater Awards Highlight Hollywood CBS News
	McDonald's: the world's local restaurant The Times

EC

	Yanukovych 'wins Ukraine election' Al Jazeera
	Yanukovich presses Ukraine rival to concede defeat The Star
	Euro softens vs dollar on euro zone debt worries The Guardian
	International vote monitors hail Ukraine election The Guardian

Daddy dearest: The son of a self-help guru reveals all

Three Dogs Kill Their Owner Who Refused to Put Them Down

World Cup 2010 Know Your Rivals: Group C - Fringe Starlets W

Pet owner killed by dogs after saving them from death

Artist of the week 73: Michael Rakowitz

Man killed by dogs after saving them from death

Maciej Lipny Wins European Masters of Poker Gran Canaria

Ljubljana, Slovenia 2006.07.13
Partly Cloudy
	Min: 17°C/63°F Max: 28°C/83°F

President Barack Obama visits a Boys and Girls Club in Washington, Monday, Dec. 21, 2009, to read a book and give out cookies to children.

Thank You, President Obama

NATO defense ministers gather in Istanbul to discuss Afghan operation

NATO defense ministers gather in Istanbul to discuss Afghan operation

Iranian opposition supporters attend a protest, as they hold pictures of opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi, in Tehran, Iran, Friday, Sept. 18, 2009.

Iran Blames Germany for Protests

ANALYSIS: Yanukovych's Ukraine will be calmer but tougher ne m&c
ANALYSIS: Russia comes out as winner in Ukraine election m&c
Pakistan's military sets Afghan terms Asia Times
Ousted leader leads Ukraine race The Boston Globe
Women Achieving Influence in Bulgarian Public Life Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Yanukovych claims Ukraine poll win Al Jazeera
Old foe set to crush Orange revolution The Independent
Ukraine rivals claim poll win Al Jazeera
Ukraine faces new crisis as Yanukovych claims narrow poll vi The Times
Ukraine exit polls say Yanukovych has won election BBC News
Ukraine goes to polls after vitriolic campaign The Independent
Tory lead shrinks: Jitters... or something more? The Independent
Editorial: N. Ireland deal Arab News
The Debtor the World Still Bets On The New York Times
Russia, Georgia to be kept apart at Euro draw - Soccer - SI. CNN
Ex-rebel becomes Kosovo's prime minister Newsvine
Everybody in Pak knows India's prosperity is the next big st The Times of India
Turkey's balancing act may soon face test on Iran The News International
Profile: Yulia Tymoshenko Al Jazeera
Call of UKAGW for immediate evacuation and re-settlement of Romano

KLdy1 - electronics - panasonic - business. (dy1)

Panasonic Ushers in the Cloud Computing Era with IBM LotusLive

U.S. Army Soldiers establish a security perimeter after being inserted into a remote area to conduct combat operations in Paktika province, Afghanistan, Dec. 18, 2009. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Andrew Smith/Released)

Part 3: Whose war is it anyway?

World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab speaks with the Associated Press inside the Congress Center at Davos, Switzerland, Monday Jan. 25 2010.

Bankers return to Davos but with a bit less swagger

Europe could face years-long debt grind Boston Herald
Serbia subsidizes cheap loans to lift economy The Guardian
Serbia seeks to boost weapons trade Al Jazeera
Dinar's dive means trouble for Serbs with euro-loans Breitbart
Glaxo cuts hit UK, Italy, Canada, Croatia, Poland Business Report
INTERVIEW: Furniture giant Ikea growing despite economic slu m&c
Macedonia Press Review – February 8 Balkan Insight
Fire Ravages Business Centre in Montenegro Balkan Insight
Sonic announces PetroSonic heavy oil upgrading JV in Albania redOrbit
NATO ponders Afghan strategy as budget crisis looms (Roundup m&c
Markets fall on widening deficit fears and rising US unemplo The Guardian
Serb central bank holds rates ahead of IMF mission The Guardian
International Business Travel Destinations to Watch in 2010 TravelDailyNews
Europe Moves Closer to Bluefin Trade Ban The New York Times
Croatia bad loans up, but banks stable -c.bank The Guardian
EBRD ready to lend Serbia 400-450 mln EUR in 2010 The Guardian
East Europe stocks rise, deep problems remain The Boston Globe
Money to South Serbia for Economic Development Balkan Insight
Kosovo Press Review - February 5 Balkan Insight
Sarajevo Embittered by Courts’ Silence Over Market Massacre Balkan Insight

USC Freshman Year

Annual Poll of Freshmen Shows Effect of Recession

Entrance to the Visitors Center. The space is mainly designed for use as a holding zone for visitors waiting to take tours of the Capitol. The number of annual visitors to the Capitol has tripled from 1,000,000 in 1970 to nearly 3,000,000 as of recent times, and it has become difficult to deal with the congestion caused by such crowds.

G.O.P. Senate Victory Stuns Democrats

Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., walks to his office in the HArt Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill on Thursday, Sept. 25, 2008 in Washington. Later Obama will meet at the White House with President Bush, other leading lawmakers and presidential nominee John McCain on the financia

Obama's Nominee for T.S.A. Withdraws

School bans 'slovenly' mothers from wearing pyjamas when the Newsvine
Stewart won't run again for Mpls. school board Star Tribune
Croatia: Professors, students convicted of bribery Syracuse
Serbia Minister Introduces Facebook for Schools Balkan Insight
Croatia: Convictions in University Corruption Trial Balkan Insight
Robben W. Fleming, University President in Turbulent Times, The New York Times
James E. Cheek, Forceful University President, Dies at 77 The New York Times
Surviving the Camps but Struggling in Brooklyn The New York Times
Heightened Concern Over BPA The New York Times
A Tern Around the World The New York Times
Marshall Nirenberg, Biologist Who Untangled Genetic Code, Di The New York Times
Torture's Loopholes The New York Times
Lady Di ... of the 10th century LA Daily News
Vietnam Jails 4 Activists The New York Times
Suspect Surrenders in Virginia Killing of 8 People The New York Times
Embracing Israel Costs Merkel Clout The New York Times
Japan Stalls as Leaders Are Jolted by Old Guard The New York Times
Obama to Create Panel to Study Deficit The New York Times
You Saw What in 'Avatar'? Pass Those Glasses! The New York Times
Robert B. Parker, the Prolific Writer Who Created Spenser, I The New York Times

Lars Ulrich drummer and founder of the band Metallica performing at the Bank Atlantic Center, Sunrise, Florida on October 1, 2009.

Metallica Fan Was Murdered

Cooperate to make women actors of peace and security

Cooperate to make women actors of peace and security

APRIL 18, 2009 , MANILA CITY, PHILIPPINES - FORMER PRESIDENT JOSEPH " ERAP " ESTRADA PRESENT IN ASSOCIATION DE DAMAS DE FILIPINAS AS HE CELEBRATED HIS 70TH BIRTHDAY WITH THE CHILDREN AND CARE TAKERS OF , A TALK ABOUT ORPHANAGE WHICH WAS FUNDED BY ESTRADA ON HIS TERM TO BE RENOVATED IN 45 DAYS AFTER IT WAS BURNED LAST DECEMBER 3, 1998 WITH 29 PERISHED CHILDREN AND CARE TAKERS. IT HAS BEEN HIS EFFORTS TO CELEBRATE HIS BIRTHDAY EVERY YEAR ON THE SAID ORPHANAGE.

National destiny unfolding

Ian Carmichael obituary The Observer
Transfer deadline day - as it happened! The Observer
No one has the right to decide who lives or dies The Guardian
February 5: U.S. passes tough immigration act, bin Laden fol The Examiner
On the road: five writers' most memorable drives The Guardian
Human Rights Commissioner Thomas Hammarberg visited ERIO off Romano
Movie review: "Storm" Denver Post
Serbian Actor to Appear Before US Court Balkan Insight
Kosovo tourist site: test case in Belgrade vs. Pristina Breitbart
HAITI - THE BROKEN WING Medialens
CA okays Duque, 174 AFP officers Malaya
Sarajevo makes its mark global cinema (Feature) m&c
"Hair" back in Serbia after 40 years, minus nudity Breitbart
Try Your Luck Balkan Insight
Bosnia Press Review - February 05 Balkan Insight
CA OKs 174 military officers, 9 envoys Inquirer
Let's Stop For a Moment: Thoughts on the 5-th Anniversary of Romano
Ambassador from Monaco a hit at Red Cross weekend for prince Palm Beach Daily News
Big in Japan: The stars who shine in unlikely places The Independent
Vonn's Perfect Season Ends With Stumble The New York Times

A Lebanese army helicopter flies past the USS Ramage as they continue in the search efforts, in Beirut, Lebanon, Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2010.

Pilot error may have been factor in Ethiopian airliner disaster

Tourists to board a van for rent in the main city of Hong Kong , August 30 , 2008.

European sales of vans, trucks slump in Europe

Astana train station, the hub of north-central Kazakhstan's rail network

Shadowy arms deal traced to Kazakhstan

Euro 2012 Special: Top 10 Goals In The European Championship Goal
Investigation: Sons’ Search For Father Uncovers Albanian Mas Balkan Insight
Hiddink flies into Moscow for talks over future ESPN
Cheese's Twilight Rattles France's Sense of Self The New York Times
Albania: Anti-Smuggling Measure Extended Balkan Insight
Ukraine ballot Sunday re-enacts Orange Revolution The Boston Globe
Ukraine's Election and the Russian Resurgence World Security Network
Russian stealth fighter makes first flight The Boston Globe
Russia's First Stealth Fighter Makes Maiden Flight The New York Times
Russian Aid For Macedonian Gas Project Balkan Insight
Greek Farmers Continue Blockade Balkan Insight
Macedonia Announces More Anti-Crisis Measures Balkan Insight
Philippine national destiny unfolding Newsvine
Spanish parties divided over nuclear dumping site (News Feat m&c
Chinese bank to help Montenegro build ship fleet The Boston Globe
Obama needs a pro-Ukrainian President The Hindu
Slovenia Becomes Sixth ESA European Cooperating State redOrbit
A shadowy round-the-world arms deal traced to Kazakhstan Taipei Times
Serving the Community, Satisfying the Palate The New York Times
Chief of Hollywood Trade Group to Step Down The New York Times

Hippo closeup

Wandering hippo returns after ten-day romp 落跑河馬遊蕩十天後自動返家

Mathew Street Festival from Law Courts, August 2008. It is also the largest annual free music festival in Europe. In 2006 the festival was held over four days from Friday 25 August to Monday 28 August, using five stages in the city center, including one at the Strand, two at the Pier Head, one on Dale Street, and one on Derby Square.

Most European men are descended from ancient farmers

New EU Commission: Who's who?

New EU Commission: Who's who?

Fur coats become animal nests in recycling bid LA Daily News
Europe (without the euro) The Observer
3 Weeks Into Retirement, Morgenthau Takes a Law Job The New York Times
Architect, or Whatever The New York Times
U.S. Envisions a Continuing Civilian Presence in Afghanistan The New York Times
Expanding Use of Wind Power Feasible, but May Be Costly The New York Times
HOW ALTERNATIVE MEDIA PROVIDE THE CRUCIAL CRITIQUE OF THE MA Medialens
January 15: Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. born, Flight 1549 m The Examiner
Country's only hippo escapes zoo during floods China Daily
Where to get Turkish food in Sacramento & how to cook exotic The Examiner
Race wars in the orange groves of Italy The Independent
Wandering hippo rescued Independent online (SA)
China becomes world's biggest exporter The Guardian
The 31 Places to Go in 2010 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
UK cold snap plunges to new low BBC News
The anatomy of terror! Joy Online
In From the Cold The New York Times
Darlings of the Dalmatian Coast: Ston, Croatia, Part 2 The Examiner
Microfinance meltdown in Bosnia Al Jazeera
2009 notable deaths: A list of those we lost Denver Post

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