| CanadianBusiness.com - 25 minutes ago By AP | May 17, 2012 Newly appointed caretaker Prime Minister Panagiotis Pikramenos, left, shakes hands with Greece President Karolos Papoulias ahead of their meeting at the Presidential palace in Athens, Wednesday, May 16, 2012. |
| The Guardian - 54 minutes ago 9.25am: Syria: Divisions in the oppositions are getting worse. The activist group the Local Co-ordination Committees in Syria has threatened to withdraw from the opposition Syrian National Council following the re-election of its leader Burhan Ghalioun ... |
| The Australian - 53 minutes ago FACEBOOK boosted the size of its initial public offering to more than 400 million shares as major stockholders sharply increased the number of shares they intend to offer by nearly 50 per cent, potentially lifting the value of the landmark debut by ... |
| Aljazeera.com - 13 minutes ago Bosnian Serb military leader faces 11 counts of war crimes at UN court over Srebrenica massacre and siege of Sarajevo. Mladic in Europe's worst mass murder since World War II, the 1995 Srebrenica massacre. |
| The United States will not remove sanctions against President Robert Mugabe and some of the Zanu PF officials until reforms towards democratisation are met, an official said yesterday. |
| Despite its own financial woes and public discontent, Germany is giving early 150 million euro in support to Afghanistan. But critics say it is like throwing money out the window. |
| Linex Legal (press release) (registration) - 11 hours ago BOB GELDOF lashed out at a reporter this week after he was asked about his tax arrangements, bizarrely demanding to know how many irrigation ditches her salary had built. |
Daily Nation - 6 hours ago By NATION CORRESPONDENT in Turkana Ethiopia has finalised plans to hand over guns and uniforms recovered from bandits who raided a police camp in Turkana County and killed three policemen. |
| By OKEY NDIRIBE ABUJA - Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Profesor Attahiru Jega, has invited Edo State Governor, Mr. |
| AllAfrica.com - 36 minutes ago By Paul Yeenie Harry, 17 May 2012 Former Liberian President Charles Taylor, now convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity in relations to atrocities committed in Sierra Leone, has stressed the need for former US President George W. Bush to be ... |
| Independent Online - 2 hours ago By SOLLY MAPHUMULO AP Swazi King Mswati III with some his 13 wives in Manzini, Swaziland in November 2002. One of them, Queen LaMotsa, second from left, is said to have been staying at a luxury hotel in Joburg for more than a month, at a cost of more ... |
| Philadelphia Inquirer - 1 hour ago CAIRO, Egypt - In this presidential campaign headquarters, in a second-floor apartment in the Cairo neighborhood of Garden City, young female volunteers in full veil work alongside women in colorful headscarfs and those with flowing, uncovered hair. |
| The Guardian - 44 minutes ago The Greater Nile pipeline is the only way to get oil to market from South Sudan. It is a lifeline: 98% of the country's revenue is from oil but, since January, no South Sudanese oil has flowed through it. |
| NAIROBI (Xinhua) -- The Kenyan government on Wednesday moved to assure tourists that the country is safe despite Tuesday' s evening attack in the port city of Mombasa where at least one person died and four others injured in three explosions. |
Economic Times - 19 minutes ago In an interview with ET Now, Uwe Parpart, Chief Strategist & Head of Research, Reorient Financial Markets, gives his views on the global as well as the Indian equities. |
Economic Times - 55 minutes ago In an interview with ET Now, Nischal Maheshwari, Head of Research, Edelweiss Securities, speaks about the Indian market and gives his stock ideas. |
| Telegraph.co.uk - 8 minutes ago Brave investors might consider what money can be made from the carnage in the eurozone. By Paul Farrow It is two years since Greece agreed to its first bail-out, yet the crisis that its debt burden triggered across Europe shows no sign of abating. |
New York Daily News - 41 minutes ago Addis Ababa, May 17 - A second Indian company, Esimo Flower & Agro Industries Plc, is investing $100 million in Ethiopia to produce flowers, fruits, and vegetables for the European, Russian and Middle Eastern markets. |
| The Guardian - 52 minutes ago National Grid, the company that operates most of England's energy pylons and pipelines, has turned in a strong financial performance for 2011 but seen its debt levels reach almost £20bn. |
| IT News Africa - 1 hour ago Vietnam-based Viettel announced in Maputo, Mozambique, the official launch of Movitel - the group's first mobile network in Africa, which joins its already flourishing networks in Asia and Latin America. |
| by AP LOS ANGELES (AP) - Millions of people in the western United States and some parts of Asia will get to witness the sun transform into a ring of fire. |
| NBC4 Washington - 6 hours ago A food truck controversy is brewing in the District. The dispute has nothing to do with the food. It's about what the cooks on a truck are wearing. |
| Flecking Records (blog) - 10 hours ago The actress, who stars in new movie What to Expect When You're Expecting, can understand why people adopt. “It's funny because before the movie I never really thought about adoption, I just always wanted to have my own baby and I was so focused on that ... |
| SuperSport.com - 2 hours ago by Humphrey Njoku 17 May 2012, 08:04 Falconets' coach, Edwin Okon has said his wards will not let their guard down in order to qualify for the 2012 Fifa Under20 Women's World Cup in Japan. |
| AsiaOne - 10 minutes ago LONDON - As Liverpool begin their search for a successor to Kenny Dalglish, the burning question is how the once dominant force in English football can become top dogs again? |
| SkySports - 9 minutes ago Ahead of the Champions League final, we look at the top 10 European deciders involving British clubs. On Saturday Chelsea travel to the Allianz Arena ready to do battle with Bayern Munich as they bid to finally lift the UEFA Champions League trophy. |
| Goal.com - 12 minutes ago Both products of Southampton's youth academy, Oxlade-Chamberlain has 16 Premier League appearances to his name compared to Walcott's tally of zero when he was the shock inclusion for the 2006 Fifa World Cup squad. |
| Daily Mail - 13 minutes ago By Joe Ridge Stay up to date with all the action on day one of the first Test between England and the West Indies with Sportsmail's unrivalled team. |
| The DA has accused President Jacob Zuma of being afraid to make the difficult choices that would benefit many unemployed young people. |
| Associated Press of Pakistan - 39 minutes ago UNITED NATIONS, May 17 (APP): The number of women dying of pregnancy and childbirth related complications has almost halved in 20 years, according to new estimates released by the United Nations. |
| Nigerian Bulletin - 1 hour ago NEW data released yesterday by the World Health Organisation (WHO) titled, “World Health Statistics 2012 Report” has alerted on the growing problem of the non-communicable diseases burden. |
| Nigerian Tribune - 9 hours ago The Kwara State government has reiterated its commitment to putting in place necessary measures to reduce the prevalence of HIV/AIDS in the state. |
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