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Sunflowers and the nuclear power station.

Father Israel Photos Soil Wikipedia/Sunflowers

The Examiner
We planted sunflowers in the soil of Israel and we still remember
Fri 3 Feb 2012
I was born in Israel just a few years after its inception in 1948. My father and mother were there, however, as the British withdrew on May 14 of that year, lowering the Union Jack over the port of... (photo: Creative Commons / Nitot)

File - In this photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA, Syrian photographers take pictures of burnt police vehicles, after a weeklong military assault that the government said was aimed at rooting out "terrorists," in Hama city, Syria, on Wednesday Aug. 10, 2011, which has seen some of the largest anti-government protests of the 5-month-old uprising.

Democracy Human Rights Photos Syria Wikipedia: Hama massacre

Al Jazeera
Syria: The revenge of Hama 30 years on
Fri 3 Feb 2012
- On February 2, 1982, a state declared war on its own citizens. It did what it did and thought it won. On February 2, 2012, Hama is exacting its revenge on the Assads, denuding the Syrian regime of... (photo: AP / SANA)

An Egyptian protestor holds a national flag during clashes with the security forces near the interior ministry in downtown Cairo, Egypt, Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012.

The Daily Mail Fri 3 Feb 2012
Two protesters shot dead by police in clashes in Cairo as unrest following football riot ...
Police have shot dead two protesters in Egypt amid chaotic scenes that could bring down the country's new government just days after some of the worst football violence ever seen. The victims were... (photo: AP / Khalil Hamra)
Cairo Egypt Photos Protesters Wikipedia: Port Said Stadium clashes

Egyptian riot police clash with anti-government protesters in Suez, Egypt, Thursday evening, Jan. 27, 2011. Egyptian activists protested for a third day as social networking sites called for a mass rally in the capital Cairo after Friday prayers, keeping up the momentum of the country's largest anti-government protests in years.

The Guardian Fri 3 Feb 2012
Police kill two in Egypt clashes
Egyptian police have shot and killed two protesters in Suez, a health official said, the first to die in clashes that erupted around the country after a riot at a soccer stadium killed 74, as sports... (photo: AP)
Egypt Photos Police Protesters Wikipedia: 2011 Egyptian revolution

Jakarta Post Fri 3 Feb 2012
2 dead in Egypt street clashes over soccer riot
Police shot and killed two protesters in Suez, Egypt, early Friday, a health official aid, the first to die in clashes that erupted around the country after a riot at a... (photo: AP)
Egypt Photos Protesters Soccer

Egyptian protesters clash with security forces near Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011.

Novosti Fri 3 Feb 2012
Over 600 Injured as Egyptian Police Clash with Protesters
More than 600 people have been injured in clashes between police and protesters that broke out in downtown Cairo following a deadly football-match riot in Port Said,... (photo: AP / Khalil Hamra)
Egypt Photos Politics Protesters

A protester holds the Egyptian national flag as a fire rages outside the building housing the Israeli embassy in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, Sept. 9, 2011.

The Himalayan Fri 3 Feb 2012
Egyptian protesters blame police for soccer deaths
Added At: 2012-02-03 7:27 AM Last Updated At: 2012-02-03 7:55 AM... (photo: AP)
Deaths Egypt Photos Soccer Wikipedia: 2011 Egyptian revolution

Islamist member of Kuwait's parliament Musalam Al Barrak, left, and other opposition lawmakers protest during the National Assembly session of Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010 in Kuwait City. The prime minister Sheik Nasser Mohammed Al Sabah faced a rare grilling from opposition MPs seeking to force his resignation over accusations of using strong-arm tactics against government critics.The political revolt against the Premier could threaten the stability of the government in one of the West's key allies in the Gulf and an important transit point for U.S. military forces leaving Iraq.

The Washington Post Thu 2 Feb 2012
Widening Kuwait opposition seeks gains in parliament election
KUWAIT CITY — Opposition groups in Kuwait urged for high voter turnout Thursday in parliamentary elections that could increase the voice of government critics... (photo: AP / Gustavo Ferrari)
Arab Election Kuwait Photos Wikipedia: Kuwaiti parliamentary election, 2012

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Al Jazeera Thu 2 Feb 2012
American Airlines to cut 13,000 jobs
The parent company of American Airlines says it needs to eliminate about 13,000 jobs, as one of the largest US airlines remakes itself under bankruptcy protection. Thomas... (photo: Creative Commons / Eluveitie)
Company Employees Jobs Photos Wikipedia: American Airlines

CNN Thu 2 Feb 2012
Deadly Egyptian riots go beyond football
February 2, 2012 -- Updated 0346 GMT (1146 HKT) Fans storm on to the pitch during riots that erupted after the football match between Al-Masry and Al-Ahly. Editor's note:... (photo: AP)
Egypt Football Hooliganism Photos Stampede Wikipedia: Port Said Stadium clashes

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	Egypt unrest: Two shot dead in clashes after football deaths Joy Online
	Egypt mourns victims of football tragedy Independent online (SA)
	Egypt soccer violence kills 74, fans turn on army The Guardian
	Fighting Nudity With Hijab Fashion The Siasat Daily

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	Oman eyes 20% growth in Indian visitors this year The Times of India
	Iran warns of retaliation over oil sanctions The Star

Terrorism

	The two faces of Muslim life in the US Al Jazeera
	Israel raises alarm over Sinai-Gaza cooperation France24
	Embattled Pakistan leaders face court test Al Jazeera

Syrian citizens pass by a poster of Syrian President Bashar Assad, in the southern city of Daraa, Syria, on Monday March 21, 2011.

Robert Fisk: What kind of Syria can survive this bitter battle for existence?

Syrian rebels take their position behind a wall as they fire their guns during a battle with the Syrian government forces, at Rastan area in Homs province, central Syria, on Tuesday Jan. 31, 2012.

Robert Fisk: Syria is used to the slings and arrows of friends and enemies

Pro-Syrian regime protesters, hold up portraits of Syrian President Bashar Assad, left, and for his father Hafez Assad, right, during a demonstration against the Arab League decision to suspend Syria in front the Syrian embassy, in Beirut, Lebanon, on Sunday Nov. 13, 2011.

Syria: a Soviet hangover turned headache

Three die in Egypt clashes over riot Sydney Morning Herald
5 killed in Egypt clashes over deadly soccer riot Dayton Daily News
Syrians counter violence with creativity and black humour Gulf News
In Myanmar, Karen Rebels Deny Signing a Cease-Fire The New York Times
Nepal Releases Thousands of Former Fighters as Part of Peace The New York Times
Dozens killed as Syrians mark 1982 massacre Al Jazeera
US health group drops Planned Parenthood cuts Al Jazeera
'Why I want the right to die' in Scotland Al Jazeera
Timeline: The Khmer Rouge Al Jazeera
Tribunal helps Cambodia confront its history Al Jazeera
Two Palestinians wounded in Israeli airstrike Al Jazeera
Egypt's avoidable instability Khaleej Times
Deadly clashes as anger with Egypt military boils over Jakarta Globe
Kidnappers free 2 Americans, Egyptian guide Breitbart
Egyptian football fans mourn and rage amid political chaos The Guardian
How will it end in Syria? CNN
Russia Rejects Draft U.N. Resolution on Syria The New York Times
Newt Gingrich Is Right The New York Times
Japanese woman jailed for deliberately breaking legs of four The Daily Telegraph
Egyptians demand end to military rule; 4 killed in violence Zeenews

Fans of Egypt's Al-Ahly cheer for their team during their Egyptian League football match against rival club Zamalek in Cairo on June 29, 2011

Egyptian Football Massacre Was Revenge Of Mubarak's Butchers

Eurozone unemployment hits record high

Eurozone unemployment hits record high

British Petroleum - BP

BP must cover some of rig owner's Gulf liability: judge

Qatar faces hiring challenges to build World Cup facilities Gulf News
Factory Orders Rise, and Jobs Increase in Service Industries The New York Times
US jobless rate sinks to three-year low Al Jazeera
Key facts on the Khmer Rouge Al Jazeera
India's top court revokes telecoms licences Al Jazeera
The Advantages and Risks of Gingrich’s Tax Strategy The New York Times
New York Suing 3 Banks Over Mortgage Database The New York Times
Economy Improves, but the Candidates Stick to Safe Scripts The New York Times
Looking Forward, Fiji Turns to Its Canoeing Past The New York Times
A Long-Term Slide in Growth for Industrialized Economies The New York Times
British tycoon's bid to close 'smelly' chip stand near his f The Daily Telegraph
Obama reelection chances boosted as US jobless rate register The Daily Telegraph
Insight - Syria's Assad set for long conflict The Star
U.S. tourists seized in Egypt's Sinai released The Guardian
At 102%, His Tax Rate Takes the Cake The New York Times
Egypt Is On The Verge Of Economic Crisis Business Insider
U.S. Jobs Report Gives Stocks a Lift The New York Times
Arab stocks rally on annual results, global recovery prospec m&c
Jobless Rate Falls to 3-Year Low in U.S., Report Shows The New York Times
Just a short step from the voice of freedom to a tool for su Sydney Morning Herald

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, left, and South African President Jacob Zuma, right, shake hands as they met at the African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Monday, Jan. 30, 2012.

African Union summit, food crisis in the Sahel and global hunger figures

A man holding an Egyptian flag walks by as a family take photographs of newly-painted murals on a street leading off from Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo, Egypt Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011. Egypt's military leaders dissolved parliament and suspended the constitution Sunday, meeting two key demands of protesters who have been keeping up pressure for immediate steps to transition to democratic, civilian rule after forcing Hosni Mubarak out of power.

Egypt’s youth move to reclaim streets in creative ways through graffiti and street art

From left to right: Copts leading the crowd in prayer in Tahrir Square and Muslims and Christians United for Egypt, by Carlos Latuff.

Egypt’s Assault on Civil Society

Activists Document Street Battles in Cairo The New York Times
The Komen Foundation Apologizes, Reverses on Planned Parenth The New York Times
Apologizing, Cancer Group Reverses Planned Parenthood Decisi The New York Times
Train services disrupted by derailment The Daily Telegraph
Women and the Arab uprisings: 8 'agents of change' to follow CNN
India to clamp down on lavish weddings The Daily Telegraph
Seeking equal stake in the political process Gulf News
Three die in Egypt clashes over deadly soccer riot The Independent
Violence continues in Egypt as thousands march in protest Foreign Policy
Arab actor insult Islam, jailed The Siasat Daily
Popular Egyptian comic film star sentenced for offending Isl CBC
Shame and Anger in Cairo The New York Times
Opinion Report: Susan G. Komen and Planned Parenthood The New York Times
Comic sentenced to jail for Islam insult Sydney Morning Herald
Nick Clegg backs Chris Huhne for return to government if cle The Daily Telegraph
3 die in Egypt clashes over deadly soccer riot US News
3 die in Egypt street clashes between police and protesters Star Tribune
Occupy Boxing: Why millions of fans are protesting The Examiner
Context Is Key in Looking at Egypt Football Riot: Analysis Jakarta Globe
Taxpayer to bail out hospitals at 'severe risk' of failing The Daily Telegraph

British Prime Minister David Cameron chats to nurses as he tours a GAVI Alliance vaccine and immunisation clinic where children are being immunised against yellow fever, fund by the British Government on Tuesday July 19, 2011 in Lagos, Nigeria.

Cameron Calls for European Court to Limit Its Reach

Attendees at the National Retail Federation listen to a discussion about Google Wallet, Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012 in New York.

'Big Brother' concerns over Google changes

Students attend classes at a private school in Srinagar, the summer capital city of Indian administered Kashmir on Monday 27 September as many private and government schools opened today after a gap of over 100 days. Meanwhile, curfew continued in almost all then ten districts of the summer capital for the fifteenth consecutive day.

Financial Aid Advice for Indian Students From Colgate University

A great fun learning centre Khaleej Times
Want Better Insurance Rates? The Burden Is on You The New York Times
>The Science of Soccer Deaths and Football Bets Wired News
Middle East Trails Again in Green Energy Growth Scientific American
Stu Bykofsky Philadelphia Daily News
Google to offer country-specific blog censorship Zeenews
Jailed 9/11 Whistleblower Who Made News Now Free, Speaking O The Examiner
Parents, children suffer as politicians enjoy perks Sydney Morning Herald
Papua New Guinea: Political impasse threatens stability Al Jazeera
A mastery of arts Gulf News
Justice Ginsburg visits mark Arab Spring uprisings Austin American Statesman
ADVISORY CNN Wire Outlook CNN
A nuclear-free Middle East: Necessary, desirable and impossi Al Jazeera
Dozens killed in clashes after Egypt soccer match NZ Herald
Terrorism and development in Peru Al Jazeera
Imperialism 2.0: EU fosters Botswana degradation Al Jazeera
Liberal Egyptians fear a step back NZ Herald
Protecting Internet Democracy Huffington Post
Ill. nuclear reactor loses power, venting steam The News & Observer
State Dept: Americans take refuge at Cairo embassy Austin American Statesman

shows Gamal, center left, and Alaa Mubarak, left in white prison uniforms, the two sons of Hosni Mubarak, in a cage

Pro-Mubarak newspaper campaigns for dictator's release

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad

GULF NEWS: The Syrians deserve better

Mummy in the British Museum

Researchers find cancer in ancient Egyptian mummy

Hacker group Anonymous publicises FBI call Al Jazeera
How will Montt defend himself in Guatemala? Al Jazeera
Zambia look to the past for inspiration Al Jazeera
Rise of the famous Belgians Al Jazeera
England edge ahead as wickets tumble Al Jazeera
American tourists kidnapped by gunmen in Egypt freed The Guardian
Tribesmen kidnap tourists in Egypt The Daily Telegraph Australia
Two American tourists, guide kidnapped in Sinai released France24
Egyptian official: gunmen to release 2 Americans Palm Beach Post
2 female U.S. tourists kidnapped in Egypt The Washington Post
Egypt Bedouins kidnap two US tourists Middle East Online
Gunmen kidnap 2 Americans and an Egyptian in Sinai Richmond Times Dispatch
Iran’s Supreme Leader Threatens Retaliation Against Attack The New York Times
US shifts strategy on Taliban Al Jazeera
Last French beret factory faces closure Al Jazeera
Search continues for Papua New Guinea missing Al Jazeera
Article says Israel may attack Iran in April Al Jazeera
Terry loses England captaincy Al Jazeera
Chris Huhne resignation letters: "It has been a privilege to The Daily Telegraph
Chinese Tourists to the Rescue The New York Times

Iranian rescuers scour the waters for victims of a capsized boat, at the Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas, some 1300 miles (2100 kilometers) south east of the capital Tehran, Iran, Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012. Seventeen people have died after a storm capsized a passenger boat off Iran's southern coast, the official IRNA news agency reported on Sunday. The boat sank Saturday evening while sailing between Hormuz Island and the port city of Bandar Abbas on the mainland. (AP Photo/Sami Hozni)

Many drown in Iran boat accident

This photo taken Nov. 18, 2011 and released by Rio de Janeiro's government, shows an aerial view of a boat crossing an area of an oil spill in an offshore field operated by Chevron at the Bacia de Campos, in Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil.

Brazil suspends Chevron's drilling activities

A swimming pool of five stars hotel viewing red sea and surronded by buildings and red sea port

Egypt's Ain Sokhna port reopens after strike

3 Die in Egypt Clashes Following Port Said Riot Jakarta Globe
More Clashes In Cairo After Port Said Football Deaths Graphic
Prosecutor General Goes to Port Said For Investigate All Africa
CAF Shocked by Port Said Tragedy All Africa
EOHR Denounces Port Said Violence All Africa
Parliamentary Fact-Finding Committee Heads to Port Said All Africa
Supreme Council of Armed Forces and Government Hold Emergenc All Africa
'Enraged' crowds in Cairo after deaths at Port Said football BBC News
Egypt sacks Port Said governor, football chief Gulf News
The Soccer Tragedy in Port Said Huffington Post
Tantawi Receives Al-Ahly Soccer Team, Port Said Injured All Africa
SCAF Declares National Mourning After Deadly Port Said Clash All Africa
Mufti Calls for Opening Immediate Investigation On Port Said All Africa
Real Madrid offer condolences to families of Port Said riot Goal
Anger in Port Said mounts after Egypt's football killings Deccan Chronicle
Egyptian Prime Minister dissolves country's FA after Port Sa Goal
Video: Port Said pitch riot leaves 74 people dead Belfast Telegraph
Speculation on Twitter about Egyptian police attacking Ultra Newstrack India
CAF Expresses Shock At Port Said Tragedy All Africa
Egypt football violence: appalling loss of life in Port Said The Daily Telegraph

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