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Michael cancels all tour dates
Singer George Michael has axed the remaining dates on his 2011 tour as he battles pneumonia. The Faith hitmaker, 48, was hospitalised in Vienna,... (photo: Creative Commons / insasse)

NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen addresses the media at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Thursday, March 24, 2011. NATO announced on Thursday that it is taking control of the military operation to enforce the no-fly zone over Libya.

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GlobalResearch
NATO Conceals Preparations for Military Action against Syria
The United States has decided to disengage itself from certain obligations under the Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty (CFE). In particular, the USA will no longer inform Russia about plans... (photo: AP / Yves Logghe)

George Michael Wax

The Gleaner
Singer George Michael recovering
George Michael is responding "well" to treatment for pneumonia. The 48-year-old singer - who was hospitalised on Monday, November 21, in Vienna, Austria - is being treated by medics in a private house... (photo: Creative Commons / Sub-Zero 88)
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Singer George Michael In Madame Tussaud Wax Museum, Amsterdam

Belfast Telegraph
George Michael admitted to hospital
George Michael is in hospital suffering from pneumonia. The 48-year-old singer has cancelled a string of appearances on his Symphonica tour while he is being treated. George's publicist Connie... (photo: Creative Commons / Berto Garcia)
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NATO members suspend European arms control pact

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NATO members suspend European arms control pact
Brussels - Fourteen NATO countries have joined the United States in partially suspending a key European arms control pact, by no longer informing Russia about their... (photo: US Army / Robert Hyatt)
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Ice forming on the limbs of trees in Pocahontas, Illinois, USA during a winter storm on February 2, 2011.

The Guardian
Winter holidays: six great ideas
From ice climbing in Italy to budget skiing in Switzerland and living in an igloo suite, here are six icy treats with a difference Andy Keen observing the northern... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
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GoAir's airlines flight at New Delhi IGI Airport-air travel-Air passengers-India.

Herald Tribune
Airline passengers asked for extra cash for fuel
LONDON - Airlines have already begun charging for food, drinks, seat assignments and baggage. Now one is demanding that passengers cough up extra cash on board for fuel.... (photo: WN / Sayali Santosh Kadam)
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Jakarta Globe
Austrian Student Takes on Facebook
Vienna. Austrian law student Max Schrems may be just one of about 800 million Facebook users, but that hasnât stopped him tackling the US giant behind the social... (photo: AP / Craig Ruttle, file)
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Television personalities Jake Pavelka, right, and Vienna Girardi arrive at the premiere of "The Back-up Plan" in Los Angeles on Wednesday, April 21, 2010.

Huffington Post
Vienna Girardi, Kasey Kahl Split: 'Bachelor Pad' Stars Break Up
It's over for Vienna Girardi and Kasey Kahl. The reality contestants, who flaunted their relationship over the summer on "Bachelor Pad 2," have reportedly called it... (photo: AP / Matt Sayles)
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Terrorism

	Killer flu doctors: US censorship is a danger to science Belfast Telegraph
	U.S. Faces New Challenge of Fewer Troops in Europe The New York Times
	France says Syrian regime committing massacres Seattle Times
	Is a super-volcano just 390 miles from London about to erupt? Pakalert Press

Media News

	Azarenka beats Zvonareva at WTA Championships Austin American Statesman
	UN Rights Council Should investigate its Gaddafi apologists Scoop
	France bans ketchup for primary schools Digital Spy
	Schwarzenegger inaugurates his museum in Austria Austin American Statesman

EU

	Hungary's Quick-Fix To Swiss Franc Mortgages Could Devastate Its Economy Business Insider
	EU court deals blow to French ban on Monsanto GM maize m&c
	Don't play hardball on Greek bailout, Brussels urges euro countries m&c
	Going Dutch: One Possible Solution to the Euro Debt Crisis Seeking Alpha

APNewsBreak: UN visit to Tehran set for Jan 28

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Opening of the 2011 EU-China Year of Youth - 11-01-2011

China pledges 'active support' for debt-stricken Europe

Volksbank spart sich schlank

Austria's Volksbank expects 900-million euro loss

Apple iPod touch - Gadget - Technology

Apple beats Coca-Cola to become 'most valuable global brand'

Spainâs jobless rate rises to 22.9% Taipei Times
The Glock Family Feud Business Week
Austria seeks leeway for banks on EBA capital goal The Guardian
'Austrian economy not to regain momentum until 2014' The Times of India
European pissants, humbug hypocrisy The Australian
IDS says families have babies to claim benefits London Evening Standard
Scandal At The Top Of The Austrian Central Bank: Bribery, Ki Business Insider
Austria’s Downgrade: The Government’s View The New York Times
Austria's Volksbanken dodges EBA recap bullet The Guardian
Austria issues 50-year bonds for first time France24
Lindsey Vonn tells Youth Olympics athletes that big sacrific Star Tribune
Austrian economy remains healthy: FM The Times of India
Hutch in talks to buy Orange Austria Hong Kong Standard
Neighbors send euro troubles to Austria CNN
Bankers clash over commitment to eastern Europe The Guardian
Worries seen over bank sales in E.Europe-EBRD The Guardian
S&P downgrades euro zone rescue fund Independent online (SA)
Austria unhappy with European Banking Authority Buffalo News
No sign of first-quarter recession in Austria m&c
S&P downgrades eurozone rescue fund Zeenews

Syrian President Bashar Assad delivering a speech in Damascus on Saturday Jan.19 2008 at the official opening of the year-long Festivity for declaring Damascus the Capital of the Arab Culture for 2008, at the Dar al-Assad for Culture and Arts.

Syria Demands That Nations Reject Opposition Council and Protect Its Embassies

the new OPEC headquarters in Vienna

Iran to support current oil output ceiling: OPEC President

The President, Smt. Pratibha Devisingh Patil addressing at the inauguration of the newly constructed Building of Municipal Corporation Raipur, Chhattisgarh on June 25, 2011.

President Patil to visit Switzerland, Austria

Some slam Nazis; others gather for right-wing ball my SA
City of joy Irish Times
Solar Decathlon: Team DC heading west, my friend The Examiner
Capt vists Dera Sachkhand, party terms it 'courtesy call' Indian Express
Petrucell's Picks: This week's hottest must-have DVDs. Where The Examiner
IOC President saddened by skier Burke's death Breitbart
Sarah Burke: IOC President Rogge saddened by death, says fre The Washington Post
IOC President Rogge saddened by Burke's death, says freestyl Orlando Sentinel
Wanderlust: Sandeep Nair, President and MD of Emerson Networ The Times of India
Austrian panel removes balls from culture list Atlanta Journal
Vienna ball dropped from UNESCO Austrian heritage list BBC News
Tourists from 5 nations victims in Ethiopia attack my SA
German, Belgian, Austrian, Italian, Hungarian nationals amon The Washington Post
Pistol-Packing By the Millions Wall Street Journal
Is Austria the New Finland? Real Clear Politics
Austria says banks sturdy, rebukes S&P views CNBC
Ischgl skiing: the Austrian resort that keeps on giving The Daily Telegraph
Decision on Austria 'a wake-up call' Irish Times
Oil, Dollar Hegemony and Islam GlobalResearch
Gaming giant looks to float non-core assets The Daily Telegraph

UN Should Apologize For

UN Should Apologize For

Jurvetson - Arnold Schwarzenegger Head Shot (by)

Schwarzenegger Opens Arnie Museum In Austria

Archaeologists carefully clear sand from the remains of what is believed to be a wrecked wooden ship on board Naval Air Station Pensacola.

Archaeologists discover remains of a Roman gladiator school in Austria

The 32 Atomic Security Personnel Released Peace FM Online
Famed Austrian soprano Ruthhilde Boesch dies at 94 The Washington Times
EUA program's new chair The Australian
Arnie visits Austrian town run on green energy Austin American Statesman
Vonn gives advice to Youth Olympics athletes CNN
January's best music from across the MAP The Guardian
Austrian school principal warned for going after exam cheate Hartford Courant
Procter & Gamble to Extend Mother-Centric Campaign at Olympi The New York Times
The Madonna and the Whore CounterPunch
P&G plans to raise $5 million for youth sports Colorado Springs Gazette
P&G brands will sponsor more than 150 athletes for '12 Olymp The Business Review
[corsari milano] de corato sceriffo pagliaccio IMC
GIDEON RACHMAN: Capitalism’s crisis leaves me feeling Austri Business Day
Head winter-sports unit coming to Boulder The Business Review
McDonald's, International Olympic Committee close to new spo Chicago Business
Welcome to "March-uary" (shot at a record 50 Tuesday, then c Star Tribune
Vienna's historic cafe society The Daily Telegraph Australia
Heavy snow hits Austria, shuts down key rail line Atlanta Journal
Q&A: U.S. Rep. Steve Austria The Business Review
Austria to keep Wright-Patt committee going for 2012 The Business Review

In this May 10, 2011 file photo, the exterior view of Skype offices in Palo Alto, Calif., are shown.

Why crimes on Skype leave witnesses but no evidence

Internet activists protest against the international copyright agreement ACTA, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, in front of the European Parliament office in Warsaw, Poland, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012.

Polish protests push back over anti-piracy pact

A man collects bread from a trash bin in the northern port city of Thessaloniki, Greece, Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012. Welfare agencies and charity groups have warned of a spike in poverty and homelessness in Greece

Greece to face more austerity as it negotiates debt relief

Is ACTA a World Internet Treaty worse than SOPA? The Examiner
Facebook Readies IPO Filing for Next Week Wall Street Journal
Spotify Reaches 3 Million Subscribers While Rhapsody Aims to Rollingstone
Thousands wage war against ACTAck on Internet Pakalert Press
Rhapsody to keep Napster brand alive in Europe San Francisco Chronicle
Privacy Less Controversial Than Piracy? For Now, Web Giants All Things Digital
European parliament website under cyber attack France24
Anonymous Czech Republic distance themselves from cyber-atta Romano
Poland signs copyright treaty that drew protests PhysOrg
"Great Emotions": Zurich Chamber Orchestra's great web campa STL Today
Rhapsody nabs Napster UK The Register
World-Roaming Web Site Tells How to Eat Like the Locals The New York Times
Exactly Where Was the World Wide Web Created? Forbes
Don’t like something about you online? You’ll so The Daily Mail
Rhapsody takes battle to Spotify by buying Napster's Europea The Guardian
Rhapsody Nabs Napster International To Battle Spotify In Eur Fast Company
Rhapsody Arrives In UK and Germany Via Napster Deal All Things Digital
Rhapsody acquires Napster’s European assets for Spotif Venture Beat
Thousands march in Poland over Acta internet treaty BBC News
'Right To Be Forgotten': Online Privacy Legislation Proposed Crunch

Juhi Chawla (Actress)

Juhi cry against mobile towers

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron leaves Downing Street in London, Wednesday, July 20, 2011. The Prime Minister will make a statement ahead of a debate at the House of Commons regarding the News International phone hacking scandal.

Cameron condemns embassy attack

Vegetables - Cucumber - Lettuce

Vegetable scare hits Europe

Pomegranate seed oil 'no better than placebo' for menopause Newstrack India
Pomegranate seed oil 'no better than a placebo' at easing ho The Daily Mail
Record year for Vienna tourism Breitbart
An Irishwoman's Diary Irish Times
Austria's Kirchgasser wins World Cup slalom Austin American Statesman
Miller avoids crash, impresses Klammer in Austria Austin American Statesman
Sports briefs: Jan. 20 Lexington Herald-Leader
iD reveals 2012 Emerging Designer finalists Scoop
Studies help clarify the role of lapatinib and trastuzumab i PhysOrg
Is Amsterdam the wisest place for you to recover from pneumo The Daily Mail
KENYA: The downside of male involvement in PMTCT IRINnews
Schoenberg collection goes to North Texas Austin American Statesman
Sotnikova, Tuktamisheva headline Youth Olympics The Examiner
1st Winter Youth Olympics opens in Innsbruck Austin American Statesman
McDonald's extends Olympic sponsorship Austin American Statesman
STANLEY, Patricia San Francisco Chronicle
Recovered: George Michael spotted out with boyfriend for fir The Daily Mail
Obituaries for Wednesday, Jan. 11 Richmond Times Dispatch
Book Excerpt: The Letters of Joseph Roth New Yorker
Iran nuclear work at bunker is confirmed The Washington Times

English: Paris Hilton promoting her cell-phone video game: Jewel Jam during the E3 Video Game Convention.

Paris Hilton Puts Career Before Babies

Health workers demonstrate during a strike over pensions, outside St. Thomas' Hospital, London, Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011.

British workers strike over retirement benefits

In this Dec. 5, 2008 file photo, a rack with forms to assist the unemployed and job seekers is seen at a New York State Department of Labor career center in Albany, N.Y. New York's unemployment claims systems crashed this week, overwhelmed by tens of thousands of jobless New Yorkers trying to call or log in at once ahead of this week's filing deadline.

Tunisia: The jobless revolution

ArcelorMittal Poland wants to cut employment by 1,450 Warsaw Business Journal
Summary Box: Greek unions, employers discuss costs The Boston Globe
Greek unions, employers discuss wage cuts Denver Post
Unions, employers in Greece talk about private-sector wage c Star Tribune
Greek unions, employers to discuss wage cuts The Times of India
Unions, employers in Greece to try again to start talks on p The Washington Post
Here's How Europe's Largest Economy Grew Employment During T Business Insider
U.S., Europe send employees overseas Tulsa World
Germany slashes growth forecast again NZ Herald
Greece nears deal with private bondholders NZ Herald
Supreme Court upholds "ministerial exception" in employment- LA Daily News
Ill. officials to support veterans' employment The News & Observer
North-South employment divide in Europe BBC News
Study keeps the heat on Europe's best paid MPs NZ Herald
Ten big ideas for 2012 NZ Herald
Greece pledges jobs and welfare in the new year NZ Herald
Swiss bankers begin to feel pinch NZ Herald
On Greek difficulties, Ephraim, employment, tax, Papandreou, Kathimerini
The Spread hits grassroots with a bang NZ Herald
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Wipes Out Jobs, Disc The Examiner

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