Greece: Golden Dawn Leader Nikos Michaloliakos Denies the Holocaust
Greek government and Jews hit back at Golden Dawn's leader's denial of the Holocaust.
Harmful Chemicals Could Reduce Sperm Count
Glasgow University researchers find that chemicals in cosmetics, detergents and pollutants could lead to low sperm count.
Over and Out for Japan's Nuclear Industry?
The Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), the owners of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant devastated by the March 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami, reported a net-loss of $9.7 billion for the full year ending 31 March 2012. Reporting its annual figures on 14 May, these figures reflected an improvement of some 35 per cent over 2011's figures but insufficient to avoid 09 May's effective nationalisation of the company.
Fat Tax of 20% Needed to Improve Population Health
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Nakba Day: Thousands of Palestinians Demonstrate and Clash with IDF [SLIDESHOW]
Thousands of Palestinians have attended demonstrations to commemorate "Nakba day"
Dominique Strauss-Kahn Files $1m Countersuit Against NY Hotel Maid Nafitassou Diallo
Dominique Strauss-Kahn strikes back against assault allegations by filing $1m countersuit against New York City hotel maid.
Syria: Russia Warns Against Rebel Training Camps in Kosovo, Opposition Angry at Arab League
Russia's ambassador to the United Nations has voiced concern over reports Syrian rebels are receiving military training in Kosovo.
Zimbabwe: Smelly, Shaven-Headed, Circumcised Women will Curb HIV/Aids, says Male Politician Morgan Femai
Zimbabwean politician creates uproar by saying women should make themselves less attractive to men to curb spread of HIV/AIDS.
Investors: We Expect More ECB Quantitative Easing
In the latest European Fund Managers Survey from BofA Merrill Lynch investors have stayed calm in the hope that the European Central Bank will control the eurozone crisis with more QE.
Man Bitten by Rattlesnake at Walmart Store in Washington
Mica Craig, a 47-year-old shopper at Walmart, was bitten by a rattlesnake while he was shopping at the store in Clarkston, Washington, on Saturday.
Francois Hollande Sworn in as New French President
Francois Hollande takes helm as president after being sworn in at ceremony held at Elysee Palace.
Cigarettes and Alcohol 'Sin Taxes' Increase Revenue Without Discouraging Consumption
Adam Smith Institute study finds the poorest are the hardest hit by sin taxes.
International Day of Families Being Observed Today
This year's theme is "Ensuring Work Family Balance" with the aim of helping workers provide financial and emotional support to their families.
Al-Qaida’s ‘Body Bombs’ increase Fears of Global Attacks by Master Bomb-Maker Ibrahim Hassan Tali al-Asiri
Al-Qaida in Yemen is planning to defy security checks across the world by implanting explosives within suicide bombers' bodies.
Barack Obama Brands Mitt Romney a Greedy Business 'Vampire' [VIDEO]
Mitt Romney is described as a "vampire" sucking the life out of a business in a new campaign ad for Barack Obama.
Is Michelle Obama a 'Bunny Boiler'?
Author Edward Klein's book The Amateur describes first lady as "unusually jealous" when it comes to other women being around president.
Nigeria’s Boko Haram 'Paid by Algerian Terrorists to Kidnap Westerners'
Nigeria's Islamic militant group, Boko Haram, is partly financed by an Algerian terrorist group, a report claimed.
Rare 1923 Leica Camera Auctioned for € 2.16 Million: Record for Most Expensive Ever
A rare 1923 Leica camera has been auctioned for a whopping €2.16mn at an auction in Vienna, making it the most expensive camera ever sold.
China Accuses Dalai Lama over Female Assassins
China hits out over claims that it has trained Tibetan women to assasinate Dalai Lama with poison.
Only One in Five Britons Has Five-a-Day Meal - Study
Eating more fruits and vegetables can cut down health risks and raise life expectancy.
Nepal Plane Crash Kills 15, Six Escape
Agni Air plane with mostly Hindu pilgrims goes down near Annapurna mountain range, a favourite trekking spot.
Paula Hounslea: Skeleton of Woman Missing Since 2009 Found on Liverpool Loopline
Human remains that were found near an unused railway in Liverpool have been identified as a Paula Howslea, who disappeared three years ago.
Two Powerful Drugs Can Kill Breast Cancer Cells, Says MIT
Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology find that erlotinib and doxorubicin can kill breast cancer cells.
Waste Milk Creates Excess Carbon Dioxide, Says Research
As much as 360,000 tonnes of milk is poured in the sink every year in Britain.
Greek Parties Meet to Discuss Coalition Government
Banks across Europe could be harmed by crisis deepening or refusal to repay debts.
49 Headless Bodies Found in Mexico in Drug-Related Massacre
Conflict escalates between warring Zeta and Sinaloa drug cartels in state of Veracruz.
French Spiderman Conquers France’s Tallest Skyscraper: A Look at his Other Daredevil Climbs [SLIDESHOW]
Alain Robert, nicknamed the French Spiderman climbed the tallest building in Paris, the first skyscraper with the permission of its owner.
Satellite Tags Reveal Mysterious Manta Ray’s Habits and Secret Journey
Researchers had attached satellite transmitters to manta rays in the coast of Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.
US Drone Strikes Kill 11 al-Qaida Suspects in Yemen
Attacks take place in Marib and Shabwa provinces in the south-east of capital Sanaa.
Botox Shots Found Effective in Treating Migraine
Researchers from the Medical College of Wisconsin contradict theory.
Thousands March in Spain to Mark First Anniversary of Protest Against Austerity
Spain's Indignados fill streets to march against austerity measures that have not brought any improvement to the country's economic situation.
Tigers Remain Vulnerable To Poaching in Most Protected Areas, Says WWF
Adequate enforcement staff and technology are needed to curb poaching, say researchers.
Russian Plane Crash: Rescue Teams Begin Retrieving Remains [PHOTOS]
The forensic experts would sort through the remains and take the DNA samples to identify the victims.
Waist To Height Ratio Predicts Health Risk Better Than BMI
If a person has a high waist to height ratio, he or she is likely to get several health problems.
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