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Alien Sightings! UFOs Have a Base Under Volcano in Mexico? [VIDEO]

The researchers at the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI) are confident that contact with intelligent alien civilizations may soon be a reality.

Global Warming Will Affect Food Production

Organic Farming Alone Can’t Feed The World: Researchers

Researchers from the University of Washington have discovered that global warming will affect food production.

Pope Benedict’s Cardinals Club Sees European Majority

Pope Benedict XVI on Saturday brought 22 Catholic churchmen into the elite club of cardinals who will elect his successor, looking to cement the Italian majority in a future conclave.

Pope’s Homily at Mass with New Cardinals [FULL TEXT]

The full text of Pope Benedict XVI's homily at Mass in St. Peter's Basilica, with the newly-created Cardinals.

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Nude Man Arrested for Stealing Socks in Walmart [VIDEO]

The man has been charged with aggravated assault and indecent exposure and is being held on $50,000 bail at the Chester County Prison.

Cleveland Volcano Could Blow Up at Any Moment

Scientists have observed that the lava dome has expanded from 50 metres to 60 metres in the past week alone.

Exotic Hindu Festival: Mahashivaratri Starts on Feb. 20 [PHOTOS]

One of the highlights of this festival is that devotees and non-devotees are allowed to smoke intoxicating substances such as marijuana, as it is the only day when marijuana is legal.

Libya One Year On: The End of Gaddafi [SLIDESHOW]

Libyans celebrate one-year anniversary of uprising that led to death of Muammar Gaddafi.

Sudanese refugees who crossed into Israel illegally are detained near Nitzana

African Migrants to Israel Kidnapped and Tortured

Egyptian Bedoiun smugglers target growing number of African migrants crossing harsh desert terrain in bid to reach Israel.

Palestinians Rally to Protest Against Israeli Detention of Hunger Strike Jihadist [SLIDESHOW]

Thousands of Palestinians march in Gaza and the West Bank demanding release of Islamic leader Khader Adnan. ,

Iranian Hackers Target Israel's Largest Bank

Bank Hapoalim security measures foil viral attack on £50bn asset pot that tried to access accounts.

Ceremony marking 33rd anniversary of Islamic Revolution in Tehran

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Uses Dead Nuclear Scientists to Mobilise Support

Four Iranian scientists, killed in mysterious circumstances, honoured by president in run-up to elections.

Endangered black bear inside cage at bile farm in Weihai, China

China: Online Outcry Over IPO Plans for Bear Bile Company

Animals rights groups and celebrities join forces to oppose plans for IPO by company that uses bear bile in tonics.

'Underwear' bomber sentenced to life term in prison.

Underwear Bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab gets Life

Would-be suicide bomber on Christmas Day mission for al-Qaida boarded Northwest Airlines flight with bomb sewn into underwear.

Weapons confiscated by Iraqi policemen in Baghdad

Iraqis Profit from Smuggling Arms into Syria

Syrian conflict lines pockets of arms smugglers in Iraq at a price.

Man pushes handcart through market in Kibera, Nairobi

Kenya: 460,000 Men Battered by Wives Every Year

Domestic violence in Kenya reaches epidemic levels with surge of attacks by women on husbands.

Anonymous stole more than 700 MB of data from the Mexican Mining Chamber, or Camimex

Anonymous Alleges Mexican Government Coal Mining Conspiracy

OpGreenRights: Hackers post emails claiming Mexican government tinkered with climate change bill to protect the coal mining industry from tax.

China’s Xi Jinping: Can He Change Sino-U.S. Equations?

The high profile visit to the White House is mainly seen in political circles as a rapport-building exercise to bridge the "trust deficit" between the two nations.

Honduras Jail Fire: Most Prisoners Had Not Been Convicted [SLIDESHOW]

More than half of inmates in prison, where 358 died, were on remand or being held as suspects.

Airbus and Boeing Release Growth Predictions, Agree on $4 Trillion Asia-Pacific Market

In separate reports released on Feb. 15, both Airbus and Boeing have agreed that there is tremendous potential for growth of the aviation industry in the Asia-Pacific region.

Kosovo Force (KFOR) soldiers from Germany stand guard near barbed wire along a road in the village of Jagnjenica, near Zubin Potok

Kosovo Serbs Reject Ethnic Albania Rule

Referendum by ethnic Serbs in Kosovo enclaves against rule by Pristina adds to ethnic strains in region.

Ibrahim Mohammed from Assabia, who says he was tortured at the hands of the Gharyan city forces

Libya Militias Turn Torturers in Revenge Reign of Abuse

Year after start of uprising that toppled Gaddafi, Libya's new government unable to control former rebels, says Amnesty.

OpChina: Anonymous Hackers Target China's Great Firewall

As part of its ongoing OpChina campaign, Anonymous hackers have targeted Chinese government websites, posting the stolen data online.

8 Children Killed, Many Injured in Jerusalem Bus Crash

The school bus reportedly collided with a lorry on a slippery road before it overturned and caught fire.

Iran unveils domestically produced fuel rods

Iran Closer to Becoming Nuclear Power

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has inserted the first rod in to the reactor, according to a footage shown in Iran’s English language Press TV.

Tweets from the Top: World Leaders on Social Media [SLIDESHOW]

Nicolas Sarkozy is latest world leader to open Twitter account to reach out to potential voters.

Bahrain Regime Blames US and Unnamed Gulf State for Unrest

Beleaguered regime in Manama echoes tactic of Egyptian military in blaming outside forces for democracy protests.

President of Greece to Give up €283,000 Salary

Karolos Papoulias sacrifices wages as bailout rests 'on knife edge'.

Demonstrators gather during a protest against Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, in Hula, near Homs

Syria: Assad Sets Date for Constitution Referendum

President Bashar al-Assad's move on referendum dismissed by opponents as 11 months too late.

Iran Cuts Oil Exports to Europe in Sanctions Row

France, Italy and Greece among six EU countries targeted in Tehran crude oil ban as nuclear row escalates.

Millions of remain in serious need of aid in Pakistan following floods in 2011, charities warn

Millions of Pakistanis Struggling to Survive After ‘Forgotten’ Flood Crisis

Oxfam and other charities hit out at 'lukewarm response' to flooding in September 2011.

Tensions Grow between the US and Egypt: From Allies to 'Frenemies'?

Tensions between the US and Egypt show no sign of calming down after Egyptian officials and politicians continued to accuse the US of meddling into the country's domestic affair.