Azerbaijan to be Hit by Another Massive Earthquake, Says MIT
Azerbaijan could be hit by another massive earthquake similar to the intensity of 1859 earthquake.
Saudi Arabia to Seal €10 Billion Tank-Deal with Germany?
Saudi Kingdom is planning to buy 300 to 600 'Leopard 2' battle tanks from Germany.
Turkey Prison Fire Kills 13 Inmates and Injures Five
Fire breaks out in the 18-member dormitory of the 1,000-strong jail in Sanliurfa province.
Egypt Presidential Election: Voters More Enthusiastic on Day 2
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Aung San Suu Kyi Receives Nobel Peace Prize After Two Decades [FULL TEXT OF SPEECH]
Receiving the Nobel Peace Prize means personally extending my concerns for democracy and human rights beyond national borders, said Suu Kyi in her speech.
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Dies Outside Kingdom
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China Launches Spacecraft With First Woman Astronaut
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Egypt Presidential Run-off Begins Amid Dull Voting [PHOTOS]
Egyptians have little to choose from: Mohammed Mursi, who belongs to the Muslim Brotherhood and Mubarak's ex-aide Ahmed Shafiq.
Iraqi Al-Qaida Owns Up Baghdad Bombings As Fresh Blast Hits Capital
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Return of the King: American Mountain Lion Population Rebounds While Wolverines Sighted in California
Cougar, or the mountain lions of the Americas, have shown a significant increase in their population in the past 20 years, overturning the declining trend of over 100 years, a new study reveals.
Rajat Gupta's Journey from Boardroom to Prison: A Tale of American Dream Gone Awry
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Greek Elections: Anti-bailout Syriza and Conservative New Democracy in Close Fight
Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras has been tirelessly campaigning against the initiatives put forth by other European leaders.
Nik Wallenda Completes Historic High Wire Walk across Niagara Falls: Daredevil’s Stunt VIDEO
Daredevil Nik Wallenda, commonly called as Nik, achieved his dream of walking on high wire over Niagara Falls on Friday, becoming the first person to cross over the gorge on a highwire.
Sexting Is More Common Among Teens Than Previously Thought, Say Researchers
Researchers from University of Utah find that more teenagers are sending and receiving sexually explicit photos through cell phones.
Nasa’s Voyager 1 Will Be First Spacecraft To Reach Interstellar Space
Voyager 1 is a 722-kg space probe launched by Nasa in 1977 to study the outer solar system and interstellar space.
Egypt Presidential Run-Off All Set to Begin
Muslim Brotherhood Mohammed Mursi and Mubarak's ex-aide Ahmed Shafiq face each other.
Top 10 Highest Earning Models [SLIDESHOW]
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Skype Calls in Ethiopia Risk 15-Year Jail Sentence
Ethiopia bans Skype, Google Talk and other Voice over IP services in tough crackdown on digital communications.
Egypt: Mass Protests Fail to Materialise ahead of Presidential Vote
Calls for demonstrations amid fears of soft coup engineered by judiciary largely unheeded.
Nigeria's Christians 'Ready to Fight' Boko Haram as Fear of Civil War Grows
Christian groups in Nigeria ready to retaliate against Islamist terrorist sect Boko Haram after a series of attacks on churches.
Chinese Officials Suspended over Forced Abortion of 7-Month Pregnant Feng Jianmei
Beijing offers rare apology after picture of woman lying next to aborted foetus appears online.
Ex-IDF Soldier Andrey Pshenichnikov Arrested for Illegally Living in Palestinian Territories
Soviet-born former Israeli soldier arrested in refugee camp near Bethlehem on suspicion of being part of terrorist organisation.
No More Caviar for Assad, EU Says, as Nine More Bodies Found in Syria
EU's European Council targets regime with ban on export of luxury and 'dual-use' items to Syria.
Syrian Carnage: Never-Ending Nightmare of a Brutal Regime [WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES]
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Burma's Rakhine State Volatile amid Buddhist-Muslim Clashes
More than 20 dead and 30,000 villagers displaced as ethnic violence erupts across western coastal region.
'Forest Boy' Robin van Helsum Invented Fantasy to Begin a New Life
'Boy' who claimed he lived in woods for five years was invention to get through personal problems and start again, says friend.
John the Baptist Bones Theory Gains Scientific Support with Carbon Dating Match
Remains found in 5th century monastery in Bulgaria may be those of religious figure.
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Syria Regime Using Sexual Violence and Torture Against Men, Women and Children
Syrian forces use sexual violence as terror tactic weapon against jailed protesters, Human Right Watch says.
'Forest Boy' Ray Revealed as Missing 20-year-old Dutch Man Robin van Helsum
"Forest boy", an English-speaking teenager that was found wandering into Berlin's city nine months ago, identified as Robin van Helsum, a 20-year-old from Holland
Cougars Making Comeback Across Midwest, Say Researchers
Apart from confirmed sightings, researchers find evidence such as carcasses, tracks, photos, video, DNA and cases of attacks on livestock across 14 states and provinces of North America.
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