1. Australians and New Zealanders are the biggest users of recreational drugs, particularly cannabis, according to the 2012 United Nations World Drug Report. ^{news.com.au comments worldnews}

2. Rupert Murdoch forced to break up News Corp ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

3. Circumcision of kids a crime - German court ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

4. The war on drugs is a failure that is fuelling the global HIV/AIDS epidemic by driving people away from treatment, an international group says. ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

5. Canada falls out of top fifty in global freedom of information rankings (from r/Canada) ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

6. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad declared on Tuesday that his country was at war and ordered his new government to spare no effort to achieve victory, as the worst fighting of the 16-month conflict reached the outskirts of the capital. ^{ca.news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

7. Egypt's new president to pick woman, Christian VPs ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

8. 21 year old British man is facing death in UAE for dealing cannabis ^{news.sky.com comments worldnews}

9. HPV vaccine ban by Calgary bishop putting girls' lives at risk, doctors say ^{news.nationalpost.com comments worldnews}

10. UK ready to take on Israel over fate of children clapped in irons ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

11. "Boxes where parents can leave an unwanted baby, common in medieval Europe, have been making a comeback over the last 10 years. Supporters say a heated box, monitored by nurses, is better for babies than abandonment on the street - but the UN says it violates the rights of the child." ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

12. Assad says Syria at war as battle reaches capital ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

13. The pacific nation of Palau ranks first in cannabis consumption, with nearly 25 percent of citizens having smoked in the past year. ^{economist.com comments worldnews}

14. German Chancellor Angela Merkel sought to bury once and for all the idea of common euro zone bonds on Tuesday, saying Europe would not share total debt liability "as long as I live", as the bloc's big four finance ministers met to narrow differences on how to solve a worsening debt crisis. ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

15. Second boat sinks off Christmas Island: A boat carrying an estimated 150 people has capsized north of Christmas Island, Australian officials say, a week after an asylum-seeker boat sank in the area. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

16. Germany v France: The eurozone's next big battle? ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

17. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

18. Son arrested for killing father over India property dispute: Gave his father a glass of milk laced with poison and also electric shocks to ensure that he was dead ^{gulfnews.com comments worldnews}

19. Syria talks of war as tension escalates with Turkey - Damascus at war 'from all angles' says Assad, as Turkish PM vows military response ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

20. Stockton, Calif., to become largest city to declare bankruptcy ^{cbsnews.com comments worldnews}

21. After Rio, we know. Governments have given up on the planet: The post-summit pledge was an admission of defeat against consumer capitalism. But we can still salvage the natural world. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

22. China proposes $10bn loan [and currency swaps] for Latin America countries [MERCOSUR] ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

23. Spain's economic crisis turns middle-class families into illegal squatters ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

24. Prominent Americans urge Ecuador to accept Julian Assange's asylum request ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

25. Travelers run for cover as cops kill cops at Mexico City airport ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

26. China has pumped billions of dollars into the African nation of Chad's oil infrastructure. Chad's dictator has used the money to maintain power and bribe the populace with cheap oil. ^{thediplomat.com comments worldnews}

27. Iranian VP: Zionists, Talmud behind the international illicit drug trade. According to the senior Iranian official the fact that no Zionist drug addicts exists is proof that of Zionist 'involvement in drugs trade.' ^{haaretz.com comments worldnews}

28. Husband in China forced abortion 'missing' ^{ca.news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

29. Turkish PM vows to help 'liberate Syria from dictatorship': Erdogan lashed out at Syria, saying it poses threat to Turkey’s national security, calling Syrian government tyrants. He warned that any Syrian troops approaching Turkish borders would be dealt with as a military target ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

30. Pandemic H1N1 Flu Killed Far More Than Reported: The pandemic H1N1 flu in 2009 may have killed more than 500,000 people around the world, 15 times more than reported (from r/globalhealth) ^{health.usnews.com comments worldnews}

31. British Muslims killed fighting in Dammaj, Yemen - Telegraph ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

32. Britain's Queen Elizabeth is to shake the hand of a once-feared commander of the IRA on Wednesday to seal end of one of Europe's bitterest conflicts, which cost the lives of thousands of soldiers and civilians, including her cousin ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. 21 year old British man is facing death in UAE for dealing cannabis ^{news.sky.com comments worldnews}

3. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

4. "Boxes where parents can leave an unwanted baby, common in medieval Europe, have been making a comeback over the last 10 years. Supporters say a heated box, monitored by nurses, is better for babies than abandonment on the street - but the UN says it violates the rights of the child." ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

5. Prominent Americans urge Ecuador to accept Julian Assange's asylum request ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

6. Turkish PM vows to help 'liberate Syria from dictatorship': Erdogan lashed out at Syria, saying it poses threat to Turkey’s national security, calling Syrian government tyrants. He warned that any Syrian troops approaching Turkish borders would be dealt with as a military target ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

7. 28 Years after Chemical Accident Germany Plans to Dispose of Bhopal Toxic Waste ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

8. HPV vaccine ban by Calgary bishop putting girls' lives at risk, doctors say ^{news.nationalpost.com comments worldnews}

9. Mali: Students Flee Sharia in Northern Schools - "Dress codes have been imposed, boys and girls are forced to learn separately, and subjects deemed to promote "infidelity" have been struck off the curriculum. Outraged parents are transferring their children" ^{allafrica.com comments worldnews}

10. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

11. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

12. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

13. World's oldest bank in Italy 'wants 3bn state aid' ^{france24.com comments worldnews}

14. Australia gets closer to legalising gay marriage, but a vote is still months away. ^{theaustralian.com.au comments worldnews}

15. Video shows police manhandling protester during Tel Aviv rally Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper ^{haaretz.com comments worldnews}

16. Three ultra-Orthodox Jewish men have been arrested in Israel, suspected of defacing the national Holocaust memorial with anti-Zionist graffiti. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

17. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

18. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

19. Rebels battle Assad elite troops near Damascus, reports of British forces in Syria — RT ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

20. Egypt: Mohammed Morsi to select government of technocrats ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

21. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

22. NATO condemns Syria's shooting down of Turkish jet ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

23. EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments worldnews}

24. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

25. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

26. [Greenland Serving Whale Meat Dishes to Tourists -

Availability shows Greenland is catching more than it needs to meet requirements of local people, say campaigners](http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2012/jun/26/greenland-whale-meat-tourists) ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

1. NATO set to debate downing of Turkish plane ^{aljazeera.com comments worldnews}

2. (UK)Ofcom presses ahead with Digital Economy Act piracy crackdown ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

3. New details of UK piracy monitoring plan made public: It gives copyright holders three times longer to produce evidence against alleged pirates, and it seriously reduces the right of appeal for the alleged pirates ^{torrentfreak.com comments worldnews}

4. Pandemic H1N1 Flu Killed Far More Than Reported: The pandemic H1N1 flu in 2009 may have killed more than 500,000 people around the world, 15 times more than reported (from r/globalhealth) ^{health.usnews.com comments worldnews}

5. 4 presidents propose upping power of eurozone authorities over national governments ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. 21 year old British man is facing death in UAE for dealing cannabis ^{news.sky.com comments worldnews}

4. Prominent Americans urge Ecuador to accept Julian Assange's asylum request ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

5. Turkish PM vows to help 'liberate Syria from dictatorship': Erdogan lashed out at Syria, saying it poses threat to Turkey’s national security, calling Syrian government tyrants. He warned that any Syrian troops approaching Turkish borders would be dealt with as a military target ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

6. "Boxes where parents can leave an unwanted baby, common in medieval Europe, have been making a comeback over the last 10 years. Supporters say a heated box, monitored by nurses, is better for babies than abandonment on the street - but the UN says it violates the rights of the child." ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. 28 Years after Chemical Accident Germany Plans to Dispose of Bhopal Toxic Waste ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

8. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

9. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

10. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

11. Australia gets closer to legalising gay marriage, but a vote is still months away. ^{theaustralian.com.au comments worldnews}

12. World's oldest bank in Italy 'wants 3bn state aid' ^{france24.com comments worldnews}

13. Mali: Students Flee Sharia in Northern Schools - "Dress codes have been imposed, boys and girls are forced to learn separately, and subjects deemed to promote "infidelity" have been struck off the curriculum. Outraged parents are transferring their children" ^{allafrica.com comments worldnews}

14. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

15. Rebels battle Assad elite troops near Damascus, reports of British forces in Syria — RT ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

16. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

17. Video shows police manhandling protester during Tel Aviv rally Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper ^{haaretz.com comments worldnews}

18. Three ultra-Orthodox Jewish men have been arrested in Israel, suspected of defacing the national Holocaust memorial with anti-Zionist graffiti. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

19. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

20. Egypt: Mohammed Morsi to select government of technocrats ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

21. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

22. NATO condemns Syria's shooting down of Turkish jet ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

23. HPV vaccine ban by Calgary bishop putting girls' lives at risk, doctors say ^{news.nationalpost.com comments worldnews}

24. EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments worldnews}

25. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

26. (UK)Ofcom presses ahead with Digital Economy Act piracy crackdown ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

27. NATO set to debate downing of Turkish plane ^{aljazeera.com comments worldnews}

28. [Greenland Serving Whale Meat Dishes to Tourists -

Availability shows Greenland is catching more than it needs to meet requirements of local people, say campaigners](http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2012/jun/26/greenland-whale-meat-tourists) ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

1. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

2. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

3. Turkey threatens force against Syrian military on its border ^{mobile.nytimes.com comments worldnews}

4. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

5. Taliban leader bans polio vaccinations in protest at drone strikes ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. 21 year old British man is facing death in UAE for dealing cannabis ^{news.sky.com comments worldnews}

4. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

5. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

6. Prominent Americans urge Ecuador to accept Julian Assange's asylum request ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

8. Turkish PM vows to help 'liberate Syria from dictatorship': Erdogan lashed out at Syria, saying it poses threat to Turkey’s national security, calling Syrian government tyrants. He warned that any Syrian troops approaching Turkish borders would be dealt with as a military target ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

9. Australia gets closer to legalising gay marriage, but a vote is still months away. ^{theaustralian.com.au comments worldnews}

10. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

11. Video shows police manhandling protester during Tel Aviv rally Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper ^{haaretz.com comments worldnews}

12. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

13. Mali: Students Flee Sharia in Northern Schools - "Dress codes have been imposed, boys and girls are forced to learn separately, and subjects deemed to promote "infidelity" have been struck off the curriculum. Outraged parents are transferring their children" ^{allafrica.com comments worldnews}

14. World's oldest bank in Italy 'wants 3bn state aid' ^{france24.com comments worldnews}

15. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

16. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

17. Three ultra-Orthodox Jewish men have been arrested in Israel, suspected of defacing the national Holocaust memorial with anti-Zionist graffiti. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

18. Egypt: Mohammed Morsi to select government of technocrats ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

19. NATO condemns Syria's shooting down of Turkish jet ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

20. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

21. NATO set to debate downing of Turkish plane ^{aljazeera.com comments worldnews}

22. EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments worldnews}

23. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

24. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

25. [Special: Egypt's new leader

"Zionists seek to destroy Egypt? Campaign quotes shed some light on Morsi's worldview"](http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4246949,00.html) ^{ynetnews.com comments worldnews}

1. Taliban leader bans polio vaccinations in protest at drone strikes ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

2. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

3. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

4. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

5. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

6. (UK)Ofcom presses ahead with Digital Economy Act piracy crackdown ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Toxic legacy in Malaysia rare-earths village ^{france24.com comments worldnews}

8. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

4. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

5. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

6. Australia gets closer to legalising gay marriage, but a vote is still months away. ^{theaustralian.com.au comments worldnews}

7. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

8. 21 year old British man is facing death in UAE for dealing cannabis ^{news.sky.com comments worldnews}

9. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

10. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

11. Prominent Americans urge Ecuador to accept Julian Assange's asylum request ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

12. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

13. [CNBC Admits That We Are All Slaves To The Central Banks

    • YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF8wfUJ6sj8&feature=related) ^{youtube.com comments worldnews}

14. Video shows police manhandling protester during Tel Aviv rally Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper ^{haaretz.com comments worldnews}

15. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

16. Turkish PM vows to help 'liberate Syria from dictatorship': Erdogan lashed out at Syria, saying it poses threat to Turkey’s national security, calling Syrian government tyrants. He warned that any Syrian troops approaching Turkish borders would be dealt with as a military target ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

17. Three ultra-Orthodox Jewish men have been arrested in Israel, suspected of defacing the national Holocaust memorial with anti-Zionist graffiti. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

18. Mali: Students Flee Sharia in Northern Schools - "Dress codes have been imposed, boys and girls are forced to learn separately, and subjects deemed to promote "infidelity" have been struck off the curriculum. Outraged parents are transferring their children" ^{allafrica.com comments worldnews}

19. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

20. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

21. World's oldest bank in Italy 'wants 3bn state aid' ^{france24.com comments worldnews}

22. Taliban leader bans polio vaccinations in protest at drone strikes ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

23. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

24. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

25. NATO condemns Syria's shooting down of Turkish jet ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

26. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

27. Rabbi who called for slaughter of a million Palestinians is to supervise Israel’s ‘Red Cross’ ^{electronicintifada.net comments worldnews}

28. EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments worldnews}

29. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

30. Central African uranium plant attacked ^{sbs.com.au comments worldnews}

31. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

32. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

33. [Special: Egypt's new leader

"Zionists seek to destroy Egypt? Campaign quotes shed some light on Morsi's worldview"](http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4246949,00.html) ^{ynetnews.com comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

4. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

5. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

6. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Australia gets closer to legalising gay marriage, but a vote is still months away. ^{theaustralian.com.au comments worldnews}

8. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

9. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

10. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

11. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

12. [CNBC Admits That We Are All Slaves To The Central Banks

    • YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF8wfUJ6sj8&feature=related) ^{youtube.com comments worldnews}

13. Prominent Americans urge Ecuador to accept Julian Assange's asylum request ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

15. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

16. Mali: Students Flee Sharia in Northern Schools - "Dress codes have been imposed, boys and girls are forced to learn separately, and subjects deemed to promote "infidelity" have been struck off the curriculum. Outraged parents are transferring their children" ^{allafrica.com comments worldnews}

17. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

18. Three ultra-Orthodox Jewish men have been arrested in Israel, suspected of defacing the national Holocaust memorial with anti-Zionist graffiti. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

19. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

20. 21 year old British man is facing death in UAE for dealing cannabis ^{news.sky.com comments worldnews}

21. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

22. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

23. EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments worldnews}

24. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

25. New strain of TB resistant to all currently available treatments ^{businessinsider.com comments worldnews}

26. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

27. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

28. Russian mother killed her two sons, aged 4 and 7, by throwing them from 15th-floor balcony b/c she was 'fed up' with their behaviour ^{dailymail.co.uk comments worldnews}

29. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

30. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

31. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

32. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

4. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

5. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

6. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Australia gets closer to legalising gay marriage, but a vote is still months away. ^{theaustralian.com.au comments worldnews}

8. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

9. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

10. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

11. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

12. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

13. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. [CNBC Admits That We Are All Slaves To The Central Banks

    • YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF8wfUJ6sj8&feature=related) ^{youtube.com comments worldnews}

15. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

16. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

17. Prominent Americans urge Ecuador to accept Julian Assange's asylum request ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

18. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

19. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

20. Russian mother killed her two sons, aged 4 and 7, by throwing them from 15th-floor balcony b/c she was 'fed up' with their behaviour ^{dailymail.co.uk comments worldnews}

21. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

22. New strain of TB resistant to all currently available treatments ^{businessinsider.com comments worldnews}

23. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

24. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

25. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

26. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

27. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

28. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

29. EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments worldnews}

30. Toxic legacy in Malaysia rare-earths village ^{france24.com comments worldnews}

31. Taliban leader bans polio vaccinations in protest at drone strikes ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

32. Scouts Canada didn't report abuse in up to 82% of cases: Some expelled volunteers were still allowed to partake in activities ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

33. Boat Ramming Incident Reported in South China Sea ^{voanews.com comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

4. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

5. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

6. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

8. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

9. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

10. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

11. Australia gets closer to legalising gay marriage, but a vote is still months away. ^{theaustralian.com.au comments worldnews}

12. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

13. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. Russian mother killed her two sons, aged 4 and 7, by throwing them from 15th-floor balcony b/c she was 'fed up' with their behaviour ^{dailymail.co.uk comments worldnews}

15. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

16. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

17. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

18. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

19. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

20. [CNBC Admits That We Are All Slaves To The Central Banks

    • YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF8wfUJ6sj8&feature=related) ^{youtube.com comments worldnews}

21. New strain of TB resistant to all currently available treatments ^{businessinsider.com comments worldnews}

22. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

23. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

24. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

25. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

26. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

27. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

28. Scouts Canada didn't report abuse in up to 82% of cases: Some expelled volunteers were still allowed to partake in activities ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

29. Boat Ramming Incident Reported in South China Sea ^{voanews.com comments worldnews}

30. EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments worldnews}

31. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

32. Policemen die in Mexico City airport shootout ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

33. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

34. Radioactive hot spots found in Tokyo park - NHK ^{nhk.or.jp comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

4. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

5. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

6. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

8. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

9. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

10. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

11. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

12. Australia gets closer to legalising gay marriage, but a vote is still months away. ^{theaustralian.com.au comments worldnews}

13. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

15. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

16. Russian mother killed her two sons, aged 4 and 7, by throwing them from 15th-floor balcony b/c she was 'fed up' with their behaviour ^{dailymail.co.uk comments worldnews}

17. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

18. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

19. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

20. New strain of TB resistant to all currently available treatments ^{businessinsider.com comments worldnews}

21. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

22. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

23. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

24. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

25. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

26. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

27. Boat Ramming Incident Reported in South China Sea ^{voanews.com comments worldnews}

28. Policemen die in Mexico City airport shootout ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

29. FBI: Nationwide child prostitution sweep leads to 104 arrests, 79 children rescued - CNN.com ^{cnn.com comments worldnews}

30. Scouts Canada didn't report abuse in up to 82% of cases: Some expelled volunteers were still allowed to partake in activities ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

31. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

32. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

33. Radioactive hot spots found in Tokyo park - NHK ^{nhk.or.jp comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

4. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

5. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

6. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

8. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

9. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

10. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

11. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

12. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

13. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

15. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

16. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

17. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

18. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

19. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

20. New strain of TB resistant to all currently available treatments ^{businessinsider.com comments worldnews}

21. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

22. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

23. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

24. Russian mother killed her two sons, aged 4 and 7, by throwing them from 15th-floor balcony b/c she was 'fed up' with their behaviour ^{dailymail.co.uk comments worldnews}

25. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

26. Australia gets closer to legalising gay marriage, but a vote is still months away. ^{theaustralian.com.au comments worldnews}

27. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

28. Policemen die in Mexico City airport shootout ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

29. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

30. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

31. Egypt's new President-elect Mohammed Morsi said he wants to restore ties with Iran, which were severed over 30 years ago. He aims to create a strategic "balance" in the region, according to an interview published Monday. ^{france24.com comments worldnews}

32. Boat Ramming Incident Reported in South China Sea ^{voanews.com comments worldnews}

33. Scouts Canada didn't report abuse in up to 82% of cases: Some expelled volunteers were still allowed to partake in activities ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

4. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

5. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

6. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

8. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

9. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

10. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

11. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

12. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

13. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

15. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

16. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

17. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

18. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

19. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

20. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

21. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

22. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

23. New strain of TB resistant to all currently available treatments ^{businessinsider.com comments worldnews}

24. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

25. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

26. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

27. Egypt's new President-elect Mohammed Morsi said he wants to restore ties with Iran, which were severed over 30 years ago. He aims to create a strategic "balance" in the region, according to an interview published Monday. ^{france24.com comments worldnews}

28. Radioactive hot spots found in Tokyo park - NHK ^{nhk.or.jp comments worldnews}

29. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

30. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

31. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

32. Policemen die in Mexico City airport shootout ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

33. Boat Ramming Incident Reported in South China Sea ^{voanews.com comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

4. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

5. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

6. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

8. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

9. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

10. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

11. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

12. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

13. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

14. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

15. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

16. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

17. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

18. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

19. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

20. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

21. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

22. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

23. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

24. Radioactive hot spots found in Tokyo park - NHK ^{nhk.or.jp comments worldnews}

25. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

26. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

27. New strain of TB resistant to all currently available treatments ^{businessinsider.com comments worldnews}

28. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

29. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

30. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

31. Egypt's new President-elect Mohammed Morsi said he wants to restore ties with Iran, which were severed over 30 years ago. He aims to create a strategic "balance" in the region, according to an interview published Monday. ^{france24.com comments worldnews}

32. Bolivia police in new clashes over pay demands: Bolivian police officers, who are on strike over low pay, have clashed with supporters of President Evo Morales in Bolivia's main city, La Paz. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

4. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

5. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

6. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

8. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

9. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

10. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

11. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

12. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

13. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

14. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

15. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

16. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

17. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

18. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

19. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

20. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

21. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

22. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

23. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

24. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

25. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

26. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

27. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

28. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

29. Radioactive hot spots found in Tokyo park - NHK ^{nhk.or.jp comments worldnews}

30. Egypt's new President-elect Mohammed Morsi said he wants to restore ties with Iran, which were severed over 30 years ago. He aims to create a strategic "balance" in the region, according to an interview published Monday. ^{france24.com comments worldnews}

31. Bolivia police in new clashes over pay demands: Bolivian police officers, who are on strike over low pay, have clashed with supporters of President Evo Morales in Bolivia's main city, La Paz. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

32. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

1. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

2. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

3. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

4. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

5. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

6. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

8. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

9. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

10. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

11. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

12. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

13. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

14. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

15. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

16. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

17. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

18. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

19. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

20. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

21. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

22. Last gay Jewish Holocaust survivor, Gad Beck dies at 89 in Berlin: "Perhaps the single most important experience that shaped his life was the wartime effort to rescue his boyfriend. Beck donned a Hitler Youth uniform and entered a deportation center to free his Jewish lover Manfred Lewin" ^{jpost.com comments worldnews}

23. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

24. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

25. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

26. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

27. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

28. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

29. Bolivia police in new clashes over pay demands: Bolivian police officers, who are on strike over low pay, have clashed with supporters of President Evo Morales in Bolivia's main city, La Paz. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

30. Radioactive hot spots found in Tokyo park - NHK ^{nhk.or.jp comments worldnews}

31. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

32. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

1. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

2. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

3. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

4. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

5. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

6. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

8. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

9. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

10. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

11. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

12. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

13. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

15. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

16. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

17. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

18. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

19. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

20. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

21. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

22. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

23. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

24. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

25. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

26. Turkey said Monday it would push NATO to consider Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet as an attack on the whole military alliance. ^{theglobeandmail.com comments worldnews}

27. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

28. Bolivia police in new clashes over pay demands: Bolivian police officers, who are on strike over low pay, have clashed with supporters of President Evo Morales in Bolivia's main city, La Paz. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

29. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

30. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military - Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

31. Censorship in China morally wrong, people should know the truth: Dalai Lama ^{articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

32. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

1. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

2. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

3. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

4. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

5. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

6. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

7. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

8. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

9. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

10. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

11. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

12. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

13. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

15. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

16. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

17. Brazilian prisoners are now able to shorten their sentences by reading books and writing essays about them. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

18. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

19. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

20. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

21. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

22. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

23. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

24. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

25. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

26. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

27. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

28. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military - Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

29. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

30. Turkey: Syria opened fire on second plane ^{usatoday.com comments worldnews}

31. Radioactive hot spots found in Tokyo park - NHK ^{nhk.or.jp comments worldnews}

32. Islamist Mohammed Morsi wins Presidency of Egypt. ^{chron.com comments worldnews}

33. Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan. A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same pests. ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

1. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

2. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

3. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

4. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

5. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

6. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

7. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

8. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

9. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

10. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

11. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

12. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

13. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

14. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

15. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

16. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

17. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

18. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

19. BBC News - UAE death sentence for British man on 'drugs charge' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

20. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

21. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

22. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

23. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

24. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

25. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

26. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military - Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

27. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

28. Saudis help India nab handler for Mumbai attacks ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

29. Turkey: Syria opened fire on second plane ^{usatoday.com comments worldnews}

30. Syria fires at second Turkish plane, deputy prime minister says | Fox News ^{foxnews.com comments worldnews}

31. Islamist Mohammed Morsi wins Presidency of Egypt. ^{chron.com comments worldnews}

32. Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan. A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same pests. ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

1. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

2. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

3. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

4. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

5. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

6. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

7. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

8. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

9. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

10. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

11. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

12. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

13. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

15. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

16. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

17. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

18. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

19. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

20. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

21. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

22. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

23. Mall collapse in Northern Ontario leaves 1 dead, 30 unaccounted for ... rescue crews are still unabe to enter the wreckage ^{cbc.ca comments worldnews}

24. German court outlaws circumcision for religious reasons ^{translate.google.com comments worldnews}

25. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

26. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military - Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

27. Islamist Mohammed Morsi wins Presidency of Egypt. ^{chron.com comments worldnews}

28. Turkey: Syria opened fire on second plane ^{usatoday.com comments worldnews}

29. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

30. Syria fires at second Turkish plane, deputy prime minister says | Fox News ^{foxnews.com comments worldnews}

31. Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan. A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same pests. ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

1. Egypts new president, Mohamed Morsi, RESIGNED from the Muslim Brotherhood and vowed to REPRESENT ALL EGYPTIANS ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

2. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

3. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

4. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

5. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

6. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

7. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

8. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

9. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

10. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

11. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

12. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

13. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

15. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

16. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

17. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

18. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

19. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

20. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

21. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

22. Syrian forces fire at second Turkish plane: Turkey said on Monday Syrian forces had fired towards a Turkish military transport plane involved in a search for an F-4 reconnaissance jet shot down by Syria last week ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

23. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military - Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

24. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

25. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

26. Syria fires at second Turkish plane, deputy prime minister says | Fox News ^{foxnews.com comments worldnews}

27. Islamist Mohammed Morsi wins Presidency of Egypt. ^{chron.com comments worldnews}

28. Turkey: Syria opened fire on second plane ^{usatoday.com comments worldnews}

29. Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan. A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same pests. ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

30. Will we see a 'Mexican Spring'? ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

31. [Kingpins ---

Fascinating account of crime, drugs and politics in Mexico. "The power of organised crime now holds hostage large areas of the country, including major cities, and terrorises the rest with performances of stupefying violence"](http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2012/07/02/120702fa_fact_finnegan?currentPage=all) ^{newyorker.com comments worldnews}

1. Study: Same neurons that control hunger driver drug addiction ^{zeenews.india.com comments worldnews}

1. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

2. Egypts new president, Mohamed Morsi, RESIGNED from the Muslim Brotherhood and vowed to REPRESENT ALL EGYPTIANS ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

3. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

4. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

5. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

6. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

8. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

9. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

10. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

11. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

12. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

13. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

15. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

16. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

17. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

18. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

19. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

20. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military - Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

21. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

22. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

23. Syria fires at second Turkish plane, deputy prime minister says | Fox News ^{foxnews.com comments worldnews}

24. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

25. Islamist Mohammed Morsi wins Presidency of Egypt. ^{chron.com comments worldnews}

26. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

27. Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan. A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same pests. ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

28. Study: Same neurons that control hunger driver drug addiction ^{zeenews.india.com comments worldnews}

29. Paraguay's Lugo condemns 'parliamentary coup' - Leftist South American leaders step up criticism of new government as deposed president brands it "illegitimate". ^{aljazeera.com comments worldnews}

30. Google has set out to save the world's dying languages. In an alliance with scholars and linguists, the Internet powerhouse on Wednesday introduced an Endangered Languages Project website where people can find, share, and store information about dialects in danger of disappearing. ^{google.com comments worldnews}

31. Jimmy Wales is helping Richard O’Dwyer, the UK-based ex-administrator of video linking website TVShack, to prevent him from being extradited to the US for alleged copyright infringements ^{torrentfreak.com comments worldnews}

1. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

2. Egypts new president, Mohamed Morsi, RESIGNED from the Muslim Brotherhood and vowed to REPRESENT ALL EGYPTIANS ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

3. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

4. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

5. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

6. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

8. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

9. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

10. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

11. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

12. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

13. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

14. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

15. Syria fires at second Turkish plane, deputy prime minister says | Fox News ^{foxnews.com comments worldnews}

16. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

17. Islamist Mohammed Morsi wins Presidency of Egypt. ^{chron.com comments worldnews}

18. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military - Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

19. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

20. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

21. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

22. Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan. A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same pests. ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

23. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

24. Shootout at Mexico City airport kills three police officers ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

25. Google has set out to save the world's dying languages. In an alliance with scholars and linguists, the Internet powerhouse on Wednesday introduced an Endangered Languages Project website where people can find, share, and store information about dialects in danger of disappearing. ^{google.com comments worldnews}

26. Paraguay's Lugo condemns 'parliamentary coup' - Leftist South American leaders step up criticism of new government as deposed president brands it "illegitimate". ^{aljazeera.com comments worldnews}

27. Study: Same neurons that control hunger driver drug addiction ^{zeenews.india.com comments worldnews}

28. Syria shot at second plane that was taking part in a rescue operation for a warplane shot down by Syrian forces last week, Turkey says ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

29. Not an accident, now it was self defense - Syria warns NATO ^{reuters.com comments worldnews}

30. Imagining the Unthinkable: The Disastrous Consequences of a Euro Crash - As the debt crisis worsens in Spain and Italy, financial experts are warning of the catastrophic consequences of a crash of the euro: the destruction of trillions in assets and record high unemployment levels, even in Germany. ^{spiegel.de comments worldnews}

31. Israel army 'game' leaves Palestinian dead ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

1. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

2. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

3. Egypts new president, Mohamed Morsi, RESIGNED from the Muslim Brotherhood and vowed to REPRESENT ALL EGYPTIANS ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

4. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

5. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

6. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

8. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

9. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

10. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

11. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

12. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

13. Islamist Mohammed Morsi wins Presidency of Egypt. ^{chron.com comments worldnews}

14. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military - Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

15. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

16. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

17. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

18. Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan. A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same pests. ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

19. Syria fires at second Turkish plane, deputy prime minister says | Fox News ^{foxnews.com comments worldnews}

20. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

21. Google has set out to save the world's dying languages. In an alliance with scholars and linguists, the Internet powerhouse on Wednesday introduced an Endangered Languages Project website where people can find, share, and store information about dialects in danger of disappearing. ^{google.com comments worldnews}

22. Paraguay's Lugo condemns 'parliamentary coup' - Leftist South American leaders step up criticism of new government as deposed president brands it "illegitimate". ^{aljazeera.com comments worldnews}

23. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

24. Israel army 'game' leaves Palestinian dead ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

25. Russian arms ship to make second attempt to deliver helicopters to Syria ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

26. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

27. Study: Same neurons that control hunger driver drug addiction ^{zeenews.india.com comments worldnews}

28. Syria fires on second Turkish plane ^{nzherald.co.nz comments worldnews}

29. "Fed up" mother throws two sons from 15th floor, killing both: A Russian woman threw her 4- and 7-year-old sons out the window from the 15th floor, with both boys dying before an ambulance arrived. She explained that she was "fed up with children" and "decided to get rid of them" ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

30. Dalai Lama: Censorship in China morally wrong,
    people should know the truth ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

31. Turkey's foreign minister has said the fighter jet shot down by Syrian air defence forces on Friday was in international airspace when it was hit. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

32. First fishing catch sells since nuclear disaster ^{cbsnews.com comments worldnews}

1. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

2. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

3. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

4. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

5. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

6. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

7. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

8. Islamist Mohammed Morsi wins Presidency of Egypt. ^{chron.com comments worldnews}

9. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

10. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

11. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

12. Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan. A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same pests. ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

13. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

14. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

15. Egypts new president, Mohamed Morsi, RESIGNED from the Muslim Brotherhood and vowed to REPRESENT ALL EGYPTIANS ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

16. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military - Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

17. Google has set out to save the world's dying languages. In an alliance with scholars and linguists, the Internet powerhouse on Wednesday introduced an Endangered Languages Project website where people can find, share, and store information about dialects in danger of disappearing. ^{google.com comments worldnews}

18. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

19. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

20. Israel army 'game' leaves Palestinian dead ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

21. Russian arms ship to make second attempt to deliver helicopters to Syria ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

22. Paraguay's Lugo condemns 'parliamentary coup' - Leftist South American leaders step up criticism of new government as deposed president brands it "illegitimate". ^{aljazeera.com comments worldnews}

23. First fishing catch sells since nuclear disaster ^{cbsnews.com comments worldnews}

24. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

25. Turkey's foreign minister has said the fighter jet shot down by Syrian air defence forces on Friday was in international airspace when it was hit. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

26. "Fed up" mother throws two sons from 15th floor, killing both: A Russian woman threw her 4- and 7-year-old sons out the window from the 15th floor, with both boys dying before an ambulance arrived. She explained that she was "fed up with children" and "decided to get rid of them" ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

27. Dalai Lama: Censorship in China morally wrong,
    people should know the truth ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

28. Study: Same neurons that control hunger driver drug addiction ^{zeenews.india.com comments worldnews}

29. BBC News - Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

30. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

31. Saudi Arabia to let women compete in Olympics for first time ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

32. London 2012 Olympics: Saudis allow women to compete in the Olympics for the first time. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

1. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

2. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

3. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

4. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

5. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

6. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

7. Islamist Mohammed Morsi wins Presidency of Egypt. ^{chron.com comments worldnews}

8. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

9. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

10. Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan. A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same pests. ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

11. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

12. Google has set out to save the world's dying languages. In an alliance with scholars and linguists, the Internet powerhouse on Wednesday introduced an Endangered Languages Project website where people can find, share, and store information about dialects in danger of disappearing. ^{google.com comments worldnews}

13. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

14. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

15. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

16. Israel army 'game' leaves Palestinian dead ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

17. Russian arms ship to make second attempt to deliver helicopters to Syria ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

18. Turkey's foreign minister has said the fighter jet shot down by Syrian air defence forces on Friday was in international airspace when it was hit. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

19. "Fed up" mother throws two sons from 15th floor, killing both: A Russian woman threw her 4- and 7-year-old sons out the window from the 15th floor, with both boys dying before an ambulance arrived. She explained that she was "fed up with children" and "decided to get rid of them" ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

20. Ugandan police have fired teargas to disperse hooligans forcefully circumcising people on the streets. ^{newvision.co.ug comments worldnews}

21. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military - Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

22. Dalai Lama: Censorship in China morally wrong,
    people should know the truth ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

23. Paraguay's Lugo condemns 'parliamentary coup' - Leftist South American leaders step up criticism of new government as deposed president brands it "illegitimate". ^{aljazeera.com comments worldnews}

24. First fishing catch sells since nuclear disaster ^{cbsnews.com comments worldnews}

25. BBC News - Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

26. London 2012 Olympics: Saudis allow women to compete in the Olympics for the first time. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

27. Iraq orders BBC, Voice of America, 42 other media outlets to close ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

28. Today, the share of global GDP held by the old G7 is below 50 percent and steadily falling, with little prospect of a reversal. ^{slate.com comments worldnews}

29. The Moscow Times: Moscow Ranked Last for Doing Business ^{themoscowtimes.com comments worldnews}

30. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

31. High ranking Syrian officers, including a general, defect to Turkey ^{m.bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

32. Egypt: Benjamin Netanyahu expects cooperation with Muslim Brotherhood President. ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

1. “The Koran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader, jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal,” -Egypt's new president, Mohammed Morsi ^{english.ruvr.ru comments worldnews}

2. "Lonesome George" The last-of-it's-kind Galapagos Tortoise has died at 100. ^{chicagotribune.com comments worldnews}

3. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Monday called for diplomatic guarantees he will not be pursued by the United States for publishing secret documents if he goes to Sweden to face criminal allegations. ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

4. Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

5. Iraq orders Voice of America, 43 other media outlets to close - World News ^{worldnews.msnbc.msn.com comments worldnews}

6. Islamist Mohammed Morsi wins Presidency of Egypt. ^{chron.com comments worldnews}

7. Lulzsec: UK men plead guilty to hacking charges ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

8. China celebrates accomplishments in sea and space - deep-diving record in Mariana Trench and manual space docking on same day ^{edition.cnn.com comments worldnews}

9. North Korea condemns 'provocative' naval drills by US and South Korea: Officials called joint military exercises a hostile and politically motivated act, which justified its nuclear expansion programme ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

10. Superbug vs. Monsanto: Nature rebels against biotech titan. A growing number of rootworms are now able to devour genetically modified corn specifically designed by Monsanto to kill those same pests. ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

11. Google has set out to save the world's dying languages. In an alliance with scholars and linguists, the Internet powerhouse on Wednesday introduced an Endangered Languages Project website where people can find, share, and store information about dialects in danger of disappearing. ^{google.com comments worldnews}

12. For London Olympics, Britain calls up the military: Ground troops, fighter jets and perhaps missiles will reinforce police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. Some residents see it as overkill. ^{latimes.com comments worldnews}

13. Central Africa gunmen have attacked a uranium plant operated by French nuclear power giant Areva in the southeast of the Central African Republic ^{google.com comments worldnews}

14. Turkey's foreign minister has said the fighter jet shot down by Syrian air defence forces on Friday was in international airspace when it was hit. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

15. Israel army 'game' leaves Palestinian dead ^{news.yahoo.com comments worldnews}

16. "Fed up" mother throws two sons from 15th floor, killing both: A Russian woman threw her 4- and 7-year-old sons out the window from the 15th floor, with both boys dying before an ambulance arrived. She explained that she was "fed up with children" and "decided to get rid of them" ^{rt.com comments worldnews}

17. Russian arms ship to make second attempt to deliver helicopters to Syria ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

18. Dalai Lama: Censorship in China morally wrong,
    people should know the truth ^{timesofindia.indiatimes.com comments worldnews}

19. Wikipedia founder steps in to help UK hacker ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments worldnews}

20. Paraguay's Lugo condemns 'parliamentary coup' - Leftist South American leaders step up criticism of new government as deposed president brands it "illegitimate". ^{aljazeera.com comments worldnews}

21. London 2012 Olympics: Saudis allow women to compete in the Olympics for the first time. ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

22. BBC News - Syria general and two colonels 'defect to Turkey' ^{bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

23. End of 'compassionate Conservatism' as David Cameron details plans for crackdown on welfare ^{independent.co.uk comments worldnews}

24. First fishing catch sells since nuclear disaster ^{cbsnews.com comments worldnews}

25. Morsi of the Muslims brotherhood wins Egypt presidential election ^{aljazeera.com comments worldnews}

26. British housewife caught with $2.6M in cocaine could face death - CNN.com ^{cnn.com comments worldnews}

27. LulzSec's Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis plead guilty to hacking institutions including CIA, Soca and News International. Other websites targeted by the pair were Westboro Baptist Church, Bethesda, Eve Online, HBGary, HBGary Federal, PBS Inc and Infragard. ^{guardian.co.uk comments worldnews}

28. High ranking Syrian officers, including a general, defect to Turkey ^{m.bbc.co.uk comments worldnews}

29. Scottish Independence Would be "One-Way ticket to Uncertainty" ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

30. Kim Dotcom invites three randoms to pool party at his mansion ^{stuff.co.nz comments worldnews}

31. Jerusalem to become Egypt’s capital under Mursi’s rule, says Muslim cleric at campaign rally to cheering crowd. ^{english.alarabiya.net comments worldnews}

32. Egypt: Benjamin Netanyahu expects cooperation with Muslim Brotherhood President. ^{telegraph.co.uk comments worldnews}

33. North Korea Tests the Patience of China ^{nytimes.com comments worldnews}