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The Italian Village that Built Its Own Sun

Viganella is a small village in Italy located right at the bottom of a deep valley, and surrounded by high mountains on all sides. This means that naturally, every year from mid-November to early February, the region has absolutely no sunlight. The return of the sun’s rays on the 2nd ...

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'These People Call for Hatred, Violence and May ... France barred four Islamic preachers from entering the country on Thursday after banning prominent preacher Sheikh Youssef al-Qaradawi ... read more	Iranians Respond: We Love Israelis Too Amid growing speculations on a military strike in Iran, Israelis and Iranians continue to exchange messages of peace ... read more	'Israel warns: Don't march to Jerusalem' Israel has warned its neighbors not to allow pro-Palestinian activists to march to its borders, a government source ... read more	From Lion to Duck: Assad's Leaked Nickname Goes ... A purported email exchange between Syria’s President Bashar Assad and his wife Asma in which she affectionately refers ... read more	Gaddafi was Killed So Secrets Die With Him Slain Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi was wanted dead so his secrets would die with him, said Mahmoud Jibril, ... read more

Arafat's Belongings in Lebanon A safe belonging to late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat has been found in Lebanon, media reports said. A civilian ... read more	Will Judge Assad by his Actions, not Words US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has asked Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad to demonstrate his willingness to peace ... read more	The 'Kony' Phenomenon Now in Syria! Following the worldwide campaign launched against Joseph Kony, the Ugandan guerrilla group leader, head of the Lord's Resistance ... read more	Gaddafi Kept Musa Sadr in a Fridge for ... Muammar Gaddafi ordered to keep Musa al-Sadr, a prominent Lebanese Shiite cleric, in a fridge at the notorious ... read more	Jews Upset Over Hitler Shampoo ad Turkey's Jewish community is protesting a Turkish commercial that uses an old film footage of Adolf Hitler to ... read more

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In the Name of Freedom

A Tibetan protester has been treated for severe burns after setting himself on fire in a demonstration during the Chinese president's visit to India The unidentified male protester sprinted for 50m through New Delhi today engulfed in flames as hundreds demonstrated against China's rule over Tibet. The

Gaddafi’s Luxurious Cruise Bought for €550m

A company run by one of Italy's richest men has bought a giant 1751-cabin cruise ship that was originally being built for Muammar Gaddafi's regime. Gaddafi's fourth son, Hannibal, suggested the Libyan state-owned General National Maritime Transport Company (GNMTC) order the 140,000-tonne cruise ship in 2010

Madonna, Putin’s Latest Challenger

Madonna’s upcoming show in Russia won’t be all singing and dancing. After considering herself a “freedom fighter”, the pop star promised to speak up for the gay community and the Russian ban on “homosexual propaganda” during her show in St Petersburg. The new version of the

Israelis ♥ Iranians on Facebook

Five days after an Israeli couple professed its love for the Iranian people over Facebook, the campaign continued to make waves in the global media. CNN's website dedicated a prime spot for the campaign Tuesday, exposing its readers to what was quickly turning into the week's

Vikings 'Carried Mice to Colonies'‎

Mice hitched a ride with Vikings to mount their own invasions in the 10th century, research has shown. A genetic study shows that Viking longboats carried the weeny Norse warriors to colonies in Iceland and Greenland. Scientists compared modern mouse DNA with ancient samples from mouse bones

Extraordinary images merge images of European city streets in war and peace

Storming the crumbling Reichstag, Soviet troops appear to attack the Berlin landmark as modern day tourists queue to enter the historic building. But these extraordinary images are the result of merging two pictures taken in the same location over 60 years apart. Amateur Russian photographer Sergey Larenkov,

Did Wikileaks Publisher ‘Conspire’ with Qaeda?

The military judge presiding the pre-trial hearing of the US soldier charged with leaking classified data to Wikileaks rejected Friday a defense request to hear from eight witnesses they claim are "essential" to the case. Bradley Manning, 24, appeared in court for less than an hour

Kate Winslet In Titanic 3D Premiere

It may be 15 years since she played the role of Rose DeWitt Bukater, but Kate Winslet still looks like she could get away with portraying the first-class socialite. The 36-year-old actress looked fantastic as she arrived at the world premiere of Titanic 3D at London's read more