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Red Bull driver Vettel of Germany, teammate Webber of Australia and McLaren's Hamilton of Britain pose for photographers after the qualifying session of the Australian F1 Grand Prix in Melbourne.

Sublime Vettel takes pole in Australian Grand Prix Qualifying, Hamilton impresses

World champion Sebastian Vettel put himself in prime position for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix with an easy run to pole in the qualifiers on Saturday.

India Blocks .XXX Domain

Citing moral and and cultural issues, India will oppose sites with the .XXX domain, an official said.

Avoid Gold Warning from Big Institutions

[Investors] don't believe in the gold story anymore, declared Kevin Norrish of Barclays Capital on Wednesday, announcing the bank's latest commodity investment survey of institutional players. Not one single respondent chose Gold Bullion as the likely best performer in 2011, Norrish said.

Gaddafi Trivia: Idi Amin for a son-in-law, virgin body guards, and 'peaceful' AIDS virus

From lecturing handpicked group of young western women on Islam to his fear of flying over waters, and from virgin bodyguards to maniacal imperial delusions, Muammar Gaddafi’s traits are as strange and funny, or even more so, as his weird dress sense. The following are some of his idiosyncrasies, peculiar hatreds, strange loves and manifestations of borderline psychosis:

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Fuel storage tanks are seen at Mobil Oil's oil refinery in Melbourne March 8, 2011

International oil companies in fix as real war starts in Libya

The real war has started in Libya with the allied forces pounding Gaddafi strongholds and military installations with missiles and bombs. The future of International Oil Companies (IOC) operating in Libya has come under increased pressure with this turn of events.

Libya - What next?

In RBC Capital Markets' 'Generally Speaking' edition defense and geopolitical adviser General Charles Vyvyan has discussed in detail the action plan laid out in the United Nations Resolution 1973 pertaining to Libya and its potential consequences.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel addresses the media in Berlin, March 18, 2011.

Germany May Boost Afghanistan Help After Abstaining from Libya Action

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday that Germany may take on additional tasks in the war in Afghanistan to make up for NATO members' involvement in possible attacks on Libya after a UN vote yesterday approved a possible no-fly zone.

Royal Wedding to air live on BBC

The network will broadcast live footage of the wedding internationally and promises an authentic British take on all the events, according to a statement by the broadcaster via The Hollywood Reporter.

Pre-market movers on Mar.17 (MMI, FDX, NVDA, NEE, AMGN, QCOM, SANM, SNBC, THQI, CY)

The companies whose shares are moving in pre-market trade on Thursday are: Motorola Mobility, Fedex Corp, Nvidia, Nextera Energy, Amgen, Qualcomm, Sanmina-SCI, Sun Bancorp, THQ and Cypress Semiconductor.

India's Defence Minister Antony, India's Air Chief Marshal Naik and Singh, an Air Force official, pose in front of the Super Hercules aircraft at Hindan

India now the world’s biggest arms buyer

India has supplanted China as the world’s number one arms importer, according to a report from Swedish think-tank that keeps track of global arms transactions.

Ferrari F1 driver Felipe Massa of Brazil takes a curve during a training session at Catalunya's racetrack in Montmelo, near Barcelona.

Sauber driver Perez edges out Ferrari and Red Bull in F1 final pre-season test

BMW Sauber's Sergio Perez was the surprise leader at the end of the third day of the final pre-season test in Barcelona.

Zienib Noori, 20, of Albany, NY listens to a speaker at the "Today, I Am A Muslim, Too" rally in New York City

A portrait of American Muslims

As Congressman Peter King conducts hearings on Islamic radicalization in the U.S., the nation’s growing Muslim community is coming under the microscope.

Dalai Lama wants to retire amid efforts from China to sabotage succession

The Dalai Lama has not only reiterated his decision to retire from power but also stated that Tibet needs a leader elected by the people. This assertion takes significance in the backdrop of the uncertainty over succession and China's growing interference.

Illinois Governor abolishes death penalty

The governor of Illinois has signed a law that will ban the death penalty in the state, making it the sixteenth U.S. state to prohibit the ultimate punishment.

Notion Ink Adam the iPad 2 opponent lurking in the corner

The Notion Ink’s Adam tablet, the sleeping giant facing many issues relating to supply is still an iPad 2 killer waiting in the corner.

Gold may touch $5,000/oz in next 4 to 5 years: Capital Gold

The price of gold may touch $5,000 an ounce in the next 4 to 5 years, California-based Capital Gold Group Inc. says.

Top 5 Undergraduate Business Programs with an international focus

Take a look here at 5 of the best undergraduate business schools and the ways in which they are preparing students for eventual careers in the global economy.

Velti Initiated At 'Buy': Jefferies

Jefferies & Co. initiated its rating on shares of Velti Plc (NASDAQ: VELT) with a buy rating and a price target of $16.50. The company's unique advantage is that it offers customers the ability to deploy mobile marketing campaigns on a global basis, the brokerage said.

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Top After-Market NYSE Movers (SU, STP, IIF, RF, FIG, WG, SAM, FN, SOL, NPTN)

The top after-market NYSE gainers on Tuesday are: Suncor Energy, Suntech Power Holdings, Morgan Stanley India Investment, Regions Financing and Fortress Investment Group. The top after-market NYSE losers are: Willbros Group, Boston Beer, Fabrinet, Fabrinet and NeoPhotonics.

Sarah Palin to visit India later this month

Sarah Palin’s planned trip to India this month raises speculation that it might be in preparation for her 2012 Presidential campaign (i.e., as a way to enhance her foreign policy credibility in the world’s most populous democracy).

Gold Price Hits New Record-High vs. Falling Dollar as Libya's Civil War Spreads

The Gold Price rose new all-time highs vs. a falling US Dollar on Monday morning in London, hitting almost $1445 per ounce as European stock markets held flat and major-economy government bonds slipped, nudging interest rates up.

Space weaponry in focus as US Air Force launches mysterious X-37B robotic plane

The U.S. Air Force's second mysterious robotic mini space vehicle, X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle, blasted off from Cape Canaveral, carrying classified payload. Soon after the launch a media blackout shrouded the mission, fuelling speculation about its possible military purposes.