Maria Sharapova's Stunnning Red Carpet Look at ESPY Awards [PHOTOS]
The 2011 ESPY Awards took place Wednesday in Los Angeles and tennis beauty Maria Sharapova looked stunning!
China Downplays Global Fears On Its First Aircraft Carrier
China could begin testing its first aircraft carrier within weeks and is developing more advanced satellites Reuters reports.
Terrifying Two-Headed Albino Snake Arrives at Zoo [PHOTO]
Visitors to a Ukraine zoo will now have double the opportunity to get bitten by a snake, as an albino two-headed garter snake has taken up residence. The three-year old snake, originally from Switzerland, is the only in the world of its kind: There is at least one other known two-headed snake, but Mince as he is called is the only one without pigmentation.Mince's second head isn't just for show: Each head has its own brain.In 2000, a two-headed snake named We earned...
Radiation in Japan Soil Outside Nuclear Evacuation Zone Prompts Evacuation of Fukushima City
A survey of four locations in Fukushima city, outside the nuclear evacuation zone, has showed soil radiation above levels that has prompted evacuation of pregnant women and children from the city.
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U.S. director Terrence Malick won the Palme d'Or for best picture at the Cannes film festival Sunday for The Tree of Life, a meditative, metaphysical epic starring Brad Pitt and Sean Penn.
John Demjanjuk: Victim or Nazi war criminal?
John Demjanjuk has been convicted of helping Nazi in massacring 28,000 Jews at Sobibor camp during Holocaust, to five years in prison by a German court on Thursday.
Calls grow for Japan PM to quit in wake of quake
Japan's fragile post-disaster political truce unraveled on Thursday as the head of the main opposition party called on unpopular Prime Minister Naoto Kan to quit over his handling of the country's natural calamities and a nuclear crisis.
Shakhtar Donetsk 0-1 Barcelona - Match Highlights (VIDEO)
Lionel Messi's 48th goal of the season saw Barcelona beat Shakhtar Donetsk by an aggregate of 6-1 in Ukraine.
UEFA Champions League Round-up - Barcelona, Manchester United through, Chelsea crash yet again
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Champions League - Shakhtar Donetsk 0-1 Barcelona, Barca progresses 6-1 on aggregate
Lionel Messi's 48th goal of the season saw Barcelona beat Shakhtar Donetsk by an aggregate of 6-1 in Ukraine.
TEPCO could face up to $23.6-bln in claims: JP Morgan
The Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO), which operated the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, may be subject to up to 2-trillion yen ($23.6-billion) in compensation claims by local communities, according to a study by JP Morgan.
25 years after, Chernobyl then and now (PHOTOS)
Here's a combination of images taken in 1982 and on March 31, 2011, showing before and 25 years after view of the abandoned city of Prypiat near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in North Ukraine.
Japan raises nuclear alert level as IAEA chief arrives in Tokyo
The nuclear crisis at the quake-damaged Fukushima Dai-ichi power plant is now rated just two notches below the 1986 Chernobyl disaster in Ukraine after Japanese authorities raised the alert level at the site to five from four (on a seven-point global scale for such incidents.
Two more nuclear reactors at Fukushima may be unstable
The nuclear crisis in earthquake-ravaged Japan has hit a new peak of worry – engineers are concerned that two more reactors at the Fukushima Dai-ichi complex may have become unstable.
Japan's Nuclear Disaster Differs From Chernobyl
The accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has drawn comparisons to the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. According to some experts, while they are very different, the consequences could be as bad or worse if authorities in Japan fail to prevent a meltdown.
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International Women’s Day 2011 Events [PHOTOS]
Each year, on March 8, women around the world celebrate International Women’s Day. In 2011, women (and some men) in over 100 countries celebrated this holiday. It was a well-received and joyous event in most places.
Arab nations may look to Turkey and Indonesia as models of modern Islamic states (Part 2)
International Business Times spoke to Dilshod A. Achilov, a professor of political science at East Tennessee State University, in Johnson City, and an expert on the Middle East and Islam about the feasibility of Arab nations emulating the models found in Turkey and Indonesia. Here is part 2 of the interview:
Iran blames broken pump for atom fuel removal
Iran is believed to have told the U.N. atomic watchdog a broken pump is forcing it to remove fuel from its first nuclear power reactor, a new setback for the $1 billion (615 million pounds) project, experts familiar with the issue said on Monday.
Russia's WTO membership faces hurdles: report
Russia's membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO) will be in focus as Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets European Union leaders on Thursday, but business leaders and trade officials from the U.S., EU and the WTO think Russia's entry is going to be difficult, the Wall Street Journal has reported.
Russia’s Yandex to list on NASDAQ
Russia’s leading search engine Yandex is set to raise $1 billion through an initial public offering on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
Ukraine’s 'holiday bandit' tops FBI wanted list
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Alcohol kills more than AIDS, TB or violence: WHO
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Italian Eurofighter Typhoons land in Bengaluru for Aero India 2011
Two Eurofighter Typhoons of the Italian Air Force arrived at Yelahanka Air Force Station in Bengaluru, India, on Friday to showcase their outstanding operational capabilities at “Asia’s premiere air show,” Aero India 2011.
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