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Bodyguards carry an umbrella over presidential candidate Winston Tubman, center right, as he leaves a polling station with his wife Nancy, front left, after voting in presidential elections, in central Monrovia, Liberia Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011.

Africa Growth Monrovia Photos Wikipedia: Monrovia

Journal of Commerce
Monrovia Projected for Record Growth in Africa
Sat 11 Feb 2012
APM Terminals port privatization project ahead of schedule Monrovia, Liberia – In a world where slow growth is the norm for many countries, the International Monetary Fund has forecast an... (photo: AP / Rebecca Blackwell)

Angry youths protest in front of the National television station on fourth day of the nationwide strike on the removal of a fuel subsidy by the government in Lagos, Nigeria

Africa Economy Lagos Photos Wikipedia: Nigeria

Denver Post
Nigeria oil union threats shutdown amid strike
Thu 12 Jan 2012
LAGOS, Nigeria—A union representing 20,000 oil and gas workers in Nigeria threatened Thursday it would shut down all production starting Sunday to take part in the crippling nationwide strike... (photo: AP / Sunday Alamba)

F-WWKE is an Airbus A330-200F freighter on display at the 2010 Farnborough Air Show before delivery to Etihad Cargo as A6-ADC

Journal of Commerce Fri 10 Feb 2012
Etihad Cargo Revenue Soars 25.7 percent
Carrier is among several adding capacity in surging Middle East air freight market Etihad Crystal Cargo is reaping the benefits of added capacity in a growing Middle East air freight market. The Abu... (photo: Creative Commons)
Benefits Etihad Freight Photos Wikipedia: Etihad Airways

Philippine President Benigno Aquino III and his sister Maria Elena Aquino-Cruz, on the platform, lead the Christening and Commissioning ceremony of the country's newly-acquired Hamilton class warship BRP Gregorio Del Pilar (PF15) Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011 at the Manila South Harbor in Manila, Philippines. The country's biggest and most modern warship will be deployed to the volatile South China Sea, according to Philippine President Benigno Aquino III. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)

Al Jazeera Wed 8 Feb 2012
Philippines seeks US help to counter China
The government of Philippines President Benigno Aquino may be wading into choppy diplomatic waters by turning to the United States to counter China's aggressiveness in the South China Sea, one of the... (photo: AP / Bullit Marquez)
Photos Scarborough Spratlys UN Wikipedia: Territorial disputes in the South China Sea

Gold - jewelry - necklace on display in shop, India

The Guardian Tue 7 Feb 2012
Gold holds below $1,720/oz, all eyes on Greece
* Euro, stocks, commodities come under pressure * Greek debt talks eyed after overnight session * Platinum set to take support from supply issues (Updates throughout,... (photo: WN / Geeta)
Commodities Euro Greece Photos Wikipedia: Gold

A general view of a parliament session as Greek Prime minister speaks, about the next year's state budget, in Athens, on Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011.

Citywire Tue 7 Feb 2012
Tuesday Papers: Greece to face curbs on new bailout
Top stories Financial Times: European officials are insisting any new Greek bail-out programme specifically earmark funds to pay off remaining holders of Greek debt,... (photo: AP / Petros Giannakouris)
Bailout EU Greece Photos Wikipedia: Bailout

San Sebastian, Spain: a cultural city guide

The Daily Telegraph Mon 6 Feb 2012
San Sebastian, Spain: a cultural city guide
Tim Pozzi offers an essential cultural guide to San Sebastian, a Basque city with the capacity to captivate. Image 1 of 3 Alluring architecture is... (photo: WN / Marzena)
Bahia Basque Cultural Photos Spain Wikipedia: San Sebastián

Palestinian children fill plastic bottles and jerry cans with drinking water from a public tap at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in the southern Gaza Strip refugee camp on September 23, 201. (Photo by Ahmed Deeb/wn)

Al Jazeera Mon 6 Feb 2012
Co-operation in a world of scarce resources
From competition among hunter-gatherers for wild game to imperialist wars over precious minerals, resource wars have been fought throughout history; today, however, the... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Climate Development Environment Photos Wikipedia: Natural resource

110211-A-xxxxW-003 U.S. Army soldiers fire a 60 mm mortar round during Cobra Gold on Pulon Range, Thailand, on Feb. 11, 2011. Cobra Gold is a joint forces, multinational exercise designed to ensure regional peace and stability. DoD photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew E. Winstead, U.S. Army. (Released)

The Times of India Sun 5 Feb 2012
Iran raid likely to drag in US, hurt global economy
Iran raid likely to drag in US, hurt global economy Email this articlePrint this articleTweetThe author has posted comments on this articleReuters | Feb 5, 2012, 06.20PM... (photo: US DoD / Staff Sgt. Matthew E. Winstead, U.S. Army)
Iran Military Photos Raid Wikipedia: Iran

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A cabbage cleaner stands in front of fuel trucks in Lagos, Nigeria, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012.

More strikes and unrest in Nigeria after fuel price talks break down

An oil installation belonging to Shell Petroleum Development Company in Odidi, Niger Delta area of Nigeria, Thursday, Feb. 2, 2006. Royal Dutch Shell PLC reported a 4 percent drop in fourth-quarter net profit and a 2 percent decline in sales Thursday, as lower production and the impact from hurricanes Katrina and Rita outweighed the high price of oil.

Brent up more on Nigeria supply fears

A police officer stands guard as people protest following the removal of a fuel subsidy by the government, in Lagos, Nigeria, Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012.

Union threatens oil production shutdown in Nigeria

Gas Forum Slated for February 15th All Africa
Revealed - 'Vessels Importing Petroleum Products Berth Offsh All Africa
Petroleum Minister Sets Up Refinery Task Force All Africa
Gabovies Begins Construction of Refinery in Lagos All Africa
Jonathan Appoints Ribadu to Head Petroleum Task Force All Africa
Jonathan Appoints Ribadu Head of Petroleum Task Force All Africa
Senate Queries Petroleum Institute's Capital Expenditure All Africa
Petroleum Marketers' Raging Crisis All Africa
British Afren says Italian Eni starts drilling oil at Keta b Ghana Business News
FG Appoints Ribadu Head of Petroleum Revenue Taskforce All Africa
Ribadu to Head Petroleum Task Force All Africa
JDZ Blocks - ERHC Energy's Extension to End in March All Africa
Total Starts Second Phase of Ofon Development in Nigeria Rig Zone
French oil firm Total SA announces work to boost oil product The Washington Post
Kosmos Energy sued for ‘misleading’ shareholders on Ghana’s Ghana Business News
Afren and Eni Ghana Spud Nunya-1X Well Offshore Ghana Rig Zone
Public Hearing in Petroleum Sector Is Political - Saad All Africa
MPs Move to Probe Petroleum Institute All Africa
Ghana government contracts $1b loans to improve oil and gas Ghana Business News
Representatives Uncover More Fraud by Petroleum Marketers All Africa

Former Liberian President Charles Taylor argues with a photographer as he awaits the start of the prosecution's closing arguments during his trial at the U.N.-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone in Leidschendam February 8, 2011.

Accused war criminal Taylor 'worked with CIA'

A Shell petrol station located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Royal Dutch Shell says Nigeria spill contained

Shell Gas Station - Tricycles - Vehicles - Philippines

Shell deploys ships to clean oil spill off Nigeria

Papua New Guinea names 183 missing from sunk ferry BBC News
Soccer report: Western European nations dominate latest list The Dallas Morning News
Violence against shippers new norm off West Africa The State
Violence against shippers now a constant danger after 2 kill Star Tribune
Two Killed in Cargo Ship Attack All Africa
Cargo Traffic to Ports Increases All Africa
Volunteers put together packets of compassion for Ghana Tampa Bay Online
FG Approves Eight Agencies for Port Operations All Africa
MV Benjamin Cocaine Suspect Remanded Peace FM Online
ConocoPhillips May Exit Nigeria, Libya, Vietnam, Algeria and Business Insider
Kufuor's Mallam-Tetteh Quarshie Road Completed Peace FM Online
'Nothing Incriminating in Suspected Vessel' All Africa
Committee On Port Reforms Evacuates 2,080 Containers All Africa
NPA Flags Off U.S.$124.4 Million Port Facility in Lagos All Africa
NIMASA Pushes for Maritime University in Ekerenkoko All Africa
Nigeria military detains French TV journalists Austin American Statesman
UK points out opportunities at Ghana ports to nationals Ghana Business News
500 Security Personnel Deployed for Ports Night Operation All Africa
Brikama Stumble to Ports All Africa
Militants 'hit Nigeria pipeline' Joy Online

Several air conditioner of some brands on display at one mall

Have to gain market share at any cost, asserts AC maker Daikin

A police officer stands next to a placard placed by protesters at an Apple Inc. premium reseller during a protest in Hong Kong Tuesday, June 8, 2010.

Tim Cook: Sales In China Were $13B Last Year

People stand outside the Apple Store in Santa Monica, Calif., Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011. Steve Jobs, the Apple founder and former CEO who invented and masterfully marketed ever-sleeker gadgets that transformed everyday technology, from the personal computer to the iPod and iPhone, has died. He was 56. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

Apple pops, Wall St firms drop in brand study

Retail sales' gains a bright note on recovery Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Business Briefs for Feb. 15 Tampa Bay Online
Cash discussions intensifying: Apple CEO Zeenews
Counterfeit Doses of Avastin Distributed in the U.S. The New York Times
Mexico Says Supplier for Top Drug Trafficker Is Caught The New York Times
Roche warns of counterfeit cancer drug in US Lexington Herald-Leader
iPhone 'halo' launches Apple into stratosphere Sydney Morning Herald
Adidas, UW agree to mediate factory dispute Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Apple: We've Got More Money Than We Need The Street
Iran Leader to Announce Atomic Steps The New York Times
Casey Kelly Joins Korn/Ferry International's Global Industri DNA India
SA must leverage intellectual capital with smart policies Independent online (SA)
Pelindo II opens tender for Kalibaru terminal Jakarta Post
A Product to Add Sparkle and Pop to Laundry Day The New York Times
In China, an Instant Star and an Emerging Symbol The New York Times
When Tents Rise in a Park, Residents See a Takeover The New York Times
January retail sales gain points to modest growth Chicago Sun-Times
Apple 'determined' to improve conditions at plants in China CNN
Retail sales rise in January Tampabay.com
Roche says counterfeit vials of best-selling cancer drug Ava The Washington Post

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Gap-year holidays that reveal the madness of overseas aid

Gap-year holidays that reveal the madness of overseas aid

In this Oct. 27, 2009 file photo, the exterior of a building housing the Jyllands-Posten Copenhagen office is seen. Denmark's intelligence service on Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010 arrested four people suspected of planning an "imminent" terror attack against a newspaper that printed the controversial Prophet Muhammad cartoons.

Corporate Globalization versus The Civil Commons by which Peoples Lives are Sustained

When World Cup meets stocks, soccer wins Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Agri-Vie buys into abalone venture Business Day
RON DERBY: Greek budget commitments will be hard to keep Business Day
SAA cries for Treasury helping hand again Business Day
R&D and the economy News24
Snow Chance Early Next Week (tracking a winter warming trend Star Tribune
Maiden Speech - Steffan Browning Scoop
Goodyear reports record sales, first profit since 2007 Ohio
Since When Is Beheading Romantic? The Examiner
Tourist feared he would be thrown off bridge by 'drunken thu NZ Herald
Tourist feared he would be thrown off bridge Otago Daily Times
US Admiral warns Iran: We are ready today Pakalert Press
Nuclear 9/11 Planned For 6/22/2012? Pakalert Press
Honeywell opens 4th centre in India DNA India
Final Solution: First Syria, Then Iran GlobalResearch
'The digital process will dramatically alter Indian media' The Times of India
Market Report: WPP gets a boost from US – and the City is lo The Independent
The local high street jet shop The Independent
Allan Segal: Bafta-winning film-maker who worked on 'Horizon The Independent
Company Town The Los Angeles Times

Thousands of people displaced by conflict in Kadugli, the capital of Southern Kordofan State, have sought refuge in an area secured by the UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS), outside Kadugli.

South Sudan: Why Things Fall Apart

In this photo obtained by the Associated Press on Thursday June 2, 2011 and taken on May 8, 2011, a man, who according U.N. reports had been killed in a apparent massacre of civilians, lies on the ground in the village of Kaldak, Jonglei state, southern Sudan. Southern Sudan soldiers attacking a minority ethnic group targeted and shot unarmed men and women after a battle at this remote Nile River village that resulted in hundreds of civilian victims, according to secret U.N. reports obtained by The Associated Press. The killings including of women and young children, raise serious questions over how much control Southern Sudan's military leaders have over troops in the field as the south approaches its independence day July 9, when it officially breaks away from northern Sudan and becomes the world's newest nation. (AP Photo)

SOUTH SUDAN: Briefing on Jonglei violence

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Zambia players get cash bonus for their spirited Afcon win Business Day
Premier League kicks off for second half Business Day
Whats Good Here | Immaculate Consumption The State
Israeli minister: Iran wants to be superpower The Himalayan
Iran wants to be a superpower with a nuclear bomb: Israeli m The Siasat Daily
Oil Will Bring Nigeria, Angola, and Congo to Uganda - Here's All Africa
Iran behind all attacks: Israeli deputy PM Zeenews
GEOPOLITICAL DESTABILIZATION AND REGIONAL WAR: The Road To GlobalResearch
Israeli minister says Iran wants to be a superpower with a n The Washington Post
South Africa Caught in Fallout from Increased Sanctions Agai Business Insider
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Defragmenting Africa Huffington Post
Congo River Study Suggests Climate Change Began On A Local L Huffington Post
Repsol Gets OK to Develop Algeria Gas Fields Rig Zone
The Innovator’s Challenge: Moving From Idea Networks t The New York Times
GCCI Embraces European Investors Graphic
Rugby's future in the hands of its fans NZ Herald
Reviews of recent and upcoming DVD releases The Tribune San Luis Obispo

Inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) leave the Imam Khomeini airport outside Tehran, Iran, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009.

Iran: Nuclear inspectors can extend their visit

Shell gas station / aaeh

2 onshore Nigeria oil fields once run by Royal Dutch Shell, Eni, Total sold to local firms

Secretary General of OPEC Abdalla Salem El Badri, center, speaks during a media conference at EU headquarters in Brussels, Monday, June 28, 2010.

Security Issues Weigh in Libya's Oil Production

OPEC Quota Under Threat As Militants Resume Hostility All Africa
Nuclear inspection begins in Iran Independent online (SA)
UN nuclear inspection begins in Iran Independent online (SA)
UN nuclear inspection gets under way in Iran The Boston Globe
Nuclear inspection under way in Iran Otago Daily Times
Oil retreats as Iran embargo seen delayed Sydney Morning Herald
Shifting Ground for Vital Resources GlobalResearch
Hidden Agenda Behind "War on Terror": The Conquest of Oil, GlobalResearch
OPEC Agrees to Accommodate Libya Oil Production All Africa
We are pumping more than a million barrels of oil a day, say The Times of India
Why Libyan Oil Price Relief Won't Last The Street
OPEC Accord Helps Balance the Books Wall Street Journal
Iran Tries to Repair Saudi Arabia Split Wall Street Journal
The Time Is Now To Jump On These Energy Buying Opportunities Seeking Alpha
OPEC chief says Libya to resume its pre-war oil production Middle East Online
Noble Energy Benefits As Sovereigns Reduce OPEC Dependency Seeking Alpha
Oil up over $111 on Iran supply risk concerns Business Day
Joint Statement - OPEC Secretary-General Receives the South All Africa
Factbox: Who's in charge of Libya's oil industry? Daily Press
Who's in charge of Libya's oil industry? The Times of India

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