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Russia
“Russian communists paid homage to Soviet leader Josef Stalin, while liberals accused the Kremlin of conniving to whitewash the dictator. Communist Party chiefs led a procession of largely elderly people across Red Square on the 57th anniversary of Stalin’s death, laying flowers at his grave by the Kremlin wall. The solemn visit is an annual tradition for communists steeped in nostalgia for the Soviet era. But this year, it comes as Russia’s bitter debate over Stalin’s legacy sharpens ahead of May 9 celebrations marking 65 years since the Nazi defeat”
Chile
“Chile has sacked the head of its oceanographic service following the earthquake and tsunami that killed about 800 people. The service, part of the Chilean navy, has been widely criticised for failing to issue a nationwide tsunami warning immediately after the quake. The navy has also launched an inquiry into how the disaster was handled, a government statement said”
North Korea • United States
![ALeqM5gTNf-JR2_XW71NF3cuKi23Limm3g[1] N.Korea sees the annual US and ROK military exercise as a rehearsal for invasion](http://www.globalmediapost.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/ALeqM5gTNf-JR2_XW71NF3cuKi23Limm3g1-190x190.jpg)
DPRK sees the annual US and ROK military exercise as a rehearsal for invasion

Life Style, Arts, Food, Travel, Entertainment
Festival
| This year the Festival is bigger than ever with 25% more films and 30% more sessions! For the first time in its 21 year history, the Festival will feature six distinctive sections encompassing a range of genres that will showcase an impressive forty three new French Films: Blood Is Thicker Than Water, First Feature Film, Comedy, Love At First Sight, Resistance and Kids. … Read Full Article » |
Travel
“The Eyre Peninsula’s aquaculture industry offers a unique diving and snorkeling experience found nowhere else in Australia. The region’s yellowtail kingfish nets give divers and snorkelers the opportunity to immerse themselves in large schools of tens of thousands of fish a concentration that is impossible to find in the wild. Each pen holds between 20,000 and 25,000 yellowtail kingfish, which can reach more than two metres in length and weigh up to 65kg. The fish take 15 months to grow to 4kg, when they harvested and sold to domestic and overseas markets”
Festival
Opening with a giant close-up of the almost disembodied head of artistic director Jin Xing on a screen being made up and dressed in the style of Chinese Opera, Shanghai Beauty is slow to start but soon establishes its own genre to a backdrop of Chinese music both classical and avant-garde.
Finance
Finance

Haitian leaders are frustrated with the way billions of aid money is being delivered and spent.
Medical and Health
Medical
“What if you could be fat but avoid heart disease or diabetes? Scientists trying to break the fat-and-disease link increasingly say inflammation is the key. In the quest to prove it, a major study is under way testing whether an anti-inflammatory drug – an old, cheap cousin of aspirin – can fight the Type 2 diabetes spurred by obesity. And intriguing new research illustrates how those yellow globs of fat lurking under the skin are more than a storage site for extra calories. They’re a toxic neighbourhood where inflammation appears to be born”
Science, Technology and Space
Technology
“Students at an elite Chinese university who won an international “Battle of the Brains” contest may have been behind the cyberattacks on Google that escalated into a major diplomatic incident last month. US computer security experts have traced some of the attacks to computers at the Shanghai Jiaotong University, which boasts one of China’s most competitive computer science programmes, and the Lanxiang Vocational School in Shandong Province, the New York Times reported”
Space
“There are fears the ambitious World Islands project in Dubai will sink into the ocean after photographs from space appear to show the globe is washing away and neglected. Construction of the man-made cluster of islands began in 2003 about 4km off the coast of the wealthy United Arab Emirates city”
Other Categories
General Interest

Cpl Neathway vows to get back on the frontline and has been increasing his fitness with a planned parachute jump this year
Environment

The iceberg snapped from the Mertz Glacier Tongue
“A vast iceberg which broke off the Antarctic continent this month could disrupt the world’s ocean currents and weather patterns, scientists warn”


“Iraqi electoral authorities say turnout among the country’s minority Sunnis was strong compared to the last parliamentary elections in 2005 when many Sunnis boycotted the process. The UN Security Council praised the elections as a key step toward strengthening Iraq’s national unity and independence. The 15-member body said Iraqis have shown a commitment to a ‘peaceful, inclusive and democratic political process’ “
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