TechnoBuffaloThe Real Caesars Palace? Las Vegas Hotel Bans Google GlassTechnoBuffaloEven before someone wearing Google Glass has the opportunity to stride through the casino floor of Caesars Palace, the wearable tech has been banned by the famous Las Vegas hotel. Citing gaming regulations, a spokesman told ComputerWorld the ...Google Glass Gets Smeared: 11 Improvement IdeasInformationWeekBacklash puts Google Glass in sharp focusBrisbane TimesWhat are people happy to pay to wear Google Glass?TnoozThe Content Standardall 99 news articles »

Irish IndependentUS, Russia Seek to Revive Peace Plan for SyriaWall Street JournalMOSCOW—The U.S. and Russia agreed to renew efforts to bring the warring sides in Syria to the negotiating table, as Secretary of State John Kerry attempted to ease tensions here with one of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's most influential backers.Kerry argues US case on Syria to PutinMacon Telegraph (blog)all 611 news articles »

AFPNigerian military kills Boko Haram commanderXinhuaMAIDUGURI, Nigeria April 27 (Xinhua) -- Nigerian military said it killed a Boko Haram commander, Mohammed Chad, on Saturday in the northeast city of Maiduguri during an operation coordinated and executed by security agents. Spokesman of the ...Bodies Pour In as Nigeria Rounds Up IslamistsNew York Times22 policemen, 14 prison officials, 19 others killedNational MirrorArmy: New Boko Haram Raid in Northern Nigeria Leaves 55 Dead - VOAVoice of AmericaNewsday -AFP -Deutsche Welleall 57 news articles »

Scientists say a disease destroying entire crops of cassava has spread out of East Africa into the heart of the continent, is attacking plants as far south as Angola and threatens to move west into Nigeria.    

China.org.cnIsraeli leader in China amid regional tensionsChina.org.cnOn Tuesday, Netanyahu met with Shanghai's Mayor in a bid to boost economic and trade cooperation with China. The Israeli leader also lauded the commercial hub for its past role as a haven for Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi persecution during World War 2, ...How China can help in the Middle EastSouth China Morning PostNews Analysis: Israeli PM's visit to China to lift bilateral ties to new heightXinhuaGroup Says Netanyahu Has Put Hold on SettlementsNew York TimesBBC News -Jerusalem Post -TIMEall 275 news articles »

The GuardianNet darkness in SyriaRegisterThe Syrian regime has apparently repeated its withdrawal of route announcements to take the country off the Internet, as previously happened in November 2012. The last nationwide outage was widely interpreted as precursor to some kind of major ...Syria cuts internet links again | Bangkok Post: newsBangkok PostSyria cut off from global Internet as civil war ragesChicago TribuneSyria Loses Access to the InternetNew York Times (blog)Gizmodo -CNET (blog)all 64 news articles »

CBC.caUS 'worst' industrialised country to be a momAljazeera.comUS is one of the worst places in the industrialised world to become a mother. Last Modified: 08 May 2013 01:28. Email Article. Print Article. Share article. Send Feedback. Every year one million babies die the day they are born according to a new report by ...Pakistan is the most dangerous place in Asia to be born: reportThe Express TribuneNigeria, one of most dangerous places to be born —Report - Nigerian TribuneNigerian TribuneThree lakh newborns last hardly a dayThe HinduRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty -The Independentall 122 news articles »

Tax cuts deferred as carbon price falls - NinemsnNinemsnThe federal government has deferred a $1.59 a week tax cut, which was due to start in 2015, because of the falling global carbon price. Cameras reveal amazing animals-eye-view of world · Celebrities attacked on stage · Lost dolphin reunited with pod ...and more »

AFP22 policemen, 14 prison officials, 19 others killedNational MirrorSuspected members of the Boko Haram Islamic sect yesterday unleashed mayhem on Bama, Borno State, killing 22 policemen, including two of their wives and three children, 14 prison officials, and two soldiers. Thirteen members of the terrorist group were ...Prison Break: Boko Haram Kills 55, Frees 105 In BornoCHANNELSNigerian Islamists attack town, kill 55: armyAFPIslamist raid on Nigeria police station leaves dozens deadDeutsche WelleVanguard -Press TV -Idaho Press-Tribuneall 60 news articles »

The Australian Financial ReviewFamilies to miss out on carbon tax compensation as Budget woes continueThe AustralianFamilies lose out as PM breaks word · Nation faces decade of debt · More banks pass on rate cut in full. HOUSEHOLDS will miss out tax breaks pledged as part of the government's carbon tax compensation package, in another broken promise by Labor in the ...Combet confirms carbon trading tax cut on holdYahoo!7 NewsTreasury halves carbon tax forecastBusiness Spectatorall 27 news articles »

AFPAlzheimer's Drug Fails in Late Stage TrialsGuardian ExpressThe hope for finding a cure for Alzheimer's has faced another setback with the failure of the drug Gammagard. Baxter International, Inc., maker of the drug, announced it is pulling the antibody treatment from late-stage trials after it failed to improve “cognitive ...Experimental treatment of Alzheimers unsuccessful: BaxterAFPThis Contradiction In Baxter's Data Will Make Alzheimer's Researchers NervousForbesBaxter's Alzheimer's disease drug fails in late-stage trialReuters UKNewsdayall 63 news articles »

CBC.caPakistan is the most dangerous place in Asia to be born: reportThe Express TribuneThe report stressed on the need for investment in health workers, particularly those working in the field, to enable them to reach out to vulnerable mothers and babies. PHOTO: FILE. ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has the highest first-day infant mortality rate — one in ...Canada has 2nd-highest rate of 1st-day infant deaths in industrialized world: reportCTV NewsNigeria, one of most dangerous places to be born —Report - Nigerian TribuneNigerian TribuneThree lakh newborns last hardly a dayThe HinduThe Provinceall 127 news articles »

CBS NewsSyria cuts internet links again | Bangkok Post: newsBangkok PostSyria was cut off from the Internet on Tuesday, according to US tech firms monitoring Web traffic and the State Department. The reasons were not immediately clear, but a similar blackout happened last November. "Syria is currently experiencing an internet ...Syria cut off from global Internet as civil war ragesChicago TribuneSyria Loses Access to the InternetNew York Times (blog)Google detects internet blackout in SyriaCNET (blog)Gizmodo -Data Center Knowledgeall 61 news articles »

Thinking of having a baby? You may want to consider moving to Finland -- the best place in the world to be a mother, according to Save the Children's 14th Mothers' Index.

The members of the Coastal Platform for Peacebuilding (COPP) has called on the Ghana National Petroleum Company(GNPC) to establish a meaningful relationship with the indigenes in the areas affected by its activities

Fourteen countries in Africa have the highest rates, while India has the highest number of such deaths, according to the report by the aid group Save the Children.    

West African countries must tackle the issue of climate change as it has the potential to hinder access to water resources in the sub-region, Mr Hama Arba Diallo, Chair of the Global Water Partnership West Africa(GWP/WA) warned on Tuesday