Telegraph.co.ukIsrael plan for settlements a blow for peace with Palestine: UN chiefHindu Business LineUN leader Ban Ki-moon warned that if Israel implemented its latest plan for new settlements it would deal an “almost fatal blow” to any prospects for peace with the Palestinians. Israel's announcement about the 3,000 Jewish settler homes, whose planned ...Canada isolating itself won't help Palestinians or IsraelisNational PostNow we have a state - AbbasiAfrica.comNow we have a state, says Abbas to cheering PalestiniansZee NewsJerusalem Post -Al-Arabiya -Times LIVEall 621 news articles »

2 dead, 3 severely injured in accident at Akyem BakabiGhanaWebAn elderly woman and a child died on the spot when a Nissan Pick-up run over them at Akyem Bakabi near Koforidua in the Eastern region Saturday. Eastern regional Police MTTU boss Chief Superintendent Sarfo Peprah explained to Joy News what led to ...and more »

Zee NewsRicky Ponting scores eight in final Test inningsZee NewsRicky Ponting walked into the cricketing sunset after his final innings came to an end at international level in the third and final Test at Perth against Australia on Monday. In his final innings, Punter came in to bat at no. 4 after Shane Watson's dismissal.Ponting given guard of honour by South Africa in his swansongIBNLivePonting out for eight in final Test inningsBusiness RecorderPonting's last hurrah leaves Australia clinging onReuters UKThe Star Online -The Australianall 6,248 news articles »

The HinduEgypt's top court shuts down, blames protestersReuters CanadaCAIRO (Reuters) - Protests by Islamists allied to President Mohamed Mursi forced Egypt's highest court to adjourn its work indefinitely on Sunday, intensifying a conflict between some of the country's top judges and the head of state. The Supreme ...Egypt's highest court joins judicial rebellion against MorsiIndian ExpressEgypt To President Morsi: No Dictators AllowedNewsweekEgyptian judges to boycott constitutional referendumDeutsche WelleLos Angeles Times -Voice of America (blog) -Irish Timesall 4,152 news articles »

Jakarta PostChildren support HIV/AIDS victimsJakarta PostHope: A child paints her interpretation of the world, the HIV/AIDS epidemic and hope. BD/Agung Parameswara. As many as 200 students participated in a storytelling and painting event organized to commemorate World AIDS Day on Saturday afternoon in ...Centre to come up for HIV positive orphan childrenBusiness StandardBuggery and AIDS: a lot of bullJamaica GleanerThe South responds to its surging HIV epidemicAmerican Medical NewsDaily Illini -AllAfrica.com -Mission Localall 4,769 news articles »

BBC NewsUN internet regulation treaty talks begin in DubaiBBC NewsA UN agency is trying to calm fears that the internet could be damaged by a conference it is hosting. Government regulators from 193 countries are in Dubai to revise a wide-ranging communications treaty. Google has warned the event threatened the "open ...Dubai: ITU delegates urges on freedom of expressionIndependentInternet Freedom Not to be Controlled by The United NationsJagran JoshGoogle, Mozilla Warn Of Threats To Internet FreedomInformationWeekU.S. News & World Report (blog) -Khaleej Times -gulfnews.comall 907 news articles »