IAEA fears Iran may be working on nuclear warhead The Star | VIENNA (Reuters) - The U.N. nuclear watchdog fears Iran may be working now to develop a nuclear payload for a missile, the agency said in a confidential report on Thursday obtained by Reuters. | The International Atomic Energy Agency report also confirmed Iran had produced its first, small batch o...
Hacking into the mind of the CRU climate change hacker The Guardian | Analysis suggests the hacker was in east coast of America and operated over a number of days, but much remains unknown | Hacker in staged photograph surrounded by computers. Photograph: Corbis | Figuring out who was behind the hack of the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Angl...
As Chile Shook, Cities Rolled to the West a Bit ABC News WASHINGTON March 9, 2010 (AP) The Associated Press | The Earth really did move during the massive Chile quake: Researchers say cities and islands physically shifted west a bit. | Thanks to GPS, scientists at Ohio State University and the University o...
As Chile shook, cities rolled to the west a bit Seattle Times WASHINGTON - | The Earth really did move during the massive Chile quake: Researchers say cities and islands physically shifted west a bit. | Thanks to GPS, scientists at Ohio State University and the University of Hawaii found that the city of Concep...
How far South American cities moved in Chile quake DNA India | WASHINGTON: In a new research, scientists have shown how far South American cities moved in the massive earthquake that struck Chile on February 27. | Preliminary measurements, produced from data gathered by researchers from four universities and s...
Chile earthquake moved whole city 10 feet to the west The Daily Mail | The massive earthquake that struck near Maule in Chile, moved the entire city of Concepcion at least 10 feet to the west, experts have revealed. | The destructive event, which measured a magnitude of 8.8, also shifted other parts of South America a...
Buenos Aires, Santiago move in Chile quake Indian Express | In a new research, scientists have shown how far South American cities moved in the massive earthquake that struck Chile on February 27. | Preliminary measurements, produced from data gathered by researchers from four universities and several agenc...
How far South American cities moved in Chile quake Newstrack India | Washington, March 9 (ANI): In a new research, scientists have shown how far South American cities moved in the massive earthquake that struck Chile on February 27. | Preliminary measurements, produced from data gathered by researchers from fo...
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PREVIEW: Clinton travels to Latin America 'to listen' m&c | Buenos Aires - US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is set to travel to Latin America next week, planning to step up dialogue with a region that has long felt neglected d...
The Falklands Are Not the Brightest Jewel in the Crown WorldNews.com Article by WorldNews.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. | On May 20, 1982, in one of Britain's last imperial flings, 6,000 British troops and some twenty warships and fighter jets l...
Doctors warn of health threat from Chile wreckage Boston Herald | CONCEPCION, Chile — Huge piles of wreckage and tons of rotting fish and other debris blanketing the ground are turning the coastal towns shattered by Chile’s earthquake and tsunami into nests of infection, doctors warned. | As Chileans ...
Letters: Michael Foot's legacy The Independent | What a sad day for British politics with the news of the death of Michael Foot, the greatest prime minister we never had (in my 60 years at least). | His failure to win the 1983 election no doubt had little to do with his policies, but more to do w...
Argentina Pres. vows to push on with reserve plan The Guardian * Judge blocks government from using reserves to pay debt * Argentine president says she will go ahead with plan * Gov't appeals amid legal, political wrangling * Bond spreads tighten on push to repay debt-analyst (Adds govt appeal, constitutional la...
Argentine leader vows to move ahead with debt plan The Guardian * Judge blocks government from using reserves to pay debt * Argentine president says she will go ahead with plan * Legal and political wrangling over plan intensifies (Recasts, adds quotes, details, byline) By Kevin Gray and Helen Popper BUENOS AIRES...
Brazil's Silva: A Rousseff win would KO machismo The Boston Globe | BRASILIA, Brazil-Brazil's president said his hand-picked candidate to succeed him in October's election would help do away with machismo by becoming the first female president of Latin America's largest and most influential nation. | President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva told The Associated Press on Tuesday that Dilma Rousseff, currently his chief ...
