Telegraph.co.ukUK to introduce 'opt-in' porniAfrica.comBritish prime minister David Cameron has announced that all online pornography will be blocked by default. The system will require users to opt in to receive online porn, the BBC reported. Cameron claimed that online pornography was "corroding childhood" ...David Cameron's crackdown on net porn welcomed in WalesWalesOnlineAbusers 'will laugh' at online porn filtersthe Irish NewsCommunications Minister willing to consider blocking explicit online materialRTE.ieDerby Telegraph -Sydney Morning Herald -NDTVall 340 news articles »

Business RecorderChina quakes death toll rises to 89, hundreds injuredBusiness Recorderimage BEIJING: The death toll from two earthquakes in China's western Gansu province has climbed to 89, with more than 500 people severely injured, after 1,200 buildings collapsed and tens of thousands more were badly damaged, said the official Xinhua ...Death toll in China earthquake rises to 89Fox NewsDeath toll at 89 after central Chinese earthquake; thousands of homes lostNBCNews.com (blog)Rescuers battle to reach China quake victimsAljazeera.comBrisbane Times -The Hindu -South China Morning Postall 307 news articles »

Eurosport.com ASIAPique: United 'wasting their time' on Fabregas bidEurosport.com ASIAFormer Manchester United defender Gerard Pique says there is no chance of Barcelona team-mate Cesc Fabregas leaving. Pique: United 'wasting their time' on Fabregas bid - Football - Premier League AFP. The Red Devils have made two offers for ...Man U make revised bid for CescNewsDayMan Utd make revised £30m bid for midfielderCHANNELSall 162 news articles »

Telegraph.co.ukWill Israel and Hezbollah get the EU's message?Al-ArabiyaThe European Union has twisted Israel's arm and hit the country where it hurts most: The economy! The EU made it official and permanent that it will exclude West Bank and East Jerusalem settlements from its free trade agreements with the state of Israel.Iran denounces blacklisting of ally HezbollahThe Sun DailyHezbollah Slams EU Decision to Blacklist "Organization's Military Wing"Palestine News NetworkWallace furious that Hezbollah labelled terorristsIrish IndependentIrish Times -Sydney Morning Herald -Tehran Timesall 286 news articles »

ABC NewsUN issues SIM card cyber-bug warningStuff.co.nzA United Nations group that advises nations on cybersecurity plans to send out an alert about significant vulnerabilities in mobile phone technology that could potentially enable hackers to remotely attack at least half a billion phones. The bug, discovered by ...Encryption Flaw Makes Phones Possible Accomplices in TheftNew York Times (blog)'750 million mobile phones are vulnerable to hacking' - researcherNEWS.com.auMillions of Sim cards are 'vulnerable to hack attack'BBC NewsThe Guardian Nigeriaall 127 news articles »

The HinduCongratulatory messages pour in for Royal parentsThe HinduCongratulatory messages from around the world poured in as Prince William's wife Kate Middleton gave birth to a baby boy, with Britons and the Royal family ecstatic at the arrival of Britain's future King. The 31-year-old Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to a ...Royal Baby Boy: Three Kings To Follow QueenSky NewsRoyal baby news: Kate Middleton and Prince William wait to introduce new baby ...WalesOnlineWorld awaits first glimpse of new princeTVNZiAfrica.com -The Australian -Boston Globeall 2,967 news articles »

BBC NewsEmbers of Syria reignite a vulnerable IraqAsia Times OnlineA decade on from the Anglo-American invasion of Iraq, Iraqis, many of them civilians from the majority Shi'ite sect - though Sunnis are being killed as well - are perishing in droves. Scores of people are reported killed in violence spanning much of the width ...Syria: Assad regime forces 'kill dozens of rebels' in Damascus suburbThe IndependentHezbollah's ties to Syrian regime run deepCBS NewsSyria's ripple effectWashington PostBBC News -The Guardian -Telegraph.co.ukall 165 news articles »

BBC NewsSyria isn"t about Syria anymoreAsia Times OnlineAnyone watching the Syrian conflict unfold should have at least a nagging sense that it has changed into something far different from a typical civil war. Commentators in the Middle East acknowledge this transformation; the actions of Iran and Hezbollah ...Syria: Assad regime forces 'kill dozens of rebels' in Damascus suburbThe IndependentHezbollah's ties to Syrian regime run deepCBS NewsSyria's ripple effectWashington PostBBC News -New York Times -Voice of Americaall 164 news articles »

South Sudan: Ecobank opens in 34th nationIndependent OnlineEcobank Transnational had started operations in South Sudan, it's 34th jurisdiction on the continent, the Togo-based lender said yesterday. Ecobank, which operates in more African countries than any other bank, said the local affiliate had opened on July 10 ...and more »

National PostSyria: Assad regime forces 'kill dozens of rebels' in Damascus suburbThe IndependentIn the northeastern suburbs of Damascus, regime forces killed scores of rebels in an ambush early Sunday. State-run news agency SANA did not give a number but said the army in Adra "eliminated a number of terrorist members of Jabhat al-Nusra trying to ...The sectarian cleansing of HomsDaily News & AnalysisSyrian rebels capture key village near Aleppo cityZee NewsHezbollah's ties to Syrian regime run deepCBS NewsWashington Post -BBC News -The Guardianall 162 news articles »

CBC.caThe Royal baby arrivesABC Online (blog)Kensington Palace has announced that the Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to a son at 4.24pm London time. The baby boy weighs 8lbs 6oz, that's just shy of 3.8 kilograms. The Palace says the Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales, The ...Prince Charles, Camilla overjoyed at royal baby's birthZee NewsIt's a boy: The royal baby is hereMail & Guardian OnlineBetting goes 'bonkers' over royal baby's nameBusiness StandardThe Sun -The Independent -Times of Indiaall 2,833 news articles »

euronews“We cannot just close our eyes”, the EU adds Hezbollah's militant branch to ...euronewsBlacklisted by the EU, Hezbollah's armed branch has been labelled a terrorist organisation. Any assets of the Lebanese-based group's militant wing will be frozen to limit their activities. The move agreed by the 28 foreign leaders meeting in Brussels is a ...EU brands the military wing of Hezbollah as 'terror organisation'Irish IndependentHizballah Slams EU Over Terrorist ListRadioFreeEurope/RadioLibertyEU puts military wing of Hezbollah on terror listIrish ExaminerSydney Morning Herald -Tehran Times -Voice of Americaall 265 news articles »

Globe and MailOne killed in attack on pro-Morsi protest in Cairo: state mediaGlobe and MailOne man was killed and 15 people were injured in an attack against a protest by hundreds of supporters of ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi near Cairo University early Tuesday morning, a state-run news website said. Al-Ahram Online said police ...Morsi family vows legal actioniAfrica.comDeath toll mounts as pro-Mursi protesters attacked in CairoAl-ArabiyaClashes Continue as Egypt's Interim President Urges ReconciliationVoice of AmericaThe News International -Fox News -Indian Expressall 297 news articles »

The NationOne killed in attack on pro-Morsi protest in Cairo: state mediaGlobe and MailOne man was killed and 15 people were injured in an attack against a protest by hundreds of supporters of ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi near Cairo University early Tuesday morning, a state-run news website said. Al-Ahram Online said police ...Death toll mounts as pro-Mursi protesters attacked in CairoAl-ArabiyaClashes Continue as Egypt's Interim President Urges ReconciliationVoice of AmericaMursi family to take legal actionSydney Morning HeraldReuters UK -DAWN.com -Gulf Daily Newsall 303 news articles »

iAfrica.comMorsi family vows legal actioniAfrica.comThe family of Mohamed Morsi is to take legal action against Egypt's army chief, General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, for "kidnapping" the Islamist president, his daughter said on Monday. "We are taking local and international legal measures against Abdel Fattah ...One killed in attack on pro-Morsi protest in Cairo: state mediaGlobe and MailDeath toll mounts as pro-Mursi protesters attacked in CairoAl-ArabiyaClashes Continue as Egypt's Interim President Urges ReconciliationVoice of AmericaThe News International -Fox News -Sydney Morning Heraldall 299 news articles »

The NationDubai ruler frees Norwegian woman raped in Dubai from having 'sex outside ...Business StandardThe Norwegian woman who was raped in Dubai and was arrested and sentenced jail term for having 'sex outside marriage' has been reportedly pardoned and is free to leave the city. According to BBC, Marte Deborah Dalelv was raped by a co-worker while ...Dubai 'pardons' rape victimTimes LIVE- Dubai case will not influence Norwegian exportsNorway PostDubai pardons rape victim jailed for illicit sexIrish ExaminerCNN -BBC News -The Nationalall 224 news articles »

LivemintVillages reduced to rubble[1]|chinadaily.com.cnChina DailyZhu Wenqing, a 40-year-old farmer in Gansu province, had just gotten up on Monday when his house started shaking. Zhu, who farms in Majiagou, a village in Meichuan, said he escaped immediately on hearing a bang and feeling a tremor.Death toll in China earthquake rises to 89Fox NewsChina quake death toll rises to 89, hundreds injuredTVNZDeath toll at 89 after central Chinese earthquake; thousands of homes lostNBCNews.com (blog)Aljazeera.com -The Hindu -South China Morning Postall 302 news articles »

CBC.caPrince William and Kate: Live Feed for Baby DebutPeople MagazineSpoiler alert: We're already bowing down to the littlest (and cutest!) heir to the throne, whom the Duchess and Prince William welcomed Monday. Follow along here live for when the freshly minted parents debut their new addition on the steps of St. Mary's ...Its a boy! Kate, Britain's new 'yummy mummy' in chiefCapital FM KenyaCongratulatory messages pour in after Kate gives birth to boyBusiness StandardPrince Charles and Camilla overjoyed at royal baby's birthDaily News & AnalysisNDTV -Sky News Australia -The Sun Dailyall 2,855 news articles »

IBNLiveClashes Continue as Egypt's Interim President Urges ReconciliationVoice of AmericaClashes in Egypt have continued early Tuesday, despite a plea from the country's interim president urging people to remain calm and abstain from violence. Supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi were involved in fighting Tuesday near Cairo ...Morsi family to sue army as Cairo clashes kill fourThe News InternationalMursi family to take legal actionSydney Morning HeraldFour killed in clashes over ousted Egypt presidentZee NewsReuters UK -The Nationall 294 news articles »

National PostHundreds flee notorious Abu Ghraib jail in daring raids that killed at least 25 ...National PostIraqi security forces locked down areas around the infamous Abu Ghraib prison and another high-security detention facility on Baghdad's outskirts Monday to hunt for escaped inmates and militants after daring insurgent assaults set hundreds of detainees free ...Al Qaeda militants flee Iraq jail in violent mass break-outNDTVJailbreaks and suicide bombers push Iraq back towards anarchyThe Times (subscription)Iran signs major deal to export gas to IraqChannel News AsiaCNN International -gulfnews.com -The Independentall 282 news articles »