Videoflash-Afghan Islamists behead & kill 20 UN workers, Mossad nets Terrorist from Ukraine Train

Afghans massacre 20 UN workers

Islamists behead and Kill 20 UN workers in Aghanistan

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An Afghan mob infuriated by a Florida pastor’s burning of a Quran last month stormed United Nations offices and killed up to 20 foreign staff members, beheading two of them. After noon prayers, hundreds of demonstrators poured out of mosques and headed to the U.N. headquarters in the northern Afghanistan city of Mazar-i-Sharif. After disarming the guards, they stormed the compound. A police spokesman said 27 people have been arrested so far in connection with the attack. Tolo TV news in Kabul reported that the director of the U.N. mission in the city was among those killed, but that hasn’t been confirmed. The crowd was angry over Florida pastor Terry Jones’ burning of a Quran on March 20. Jones had garnered international attention for threatening to burn a Quran last September 11, then promised not to but went ahead and burned a copy last month.

Mossad ‘stole’ Gaza man from train in Ukraine

When will India learn?

RussiaToday | Apr 1, 2011 | 304 views

A scandal is flaring up after the arrest of a Palestinian engineer was confirmed by the Israeli government. Dirar Abu Sisi, accused of links with Hamas, vanished from a train near Kiev earlier this month. Ukranian police say they’re not responsible for the operation. RT’s Alexey Yaroshevsky reports

Umarov no more? Russia’s most wanted terrorist ‘killed’

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Investigators are working to establish whether Russia’s most-wanted man was killed in a special anti-terror crackdown. Security services suggest that Doku Umarov could have been among seventeen militants who died during a raid in the country’s south on Monday. RT’s Peter Oliver has more from Moscow.
Moussa ‘may have Lockerbie answers’
From: itnnews | Mar 31, 2011 | 337 views
Alex Salmond has confirmed that prosecutors in Scotland have asked the Foreign Office if they can interview Libyan defector Moussa Koussa.

Viedoflash- Shocking Video close ups of Reactor, NASA Mercury flyby

This is the first ever closeup Shot taken by NASA's spacecraft

Nasa release historic Mercury images
itnnews | Mar 30, 2011 | 15,402 views

Nasa’s Messenger spacecraft’s first photos of Mercury have revealed a pock-marked planet full of craters from pieces of asteroids

Japan reactor ravaged to pieces

itnnews | Apr 1, 2011 | 360 views

Video showing complete destruction has been released by the operator of the Fukushima power plant after it was hit by the earthquake.

Space tourism flights could take off from Scotland

itnnews | Apr 1, 2011 | 190 views
Science Minister David Willetts: ”It would be nice to see Virgin Galactic launch from Lossiemouth.”

Putin test-drives Russian Ё-mobil hybrid car
RussiaToday | Apr 1, 2011 | 306 views

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin took the new Russian hybrid car, called the Yo, through a test drive, adding to his extensive list of vehicles he has personally put through the turns.

Videoflash- Rebels offer conditional Ceasefire to Gaddafi, Battlezone clips

Rebels offer Conditional Ceasefire

Libyan opposition offers ceasefire

AlJazeeraEnglish | Apr 1, 2011 | 287 views

On the battlefields of Libya, it appears the fighting has reached something of an impasse. Pro-Gaddafi forces are again reported to be attacking pro-democracy positions in the third city of Misurata, while the two sides are also engaged in a struggle for territory near the key port of Brega.

In a new development, the opposition today offered a conditional ceasefire.

Video of French jets bombing Libya ammunition dump, rebels fire rockets

RussiaToday | Mar 31, 2011 | 9,948 views

The French military has released a video it claims shows French fighter jets bombing a Libyan ammunitions depot south of Tripoli on March 28th. The 32 seconds black and white sequence appears to show five explosions as munitions hit their targets, which the French military said were in Gharyan, 100 kilometres south of Tripoli. Meanwhile the U.S. is reportedly sending CIA teams into Libya to gather intelligence and set up links with rebels

Fierce fighting erupts in Brega

AlJazeeraEnglish | Mar 31, 2011 | 1,437 views

Pro-democracy fighters in Libya are preparing for fresh attacks by forces loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.

After making gains over the last week with the help of international air strikes, they are struggling to hold back Gaddafi’s army.

The rebels are re-grouping on a road just east of the city of Brega.

Al Jazeera’s Sue Turton reports from the frontline.

Libyan Defector: Will ex-FM face terror trial over Lockerbie?

From: RussiaToday | Mar 31, 2011 | 2,374 views

Videostream – French Spiderman climbing Dubai Tower, ’ Face book depression’-its all about perspectives

Scaling Skyscrapers

Videostream – French Spiderman climbing Dubai Tower

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French climber Alain Robert—known as “Spiderman”—begins climbing the world’s tallest tower, Dubai’s 2,717 foot Burj Khalifa. Let’s take a closer look.

French “Spiderman” climber Alain Robert began scaling Burj Khalifa on Monday (March 28)—his 128th known ascent to date.

As the sun began to set in the skyscraper metropolis—Dubai—Robert, sporting a pair of brightly colored orange trousers, started his delayed climb.

While obliged to compromise his “do or die” approach by using ropes and a harness, the daredevil started to pull his way up the side of the world’s highest tower, which stands at a staggering 828 metres tall.

Although the Frenchman has climbed the likes of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Malaysia’s Petronas Towers and China’s tallest building, Robert says the gleaming Burj Khalifa was his greatest challenge yet.

Facebook Depression-its all about perspective?

Facebook like all Social interactions is being debated heatedly, while some psychiatrists says as in real life friendhips and relationships- ‘its all about our own perspectives’ in the end.

Poland’s Martyrs and Victims of Communism remembered

It was on campuses like this one that NZS activists faced arrests, beatings and jail time decades ago for protesting against the communist regime.

Mr Gatnar, now a senior executive at the National Bank, also faced arrest as a student member of the NZS.

[Eugeniusz Gatnar, Board Member, National Bank of Poland]:
“We fought for freedom of speech, freedom of choice and we fought for freedom of assembly, so that we could work in a free Poland.”

According to its first-ever president, the Independent Student’s Association fought side-by-side with the Solidarity movement.

[Jaroslaw Guzy, Former President, NZS]:
“The Association was a special part of the Solidarity movement because it was made up of young people, and what particularly connected us with young workers was that we rejected communism completely. We focused on the here and now and believed that communism had to fall and it had to fall in our time. That was our aim and in this respect there was no compromise.”

The NZS was legalised in 1989, when communism finally collapsed.

And so bolstered by a victory in its biggest fight, today’s NZS continues to campaign for student’s rights in Poland.

NTD News, Katowice, Poland

Videostream- Hydrogen cars are coming, Communist concentration camps

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Mikhail Gorbachev turns 80

AlJazeeraEnglish

One of the most recognizable political figures of the 20th century, Mikhail Gorbachev, the former Soviet Leader,
has just been celebrating his 80th Birthday in London.

Al Jazeera’s Emma Hayward reports

Yemen protesters reject Saleh’s offer

AlJazeeraEnglish | Mar 31, 2011 | 305 views

Yemen’s president has made a new offer to end the country’s political crisis after talks with opposition parties stalled on Saturday.

The proposal suggests that Ali Abdullah Saleh stay in his position, but hand over some of his power to a caretaker government. But it’s not enough for tens of thousands of protesters in Sanaa.

Our correspondent, who we are not naming for safety reasons, filed this report

Hydrogen May Provide Carbon-free Alternative to Gas

NTDTV | Mar 31, 2011 | 40 views

By 2015 cars and automobles could run by Hydrogen

A new, safe way of storing hydrogen could make it a carbon-free alternative to petrol. The method involves capturing the gas in tiny plastic beads, allowing it to be moved by tanker and pumped into a fuel tank. Let’s take a closer look.

A new technology that allows hydrogen to be stored in a cheap and practical way could make its widespread use as a carbon-free alternative to petrol a reality, according to its developers.

The technology is based on a new way of producing nano-fibers from hydrides, materials that soak up hydrogen like a sponge, and then encapsulating them in tiny plastic beads so small they behave like a liquid.

The process is being developed by Cella Energy, a spin-off from the UK’s Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, who say the technique allows hydrogen to be released at a much faster rate and at lower temperatures than before.

It has three times more energy than petrol per unit of weight and could power cars, planes and other vehicles that currently use hydrocarbons and is attracting interest from large established companies in the energy and transportation sectors

Communist Party Marks “Serfs’ Emancipation Day” in Tibet

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Tibets’ Communist Concentration camps-Labour liberates

Tiger Population Increases in India

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India’s environment minister says the population of the endangered tiger has increased by 12 percent. However, the minister says the places for tigers to live in have decreased due to coal mining, real estate development and poachers.