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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health researcher Sabra Klein explains. Science of the Sexes

"Across the developing world, from China to India to Eastern Europe to the Middle East, sex ratios - the ratio of boy babies to girl babies - are becoming increasingly skewed." Read more from CFR's Joshua Kurlantzick: Joshua Kurlantzick, Fellow for Southeast Asia The scene from the preschool in the Chinese county of Suinin, approximately halfway between Beijing and Shanghai, could have been an advertisement for cuteness. Two lines of children walk out of school at the end of the day, led by their beaming teachers towards a cluster of expectant parents. Mara Hvistendahl witnessed this scene but when she did, she noticed a strange phenomenon: there were nearly twice as many boys in the two lines as girls. The situation in Suinin is hardly unique. Across the developing world, from China to India to Eastern Europe to the Middle East, sex ratios - the ratio of boy babies to girl babies - are becoming increasingly skewed. The normal human ratio is around 105 boys for every 100

Israel presents its innovations at the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai Next week 5 Arab students will represent Israel in Netherlands with a medical invention: Arab students to represent Israel with medical invention Five girls from Gilboa Regional Council develop groundbreaking device to ease side effects of cancer patients; set to represent State in international competition in Netherlands next week Five honor students from ORT Achva Gilboa High School were able to develop a device to help diminish side effects caused by chemotherapy in patients suffering from head cancer. This week they will compete against inventions by dozens of other countries in an international competition in the Netherlands. The project already won second place in a local contest held between 150 Israeli schools. One of the students who invented the device, Dima Zoabi, 13, from the Arab city of Tamra located in the Lower Galilee, revealed the source of inspiration for the project. "My father's cousin wa

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R.I.P Róth Orsolya hadnagy és Dálnoki András hadnagy !

This woman was intelligent, she knew she was going to be killed and would not get to be part of the 'inquiry' which would be a coverup, she basically laid it all out here on the record for the world to see, for future generations. This is very much in line with how Bhutto operated and why we see her openly mentioning that Bin Laden was murdered in an interview years ago, this is her.

‎" new leader has asked for a big plan for London," Daily Mail quoted a spokesman as saying. "He believes the UK is the backbone of Europe and must be crushed." Al-Qaeda's new leader threatens retaliatory attack on London 04:31 22/05/2011 Saif al-Adel, who apparently headed the Al-Qaeda terrorist network, has vowed to "crush" London in retaliation for the Osama bin Laden's death. >> Other news of the day

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Ia dati dell'analisi dei sistemi radio/satellitari. Le immagini del presunto 'composto Osama' rivelano una antenna VSAT. L'antenna è di circa 3 metri di altezza, quanto basta per superare i muri il 'composto'. La cosa più interessante però è che questa antenna è rivolto verso le montagne del Nord, quando quasi tutte le antenne interne pakistani sono rivolti verso l'alto ad un angolo di 50 gradi. Questa antenna era rivolto verso un satellite militare francese, vale a dire Siracusa 3B. Ciò consentirebbe di contattare tutto il mondo tramite la voce, dati 64-512 kbs, o 2-8 MB video stream. Credo che questo VSAT [...] è stato utilizzato per comunicare con il mondo esterno. Poco dopo l'attacco, American Special Forces rimosso detto antenna. Sig. Paul Marsh ha preso uno sguardo al Spectrum 7 GHz utilizzata dai francesi Siracusa 3B satellite militare e segnala il seguente piano di frequenza: TPX 7250-7290 MHz possibile 'di riserva' transpo

Bin laden is dead (9 years ago on a local magazine in Pakistan) GORDON DUFF: YEARS OF DECEIT: US OPENLY ACCEPTS BIN LADEN LONG DEAD BIN LADEN NEVER MENTIONED IN McCHRYSTAL REPORT OR OBAMA SPEECH “HUNT FOR BIN LADEN” A NATIONAL SHAME By Gordon Duff/STAFF WRITER/Senior Editor Conservative commentator, former Marine Colonel Bob Pappas has been saying for years that bin Laden died at Tora Bora and that Senator Kerry’s claim that bin Laden escaped with Bush help was a lie. Now we know that Pappas was correct. The embarrassment of having Secretary of State Clinton talk about bin Laden in Pakistan was horrific. He has been dead since December 13, 2001 and now, finally, everyone, Obama, McChrystal, Cheney, everyone who isn’t nuts is finally saying what they have known for years. However, since we lost a couple of hundred of our top special operations forces hunting for bin Laden after we knew he was dead, is someone going to answer for this with some jail time? Since we spen

Al Qaeda nombra a Saif al-Adel como sucesor de Bin Laden Al Qaeda ha nombrado como líder interino al egipcio Saif al-Adel, de 50 años, y que lideraba la facción egipcia de la red terrorista fundada por Osama Bin Laden, según ha informado hoy la CNN. Saif al-Adel, que también es conocido como Muhamad Ibrahim Makkawi, ha sido escogido temporalmente ante el nerviosismo de la comunidad ‘yihadista’ por la falta de anuncio formal de un nuevo jefe. El canal de noticias de EEUU cita como fuente a Noman Benotman, miembro de Al Qaeda durante más de dos décadas y que recientemente renunció a la ideología de la red fundada por Bin Laden. Según esta misma fuente, la decisión fue tomada recientemente entre seis y ocho líderes de Al Qaeda en la región fronteriza entre Afganistán y Pakistán, ante la imposibilidad de una reunión formal del consejo de jefes de la banda terrorista. Benotman ha indicado que este nombramiento puede generar tensiones en el seno de Al Qaeda, especialmente entre los m

Dmitry Medvedev speaks during his first full press conference as Russian president at the Skolkovo centre outside Moscow on May 18, 2011. Medvedev on Wednesday refused to say if he intended to seek a new mandate in 2012 but said an announcement on the decision should be expected soon. [Photo:Xinhua/Reuters] Russian President Dmitry Medvedev detailed his administration's past achievements but declined to disclose his decision on running for a second term during a press conference attended by some 800 journalists from around the world. MEDVEDEV RELUCTANT TO REVEAL HIS POLITICAL FUTURE Medvedev declined to say whether he will compete in the 2012 presidential election, saying he would unveil his decision in "near future, anyway." The president also faced a string of questions on his relations with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, the former president of Russia. "My relationship with Vladimir Putin is not just a tandem. It has lasted for 20 years, we are like-min

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday announced the establishment of what he termed a "Cyber-Command," aimed at thwarting digital attacks against Israeli infrastructure, military assets, banks, government websites and related networked systems. While the Mossad, Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet), military and other entities have their own departments dealing with online warfare, Netanyahu averred in an open interview with YouTube viewers in March that Israel was preparing a government senior- level response to such attacks. "In the defense sphere, the State of Israel is exposed to cyber- attacks, including on electricity, water, transport, and communications systems, credit cards and any other computerized field. There is a need to develop a defensive response to this threat," Netanyahu said. "The main responsibility of the task force will be to expand the state's ability to defend vital infrastructure networks against cybernetic terrorist

Europe can no longer free-ride on the back of US taxpayers, a lesson NATO's eastern member states should learn now. The false economies of central and eastern Europe | European Voice

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Consultations by Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi in Moscow at the weekend were expected to prepare the ground for the visit by President Hu Jintao to Russia next month. In the event, however, they assumed a character of immense significance to international security. Sustained Russian-Chinese efforts to "coordinate" their stance on regional and international issues have been taken to a qualitatively new level with regard to the developing Middle East situation. The official Russian news agency used an unusual expression - "tight cooperation" - to characterize the new template to which their coordination of regional policies had been taken. This is bound to pose a big challenge to the West to pursue its unilateralist agenda in the Middle East. Hu's visit to Russia is notionally to attend the showcase event in St Petersburg on June 16-18, which the Kremlin has been carefully choreographing as an annual event in the nature of "Russia's Davos&quo

The Pakistani government’s failure to address the people over the killing of Osama bin Laden has fostered dangerous conspiracy theories. During his momentous address to the American people Sunday night, US President Barack Obama announced the death of Osama bin Laden. The al-Qaeda was killed by US Special Forces in the garrison city of Abbotabad, blocks away from the Pakistani military academy. Obama was careful not to put the blame on, or give credit to, Pakistan — the critical yet sometimes complicated US ally in the war against extremism. Instead he stopped at stressing the US-Pakistani relationship is vital to defeating al-Qaeda. But as millions of people were glued to their TV sets, their Twitter accounts, and Facebook as the day’s events unfold, the big question on everyone’s minds remained unanswered: what was Pakistan’s involvement in the operation, if any? How could Osama Bin Laden live in a $1 million mansion adjacent to a Pakistani military academy? Where was Pakistan’s

The US has set a dangerous precedent by ordering the killing of bin Laden. But it’s not too late to save American foreign policy. Photo Credit: US Embassy New Zealand The execution of Osama bin Laden on May 1 by a team of US Navy Seals sends a brutal message to the world that the extermination of the United States’ enemies takes precedence over any consideration of morality or international law. For daring to attack the United States, al-Qaeda’s founder had to be hunted down and exterminated, however long it took and at whatever the cost. Might is right. Other governments will note the example set by the United States—an example that might also be copied by non-state actors, and even by aggrieved citizens. After all, Americans aren’t alone in having national interests, legitimate grievances and enemies they wish to bury. Others, too, can claim the right of self-defence, overriding legal or ethical constraints. Israel has been doing so for decades. As a matter of deliberate p

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Поздравляю с праздником Великой Победы! Congratulations on Victory Day! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bDNJhcRdxQ4

It is also learnt that the Pakistani security forces will launch a massive search operation not only in Quetta but also in the no-go areas of North Waziristan soon. The aim is to catch Mulla Omar or Egyptian born Doctor Ayman al Zawahri as soon as possible if they are hiding somewhere in Pakistan. ISLAMABAD: Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden is dead but many people still think he is not a loser. His death has created more mistrust between his enemies. Osama bin Laden clearly said many times before his death that all US allies were equally his enemies. He openly declared Jihad against the Pakistani rulers and Pakistan Army many times but after his death it was proved that Pakistan is no longer a trusted ally of USA. The CIA chief has clearly said the US did not inform Pakistan about the operation to hunt Osama bin Laden because it feared the Pakistani authorities would alert him. One top Pakistani government official commented that the statement of the CIA chief is a “slap in the fac

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Previously scheduled Congressional schedules and hearings on Afghanistan and U.S. intelligence will now have an important development to take into consideration: the death of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. The Senate voted on a resolution to congratulate the U.S. troops and intelligence community for the death of Osama bin Laden. In a rare occurance, each Senator sat it in his or her desk for the roll call. One-by-one, members voted in favor of the measure that commends the killing of the al Qaeda leader. Lawmakers also received a closed-door classified briefing on the mission that resulted in Osama bin Laden being killed by two bullets, one to the chest and one to the head. Emerging members said they learned more important details. Rep. Pete King (R-NY) said the U.S.'s relationship with and billion dollar financial aid package to Pakistan needs to be scrutinzed. Two congressional hearings today discussed the future of U.S. involvement in Afghanistan and Pakistan in light of the

‎"Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it." - Adolph Hitler How many laws were pushed thru because of a dead man? How many hundreds were tortured to find a dead man? How many hundreds died looking for a dead man? How many billions were spent looking for a dead man? Every time Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld stood before troops and talked about hunting down the dead bin Laden, it was a dishonor. Lying to men and women who put their lives on the line is not a joke. GORDON DUFF: YEARS OF DECEIT: US OPENLY ACCEPTS BIN LADEN LONG DEAD

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Col. Moammar Gadhafi’s troops in and around the rebel-held western Libyan city of Misrata have been issued gas masks, a sign that the regime may be preparing to use chemical weapons, rebels told The Washington Times on Wednesday. Libyan rebels fear Gadhafi is preparing mustard gas - Washington Times

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While eliminating the Al Qaeda mastermind might win justice for his victims and buy a bit of breathing space in the battle against his followers, the threat could become more dangerous. Russia eliminated a number of top militant leaders. Russian experts warn that eliminating Osama bin Laden does not remove the threat of Al Qaeda attacks. read the original article: Russia praises bin Laden operation, seeks greater counterterror cooperation with US

Russia and NATO: partners and opponents Tags: Commentary , Russian-NATO relations , Politics , World , Interview , Russia 29.04.2011, 16:34 Tatiana Parkhalina, Director of the Center for European Security: We should realize well that it will be long and relatively complicated negotiations between NATO and Russia on the missile defense system. The fact is that in Lisbon during the NATO-Russia summit at the end of November two sides demonstrated two approaches vis-à-vis the shaping of the system. Читать далее Source: Voice of Russia .

Moscow and Kiev strengthen Orthodox ties Tags: Commentary , Orthodox Church , Society , Russian-Ukrainian relations , World , Russia Milena Faustova 3.05.2011, 16:23 An opinion poll conducted in Ukraine by the Institute of Sociology shows that almost 50 percent of Ukrainians put their trust in the Russian Orthodox Church. The results were released on the eve of the visit to Ukraine of the head of the Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch Kirill in view of the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster. His visit ran from the 25th to the 27th of April.According to the poll, almost 50 percent of the residents of Ukraine consider themselves as members of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate – the only canonic Church that has been recognized by all Orthodox Churches across the world. For comparison, it must be said that a little more than 20 percent of the faithful are linked to the dissident Church. In short, the significance of the Russian Orthodox Church has

US found al-Qaida leader's courier, a Kuwaiti citizen, by monitoring phone call; newspaper publishes purported bin Laden will. map:from BBC US found al-Qaida leader's courier, a Kuwaiti citizen, by monitoring phone call; newspaper publishes purported bin Laden will. Osama bin Laden lived for the past five to six years in the compound deep inside Pakistan where the al-Qaida leader was killed by US forces, US President Barack Obama's counter-terrorism adviser said on Tuesday. Bin Laden, who was living in Afghanistan before a 2001 US-led invasion helped topple its Taliban regime, was holed up in a compound in the military garrison town of Abbottabad in Pakistan before Sunday's operation to kill him. "Well I think the latest information is that he was in this compound for the past five or six years and he had virtually no interaction with others outside that compound. But yet he seemed to be very active inside the compound," White House counter-terrorism

Bin Laden’s legacy AYMAN AL-ZAWAHIRI Symbolic as the death of the al-Qaeda leader is, it does not mark the end of the fight against terrorism, nor of its consequences for our way of life, writes Le Monde. Adam Yahive Gadahn As luck would have it, perhaps. The man who embodied international jihadism died just as the “Arab Spring” was dealing a blow to this totalitarian fantasy. Since the Arab peoples are rising up in the name of democracy, not Islam or any return to the Caliphate advocated by al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden was already dead in the water politically. It was almost the second death of the al-Qaeda founder that was announced on Sunday night, May 1, by President Barack Obama as he revealed that U.S. special forces had killed bin Laden in Pakistan. The first death certificate of the Saudi dissident, the political one, could be read in the slogans of the demonstrators in Tunis and Cairo. What shone through was not hatred of the West, of “the Crusaders and Jews”,