The country has taken a positive step to combat extremism while protecting Muslims’ religious liberties.
Op-Ed Contributor: Austria’s Islamic Reforms
Apr 7, 2015
All Star Wars Movies Finally Come To Digital Stores April 10
All the existing Star Wars movies are finally being made available as legitimate digital downloads beginning April 10, with pre-orders already available on many platforms including iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, Xbox Video and Google Play, and more, with the general price at most retailers set at $20 per movie, or $90 for the whole collection (which means you can save yourself $30 by only… Read More
All Star Wars Movies Finally Come To Digital Stores April 10
Iraq Starts Emptying Mass Graves in Search for Cadets Killed by ISIS
In the city of Tikrit, officials began exhuming bodies that are thought to be some of the nearly 1,700 air force cadets massacred by the Islamic State.
Iraq Starts Emptying Mass Graves in Search for Cadets Killed by ISIS
European court rules Italy responsible for protest 'torture'
STRASBOURG, France (AP) — Europe’s top human rights court says the unpunished police beating of a 62-year-old man during July 2001 protests at the Genoa G-8 summit amounted to torture…. - Source
European court rules Italy responsible for protest 'torture'
ArtsBeat: On ‘The Daily Show,’ Jon Stewart Offers Support to Trevor Noah, Despite ‘Kerfuffle’
In his first appearance on “The Daily Show” since his replacement was announced, Jon Stewart opened his program by acknowledging what he called “the elephant in the room.”
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ArtsBeat: On ‘The Daily Show,’ Jon Stewart Offers Support to Trevor Noah, Despite ‘Kerfuffle’
Freshen Up Your Home's Curb Appeal This Spring
Step outside and use these tips to show off your home to its best advantage this spring - Source
Freshen Up Your Home's Curb Appeal This Spring
Dutch TNT Express Accepts FedEx OfFer In Cut-Throat Parcel Delivery Market
The Netherlands-based TNT Express accepted a friendly $4.8 billion bid for all of its shares by Fedex Corp on Tuesday as it aims to uphold a quality and sustainable logistics operation in a cut-price environment dominated by giant global clients such as Amazon and other online retailers. The offer rings an end to an over-ambitious expansion project by the puny Dutch postal and telecoms services which bought Australia?s TNT in 1996 as part of a major transformation and privatization. - Source
Dutch TNT Express Accepts FedEx OfFer In Cut-Throat Parcel Delivery Market
Iraqi Teams Start Exhuming Mass Grave of Soldiers in Tikrit
Iraqi forensic teams in the newly liberated city of Tikrit have started exhuming bodies from mass graves believed to contain some of the hundreds of soldiers killed by Islamic State militants last year, a government spokesman said Tuesday.
Iraqi Teams Start Exhuming Mass Grave of Soldiers in Tikrit
Our Man in Tehran - Episode 3: Big City Life
Somayeh Malekian chose modernity over tradition after she moved from Iran’s conservative countryside to the capital, Tehran, where she must fight for her independence.
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Our Man in Tehran - Episode 3: Big City Life
Food Safety Law’s Funding Is Far Below Estimated Requirement
New requirements, which were passed by Congress in 2010, cannot be met without more money, supporters of the overhaul say.
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Food Safety Law’s Funding Is Far Below Estimated Requirement
Japan's ruling party urges government to push for nuclear return
TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s ruling party on Tuesday urged the government to push for a return to nuclear power in deliberations on the best energy mix, which is likely to be opposed by a public wary about atomic energy in the wake of the Fukushima disaster in 2011.
Japan's ruling party urges government to push for nuclear return
Killing of 20 smugglers: DMK blames AP, TN govts
Political parties in Tamil Nadu expressed their shock at the killing of 20 people, including 12 Tamils, by the Andhra Pradesh police for allegedly smuggling red sanders from the Seshachalam forests in that state. - Source
Killing of 20 smugglers: DMK blames AP, TN govts
EE launches Wi-Fi calling with support for the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge
UK mobile operator EE today announced the launch of Wi-Fi calling on supported hardware. The network is initially supporting the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge. Should you happen to struggle with poor signal coverage indoors, this will be a handy new feature to take full advantage of.
EE launches Wi-Fi calling with support for the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge
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