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Food As A Defense Against Disease Unfortunately, cancer rates are rising and it’s not happening slowly. I see this rise constantly in my cancer care coaching practice. Some of the factors that are stimulating this cancer raise range from the our physical environment to our emotional environment to the chemicals in the food that we put into our body. I want...

Sadd beat Jaish to lift Emir Cup DOHA - Brazilian striker Muriqui scored twice as Al Sadd Sports Club defeated El Jaish 2-1 to win the Emir Cup for the 15th time in a thrilling match at Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium in Doha on Saturday. The Brazilian scored in the second and 75th minute for Al Sadd, while Romarinho scored a...

Heavy rain in China kills 35, leaves 13 missing Heavy rain which caused mudslides and flooding in southern and central China has left at least 35 people dead and another 13 missing, the official Xinhua news agency reported Sunday. Torrential rain -- the worst for 40 years in some parts of the country -- has hit at least six provinces, according...

Sweden's 'Heroes' wins Eurovision Song Contest 2015 Sweden's Mans Zemerlow has won the final of the 60th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, the sixth time the country has won the competition. Facing strong contenders, Germany came away with zero points. Mans Zelmerlow's song "Heroes" had already proven popular with audiences in advance of the Eurovision Song Contest, being...

Report: Mass graves of suspected trafficking victims found in Malaysia Authorities in Malaysia have discovered mass graves near camps run by people smugglers in the country's north. The finding comes after 26 bodies were exhumed from trafficking camps in neighboring Thailand. Malaysian police said Sunday the graves were found near 17 abandoned detention camps, believed to be used by human traffickers...

India set to become water scarce country by 2025: Report MUMBAI: Although India is set to become water scarce country by 2025 due to demand-supply mis-match, the water sector is expected to see investment of USD 13 billion from overseas players in the next few years, a new study has said. "India's demand for water is expected to exceed all...

Heatwave sweeps across India, 335 people dead The blazing summer sun scorched cities across India on Saturday, with even hill stations like Mussoorie, which is 6,580 feet above sea level, sweltering at 36 degrees Celsius. In the southern states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, the heat was even more brutal, killing 135 people on Saturday. Heat-related deaths have now gone up...

Top rebel commander killed in eastern Ukraine Separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine have said one of their top commanders, Alexei Mozgovoi, was killed Saturday after his vehicle was hit by a bomb and gunfire. Six other people were also killed in the attack. Representatives from the separatist Luhansk region reported that Mozgovoi's car came under attack in the rebel-controlled town of...

Burundi opposition leader shot dead in capital A Burundi opposition figure and at least one of his bodyguards have been killed in a drive-by shooting in the capital, according to local media. The incident risks igniting further tensions in the central African state. Local media reported that Zedi Feruzi, the leader of opposition party Union for Peace and Development (UPD)-Zigamibanga, was...

Six die in blaze near Berchtesgaden, Bavaria Six people have died in a guesthouse fire near Berchtesgaden in southern Germany. Acording to local media, 47 people had been staying in the converted farmhouse used by an outdoor activities operator. Fire investigators found the remains of six victims on Saturday while searching the gutted upper storey of the 800-year-old farmhouse. Seven other...

Protests erupt in Cleveland following controversial acquittal US police have arrested several people amid protests in Cleveland, Ohio. The protests were sparked by a white officer's acquittal on charges of manslaughter in the killing of two unarmed black suspects. Cleveland police spokeswoman Jennifer Ciaciia said more than 20 people had been arrested in Saturday night's riots, which broke out just minutes...

Foreign Minister Holds Talks with Somali Premier Mogadishu, May 22 (QNA) - HE the Foreign Minister Dr. Khalid bin Mohammed Al-Attiyah held a session of talks today with Prime Minister of the Republic of Somalia Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke during the visit he paid to Mogadishu. During the session they discussed relations between the two countries and means of developing them,...

Sadd, Jaish set for battle royale Two teams will get a chance tonight to end the 2014-15 domestic football season on a high. Al Sadd will take on El Jaish in the final of the Emir Cup at the Jassim bin Hamad stadium with both teams looking to get their hands on the prestigious trophy. The preamble for this match is...

Google aims to patent child toy that pays attention The envisioned devices were described as being able to listen for someone, turn a head to make "eye contact," hear what they say and respond with pre-recorded phrases. (Screen Grab from the movie Ted) Google has filed a patent for toys that pay attention to who is in a room and can...