Oct 4, 2012

Oct. 4 Photo Brief: World animal day, hopping in Belarus and the Great Wall gets crowded

Robert Hamilton 0 Comment Daily Brief, The Baltimore Sun 1st Squadron, Afghanistan, April Jones, Arlington Cemetery, army, Barack Obama, Belarus, Bill Murray, brown bear, camels, China, Dnipropetrovsk, Fabrice Hybert, Finland, Fiona Bone, Great Wall, Helsinki, Hong Kong, Jordan, Manchester, Marines, Michael Clark Company, Michael Phelps, mill, Mumbai, New York Film Festival, Nicola Hughes, Nicole Kidman, Pakistan, Paul Casey, Qatari, soccer, steel, Syria, UNICEF, Videoton, Wales

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Catching a bear nap during World Animal Day in Finland, things get hopping in Belarus, the Great Wall in China gets a bit crowded and more in today’s daily brief.
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Oct 2, 2012

Oct. 2 Photo Brief: Gandhi’s 143rd birthday, Chanel’s alternative energy runway show, Hong Kong’s sunken ferry

Nick Tann 1 Comment Daily Brief Abba, Afghanistan, Australia, ballet, Bangkok, Buddha, Buddhist monks, Chanel, crocodiles, ferry, Gandhi, grapes, he Nutcracker, Hong Kong, India, Islam, Journey for Peace and Dignity 2012, Karl Lagerfeld, Kashmir, long-neck, Madame Tussauds, Mexico, motorcycles, Native Americans, Pakistan, Paris Fashion Week, rampage, Switzerland, Sydney, Syria, Washington Nationals, wine

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School children dress up as Mahatma Gandhi to celebrate his 143rd birthday, Karl Lagerfeld presents Chanel’s Spring/Summer line at the Grand Palais in Paris during Paris Fashion Week, relatives pay their respects to the victims of Monday’s fatal ferry collision in Hong Kong and more in today’s daily brief.
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Sep 29, 2012

Sept. 29 Photo Brief: Spanish protests, Hindu Ganesh festival and rallies in Pakistan

Michael Gold 0 Comment Daily Brief floods, Ganesh, Ganesha, Hindu, India, Pakistan, Spain

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A rash of protests in Spain, a Hindu festival and unrest in Pakistan in today’s daily brief.

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Sep 27, 2012

Sept. 27 Photo Brief: Rare rhinos brutally dehorned in India, the two Mona Lisas, a man who could fit in a shoe and Netanyahu’s graphic of a bomb

Stokely Baksh 0 Comment Daily Brief Barack Obama, base jumping, Benjamin Netanyahu, chess, Chile, China, El Taliban, Fannie Mae, footwear, Georgia, Greece, India, Indra Jatra Festival, Islam, Ivan Velazquez Caballero, Kabul, Mitt Romney, Murad Subai, Nepal, Pakistan, rhino, Sukkot, Tbilisi, U.S. Elections, Ukraine, United Nations, Washington D.C., widows, World Chess London Grand Prix, Yemen

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Rare rhinos brutally dehorned in India, the two Mona Lisas, a man who could fit in a shoe, Netanyahu’s graphic of a bomb and more in today’s daily brief.
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Sep 24, 2012

Sept. 24 Photo Brief: Demolition operation turns violent in Manila, bodybuilding championship in Asia and LEGO re-creates iconic Australian moments

Stokely Baksh 0 Comment Daily Brief 2012 European Beard and Moustache Championships, Afghanistan, Asia, bodybuilding, boxer, cat, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, fire, flood, gorilla, India, Islam, Kabul, mustaches, Pakistan, Philippines, Spain, Syria, Thailand, United Nations

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Demolition operation turns violent in Manila, bodybuilding championship in Asia, 2012 European Beard and Moustache Championships, LEGO re-creates iconic Australian moments and more in today’s daily brief.
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Sep 21, 2012

International Peace Day commemorated while Muhammad video protests take a deadly turn

Nick Tann 0 Comment World Belgium, Cambodia, International Day of Peace, Islam, Mohammad, Myanmar, Pakistan, peace, protest, United Nations, violence

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Escalating violence from protests in the Islamic world over recent insults to the Prophet Mohammad resulted in at least 15 deaths today in Pakistan. By contrast, in places like Guatemala City, Myanmar, Cambodia and Belgium, hundreds gathered for the annual International Day of Peace, which according to the UN website was established in 1981 by a United Nations resolution encouraging people to work together towards peace.

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Sep 20, 2012

Sept. 20 Photo Brief: Bugs for dinner, Pakistani bodybuilders, an ancient tomb for bulls

Jerry Jackson 0 Comment Daily Brief Afghanistan, Andreas Gursky, bodybuilders, Brazil, Cuba, Egypt, Ganesh, Hinduism, insects, John Boehner, Judaism, Nancy Pelosi, Pakistan, pandas, pyramid, soccer, tomp

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Bugs for dinner, painting Pakistani bodybuilders, an ancient tomb for bulls and more in today’s daily brief.
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Sep 19, 2012

Protests over anti-Islam film creates new clashes in Asia, Middle East

Stokely Baksh 23 Comments World Afghanistan, India, Indonesia, Islam, Pakistan, protest

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Protests over a film produced in America that mocks Islam continued this week in Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Indonesia.
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Sep 17, 2012

Sept. 17 Photo Brief: Occupy Wall Street anniversary, Formula One Singapore Grand Prix, Vladimir Putin Peak

Stokely Baksh 1 Comment The Baltimore Sun Afghanistan, ballet, cocaine, drugs, farming, Formula One, International Space Station, Kyrgyzstan, Mali, Mecca, New York City, Norway, Occupy Wall Street, Pakistan, Shan Buddhist monks, Singapore Grand Prix, Swan Lake, Syria, Typhoon Sanba, Vladimir Putin

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Occupy Wall Street movement marks one year anniversary, racers get ready for Formula One Singapore Grand Prix, Vladimir Putin Peak and more in today’s daily brief.
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Sep 14, 2012

Sept. 14 Photo Brief: Giant vegetable lifting, mass floating in the Dead Sea

Nick Tann 0 Comment Daily Brief China, Dead Sea, Duchess of Cambridge, Emperor Maximilian I, England, Greenpeace, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Islam, Kate Middleton, Mexico, Pakistan, Polar bear, protest, shaolin kung fu, Shell, Syria, US Army, volcano, weightlifting, yoga

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A giant marrow wins all six classes in the giant vegetable competition, environmentalists hold a mass floating event in the Dead Sea and more in today’s daily brief.
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