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May 17, 2010
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Tibetans Developed Genes To Help Them Adapt To Life At High Elevations
Salt Lake City UT (SPX) May 17, 2010
Researchers have long wondered why the people of the Tibetan Highlands can live at elevations that cause some humans to become life-threateningly ill - and a new study answers that mystery, in part, by showing that through thousands of years of natural selection, those hardy inhabitants of south-central Asia evolved 10 unique oxygen-processing genes that help them live in higher climes. In a study published in Science Express, researchers from the University of Utah School of Medicine and Qinghai ... read more

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EPIDEMICS

New Inhalable Measles Vaccine May Lead To Vaccines For Other Diseases
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TRADE WARS

Outside View: India in a globalized world
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TRADE WARS

Germany's Lanxess starts work on Singapore rubber factory
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TRADE WARS

Africans talk tough over foreign miners
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EPIDEMICS

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CIVIL NUCLEAR

Radiation death exposes India's waste disposal failures
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ENERGY NEWS

India's greenhouse gas emissions jump
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TRADE WARS

India admits 'concern' over Chinese telecom equipment
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SPACE TRAVEL

'Starving yogi' astounds Indian scientists
THE STANS

Maoists end general strike in Kathmandu
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PILLAGING PIRATES

Call for private forces to fight pirates
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THE STANS

India warns US against military aid to Pakistan
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TERROR WARS

Indian army considers truck scanners
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THE STANS

China touts Tibet, Xinjiang harmony at Expo
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FLOATING STEEL
Indian Navy Commissions First Indigenous Stealth Frigate
Moscow, Russia (RIA Novosti) May 06, 2010
The Indian Navy on Thursday commissioned the INS Shivalik, the first of three new indigenous stealth frigates, the Defense Ministry said. The 6,200-ton, 142.5 by 16.9 meter frigate has low radar visibility. Special aerodynamics, as well as the equipment and materials used in building the warship makes it very difficult to monitor its movements. It has a range of 5,000 nautical miles ... more

CLIMATE SCIENCE
Leaked tapes reveal leaders' climate fight
Bonn, Germany (UPI) May 5, 2010
Leaked tapes have revealed how European and U.S. leaders clashed with counterparts from India and China during the dramatic final hours of the failed U.N. climate summit in Copenhagen. German news magazine Der Spiegel published transcripts of leaked audiotapes that reveal how U.S. President Barack Obama, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy faced off with ... more

PILLAGING PIRATES
France admits military killed hostage in pirate shootout
Paris (AFP) May 5, 2010
The French government Wednesday admitted responsibility for the death of a yachtsman shot by French commandos during a raid to free him and his wife from pirates off Somalia last year. The state "will take full responsibility" for the death of Florent Lemacon in the shoot-out on his yacht in the Indian Ocean on April 10, 2009, Defence Minister Herve Morin said in a statement. The stateme ... more

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CIVIL NUCLEAR

India seeks to cap nuclear accident liability payouts

EARTH OBSERVATION

ISRO May Launch Climate Satellite With France


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TECH SPACE
Bats' Echolocation Recorded For Human Exploit

First Torpedo Launched From C295

XM25 Lets Soldiers Eliminate Targets They Can't See

TECH SPACE
Obama seeks funds to boost Israeli rocket defenses

NATO chief calls for anti-missile system for Europe

Israelis worry missile defenses too weak

TECH SPACE
Raytheon's Standard Missile-6 Program Begins Sea-Based Flight Testing

USAF Force Awards Raytheon Contract For Laser-Guided Maverick

Pakistan test-fires missiles: military

TECH SPACE
Chile wants transparency in arms buying

Gates takes aim at an elusive target: US defense budget

US lawmakers seek new requirements in disputed tanker deal

TECH SPACE
Robot helpers may need safety system

NASA Outlines Big Plans For Humanoid Robot

Robot takes on battle of the bulge

TECH SPACE
New Inhalable Measles Vaccine May Lead To Vaccines For Other Diseases

Epidemic This Year? Check The Lake's Shape

US expands Caribbean AIDS program

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SUPERPOWERS
Sarkozy wants 'confident and friendly' ties with China
Shanghai (AFP) April 30, 2010
French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday called for "confident and friendly" relations with China as he wrapped up a state visit aimed at putting past tensions over Tibet to rest. Sarkozy, who finished his trip in Shanghai for the opening gala of the World Expo, said Paris wanted to expand cooperation with Beijing on a number of fronts, but would remain "attentive" to problems faced by business people in China. "I wanted to come... because we should have confident and friendly relations with C ... read more

SUPERPOWERS
China school attacks expose mental health dilemma

US, China talk human rights after hiatus

Cut the political jargon, urges China's vice president

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SUPERPOWERS
Japan PM says may miss May deadline in US base row

U.N. seat bid slated by Canadians

New British PM bans mobile phones at cabinet meetings

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SUPERPOWERS
Scientists Offer New Take On Selective Fishing

Isle of Mann bees to aid Britain

EU risks farmers' wrath with Mercosur deal

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SUPERPOWERS
South Atlantic Map Plots Falklands Claims

New options mulled as oil tube succeeds in capturing some oil

Ukraine mulls only 50-50 Gazprom merger

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