Business
 | Economic Times - The stock markets remained quite volatile last week mainly due to expectations of some positive developments on the European debt crisis. |
 | The Daily Yomiuri - Central banks in major nations have moved to prevent the Europe-triggered financial crisis from spreading to the rest of the world. |
 | THISDAY Live - With $11 billion remitted by Nigerians in the Diaspora in 2011, Nigeria is among the top ten recipients of migrant remittances, a new report released by the World Bank has said. |
 | Tehran Times - The additional sanctions against Iran, which were adopted by the EU, can have a significant impact on the global oil prices, the analysts at the US bank JP Morgan say. |
 | Globe and Mail - The rains have not come to the North African Sahel this season, and many Africans leaders believe the looming hunger crisis is the result of man-made climate change that developed countries have imposed on the world. |
 | New York Times - WASHINGTON - European leaders are looking outside the Continent for help solving the longstanding crisis over the euro, but while the International Monetary Fund may be able to help, it will not be the magic wand ... |
 | New York Times - Tony Dejak/AP By CATHERINE RAMPELL Somehow the American economy appears to be getting better, even as the rest of the world is looking worse. |
 | The Guardian (blog) - For Governments of all colours, there are moments which come to define their existence, and more often than not set in train events which lead eventually to the long good bye. |
 | The Japan Times - The desperation and helplessness workers at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant felt in the immediate aftermath of the March 11 disasters are described in a report detailing Tokyo Electric Power Co. |
 | BusinessWeek - The Czech pilots union says it expects about 50 percent of national carrier CSA's flights to be canceled due to a dispute over restructuring. |
Health
 | Chicago Sun-Times - Chicago-Edsion/Norwood-Monday-January 11, 2010 As soon as the Night Miinistry's bus stops workers start to unload tables and signs announcing the Health Outreach medical screenings. |
 | Inquirer.net - MANILA, Philippines—Malacañang expressed concern over the report that the Philippines was among seven countries that are seeing a surge in the number of HIV/AIDS cases. |
 | Tempo - (HealthDay News) - Opera legend Beverly Sills never smoked. Neither did actress and health advocate Dana Reeve, wife of the late actor Christopher Reeve. |
 | Financial Times - Three decades since Aids was first identified, discoveries by scientists and their application in society raise the prospect of bringing the epidemic to an end. |
 | ABC7Chicago.com - A new study in the journal Personality and Individual Differences finds first time moms and dads have a tougher time adapting to their new roles if they believe society expects them to be perfect parents. |
 | EnerPub - Russia's government can no longer care for HIV/AIDS patients in some areas, and has turned to the Orthodox church for help. by Martin Barillas Governments of countries of the European Union are turning to the traditional dispensers of charity ... |
 | Washington Post - A group of husky lumberjack-types were grooving to a dance-pop mix at the Rock & Roll Hotel on Friday night when a judge approached them. |
 | Reuters AlertNet - BRATISLAVA, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Slovakia's government and healthcare unions have struck a deal to end a months-long dispute over wage hikes and avert the collapse of the country's medical facilities, the prime minister said on Saturday. |
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