Business
 | Herald Sun - STANDARD & Poor has swept the debt-ridden European continent with punishing credit downgrades, stripping France of its coveted AAA status and dropping Italy even lower. |
 | Manila Bulletin - By JAMES A. LOYOLA MANILA, Philippines - The Chamber of Mines of the Philippines (COMP) underscored the urgent need for a national mining policy following the denial of the application for an Environment Compliance Certificate (ECC) for the Tampakan ... |
 | GMA News - The “It's More Fun in the Philippines” campaign of the Department of Tourism (DOT) debuted at the ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF) in Manado, Indonesia on Friday. |
 | Arab News - By SYED RASHID HUSAIN Consumers are on edge! As the Washington - Tehran theatre gets readied - for the ultimate round, with both using oil as a weapon, a beeline of worried visitors to Riyadh makes an interesting reading. |
 | Bloomberg - Italy and Spain will seek to sell as much as 17 billion euros ($21.5 billion) in debt as Premier Mario Monti seeks recognition for austerity efforts and Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy vows to meet his budget-deficit goal. |
 | Philippine Star - Just recently, this column tackled the still raging controversy between the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) and the Camp John Hay Development Corp. |
 | Seattle Post Intelligencer - Angry youths protest in front of the National television station on fourth day of the nationwide strike on the removal of a fuel subsidy by the government in Lagos, Nigeria, Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012. |
 | Manila Bulletin - By JAMES A. LOYOLA MANILA, Philippines - International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) has placed orders for new state-of-the-art container handling equipment for its operations in Mexico and the Philippines. |
 | gulfnews.com - AP Athens: Greece's talks with private bank creditors on a critical debt write-down stalled on Friday, raising the risk of a messy default that would plunge the Eurozone into an even deeper crisis. |
Health
 | The Asian Age - India's successful polio-free drive has been praised all over the world, and rightly so. To have one full year without a single case of polio reported is no small feat, more so in a country as vast as India where the disease was rampant even a few ... |
 | GMA News - Like all other addictions, too much Internet can be bad for your health, with a study by China-based researchers suggesting it can cause structural brain damage. |
 | New Zealand Herald - By Greg Ansley Australian officials are fuming impotently over the use of the iconic kangaroo and the slogan "an Australian favourite" to sell Winfield cigarettes in Europe. |
 | BBC News - By Pumza Fihlani BBC News, Oudtshoorn South Africa's ostrich farmers are struggling to cope after thousands of their birds were culled during one of the country's worst outbreaks of bird flu. |
 | TheBody.com - Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the Balkans region are uniting to combat the stubborn stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS there. They are starting by hosting a special conference in April that focuses on the needs of people living with HIV. |
 | Daily Mail - By Jo Mcfarlane The cosmetic surgery boss who is demanding the taxpayer pay to replace faulty breast implants was appointed by the last Labour government to advise on patient safety and regulation of private firms. |
 | The Province (blog) - Eating a sausage a day or two strips of bacon could increase your pancreatic cancer risk by 20 per cent, Swedish scientists claim in a recent study. |
 | Seattle University Spectator (blog) - By Colleen Fontana Researchers at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School published a study this week about a newly discovered hormone produced during exercise that lessens one's susceptibility to age-related obesity and diabetes. |
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