Business
 | National Post - By Ramin Mostafavi Iran warned Gulf Arab neighbours on Sunday they would suffer consequences if they raised oil output to replace Iranian crude facing an international ban. |
 | The Australian - France's President Nicolas Sarkozy pays respects at the grave of former French prime minister Michel Debre on Sunday. It was Sarkozy's first public appearance since the country's credit rating was downgraded on Friday. |
 | Philippine Star - Is someone in the Mining Industry trying to “Under-Mine” Secretary Ramon Paje or using him as a scapegoat? Over the weekend, a number of news articles and commentaries popped up and even our very own Business section at the Philippine Star headlined: ... |
 | BusinessWorld Online Edition - TOURISM MINISTERS from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have agreed to develop a common visa for non-ASEAN nationals in a bid to boost visitors from other regions, the Department of Tourism (DoT) announced in a statement yesterday. |
 | Sun.Star - By Ma. Elena Catajan JOHN Hay Management Corp. (JHMC) president and CEO Jamie Eloise Agbayani said a review of the 1996 lease agreement with the Camp John Hay Development Corporation (CJHDevCo) is in order. |
Health
 | 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. |
 | 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. |
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