Georgian officials consider legalizing marijuana
Representatives of the Council for Drug Policy under the Georgian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare said marijuana might be legalized in the country.
Sex changing operations in Belarus: free of charge
Sex changing operation are performed in only two countries in the worlds free of charge - in Belarus and France but only for those who is really in need of it.
8GB USB Flash memory
Transcend’s new 8GB JetFlash is the very latest of the bulk in high-speed USB memory. Not only does it have a massive amount of storage space, its pretty darn quick with read speeds of up to 21MB/second and write speeds of 11MB/ second were achieved by adopting dual channel technology.
Jim Carrey is hunted by 23
Funnyman Jim Carrey and director Joel Schumacher may join forces again in the thriller "The Number 23".
Liberians choose post-war leader
The people of Liberia are voting in a presidential run-off - the first since the end of 14 years of war.
Chicken Little tops US box office
Disney`s computer animated film Chicken Little beat off competition from Gulf war drama Jarhead to top the US and Canadian box office over the weekend.
Woman lives in nest
Argentine Roxana Pons has chosen very extraordinary place for dwelling. She decided to make her home in a real bird`s-nest.
Russian porn in place of news
Indian audience has been shocked after they saw heavy Russian porn instead of evening news.
Prostitutes "preyed on US troops"
Prostitutes pestered American GIs so much during World War II that ministers feared for the transatlantic alliance, newly released papers suggest.
Israelis are champions in sex-ignorance
More than 317 thousand people from 41 countries were interviewed in preparation for an annual research of sexual habits of humanity.
Cruise drops sister as publicist
Tom Cruise has hired a new publicist to replace his sister, Lee Anne DeVette, after a summer that saw the Hollywood actor beset by negative publicity.
Curfews to tackle French unrest
The French Government has approved the introduction of curfews in an effort to combat riots that have broken out across France for 12 straight nights.
Mother`s Torture: Hungry Infant
Young mother made her child to be in condition of skeletization in settlement Zelenovka in Khersonskaya region, press-release of the Administration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (AMIA) in Khersonskaya region informed.
Mass death of migrant birds in Ukraine
KIEV, November 8 - Mass deaths of migrant birds were registered in the Southeastern Ukrainian town of Mariupol, a newspaper in the capital city of Kiev reported Tuesday.
Death is only interchange station between two worlds
Every person at some point of his life questions himself what comes next after the physical death. Is everything to finish with the last breath or does the soul go on living?
Planet Venus: Earth`s "evil twin"
The Babylonians called it "Ishtar". To the Mayans, it was known as "Chak ek", which translates as "great star".
King Abdullah II of Jordan arrives in Kazakhstan for official visit
ALMATY, November 8 -- King Abdullah II of Jordan has arrived in Kazakhstan on Tuesday for a two-day official visit at the invitation of Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev.
Snail mail: postcard lands 50 years later
STOCKHOLM - A Swedish postcard bearing a lottery number arrived 50 years after being sent to a retirement home on the Baltic island of Gotland.
Three die playing catch with grenade
BANJA LUKA, Bosnia - A hand grenade being used instead of a ball in a game of catch exploded early on Saturday killing three youths in this Bosnian town, police and news agencies said.
Wife jumped out of window, husband committed suicide.
Tuesday - the resident of Rehovota region committed suicide on the bank of Bat-Yama sea.
TV makes us believe spooky stuff
Loads of people believe in things like time travel and UFOs because we`ve watched so much science fiction on TV, a survey`s shown.
Russian hockey legend in Hall of Fame
MOSCOW, November 8 - Twenty-four years after his death, Soviet hockey legend Valery Kharlamov was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto late Monday, becoming the fourth Russian to be given the honor.
Russian model Elena Lenina became victim of disorders in Paris.
The famous Russian model, actress, producer, journalist, author of the set of books "Business-woman" became the victim of disorders happening in Paris.
Chimps "don`t help their friends"
Chimpanzees living in captivity aren`t too keen to give their friends a helping hand, say scientists.
Fans brave rain for Goblet Of Fire premiere
Harry Potter fans stood for hours in the driving rain on Sunday to catch a glimpse of the stars at the Goblet of Fire world premiere in London.