Her untimely death made headlines in several news sites.

From mainstream news headlines it seems Iran and Israel are on the edge of war.

Among the many Syrian cities and towns making news headlines today is Homs, a city which dates back to 2300BC.

How many of today's headlines will matter in 100 years? 1000? Kirk Citron's Long News project collects stories that not only matter today, but will resonate for decades even centuries to come. At TED2010, he highlights recent headlines with the potential to shape our future.

Civil wars have made news headlines for many decades now, and ethnic conflicts in particular have been a near constant presence as a major international security threat.

The headlines have ceased.

The news made headlines in virtually all media outlets in Brazil in the last week of 2011 Brazil has overtaken UK as the sixth largest economy in the world.

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Peacebuilding does not get headlines.

Darfur may have slipped from the news headlines, but the killing and displacement there continues as well, and the sheer human misery that it creates is very hard to fathom.

The service had been used by many Iranian protesters to make news headlines. The message left by the group during the one hour that Twitter was hacked illustrates their ideology

For a whole day, Israeli media were forbidden from reporting on the story, even as it was making headlines worldwide and Israelis disseminated the news in social media and blogs.

All the headlines talk about one topic.

Yet Somalia still rarely gets into the headlines.

There were no banner headlines or enthusiastic comments.

It may now have faded from the headlines.

Global headlines seldom mention Southeast Asia s ongoing wars.

Madonna usually only makes headlines in the world s tabloids.

And if you are wondering why Niger is not making headlines despite the crisis, read our post titled, The Republic of Niger ain't sexy enough for headlines.

How many bullet points or headlines does Steve Jobs use?

He won t make waves, but he won t make headlines either.

Theirs are unremarkable economies that do not garner many headlines.

Elderly man checks the headlines in Tel Aviv, Israel 2005.

With this in mind, we decided to talk to teachers without connections to the CNTE about their opinions and perceptions of the conflict to provide a point of view that normally doesn't make headlines in Mexico's big news outlets.

Yet headline inflation is soaring, and, not surprisingly, gets the headlines.

The headlines following Dwayat's rampage included Bulldozer terror rampage in Jerusalem .

As for the likely usefulness of synthetic bacteria, the fact that Synthia s birth had to compete for headlines with news of the world s worst ever oil spill made the point more effectively than any public relations effort could have done.

Fahd Aqlan, a 35 year old Yemeni man residing in Cairo, Egypt, started a Facebook page called So you think you've seen Yemen? to counter misconceptions and show the world another aspect of Yemen beyond what is portrayed in news headlines.

But growing environmental threats are forcing their way into the headlines whether politicians and land developers like it or not. The bad news about mega droughts and freshwater scarcity stretches from Brazil to California to conflict ridden countries in the Middle East.

Beneath the headlines of the historic deal lies a limited and ambiguous agreement.

BEIJING The slowdown of China s economy has captured the headlines in recent weeks.

Sometimes, they change headlines that they think are critical of the royal move.

Just recently, government bombing killed more than 150 people, without making any headlines.

International financial promises are made for headlines and photo opportunities, but end up undelivered.

Diyab made headlines this June, when he fled Uruguay over the border into Brazil.

Google News Shows news stories from many worldwide news sources.

While the unremitting violence in Iraq grabs the world s headlines, Afghanistan still struggles for peace.

Nevertheless, my prediction gained bold front page headlines in many major newspapers throughout the world.

Headlines about collapsing buildings and pulling children's bodies from the rubble are common in Egypt.

Last week, a grainy video from 2005 made headlines, shaking up viewers around the globe.

Headlines about multi million dollar corruption often dance across the front pages of Iranian newspapers.

These initiatives do not get headlines, but they will gradually transform much of American foreign policy.

The unfolding events grabbing headlines around the world have shattered key myths about the Arab world.

Not anymore currently, Congo s eastern province of North Kivu is in the headlines almost every day.

Nepal fleetingly made headlines after the 2001 palace massacre of the previous monarch and his family.