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04/11/2011 3:51 pm ET The Boeoegg, a snowman made of wadding and filled with firecrackers, explodes atop a bonfire in Sechselaeuten Square in Zurich,Switzerland. As the bells of St. Peter's church chime six o'clock, the bonfire below the 'Boeoegg' is set alight and mounted guildsmen gallop around the pyre to the tune of the Sechselaeuten March. The faster the head of the 'Boeoegg' 鈥� the symbol of winter 鈥� catches fire and explodes, the warmer and more beautiful the summer will be.

Have you seen Venezuela's latest economic indicators?

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03/30/2011 5:18 pm ET Indians celebrate after their team won the ICC World Cup cricket semifinal match against Pakistan, in Mumbai, India. India upstaged archrival Pakistan by 29 runs in the so-called 'mother of all World Cup matches' to progress to the final against Sri Lanka, giving Sachin Tendulkar another chance to reach his 100th hundred after his charmed innings fell just short on Wednesday.

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03/22/2011 2:44 pm ET Three oiled rock hopper penguins on the island chain of Tristan da Cunha. Thousands of endangered penguins have been coated with oil after a cargo ship ran aground and broke up on a remote British South Atlantic territory. The shipwreck also threatens the lobster fishery that provides a livelihood to one of the world's most isolated communities.

Castro's exit may spur U.S. policy rethink

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02/22/2011 3:33 pm ET Giraffe Magoma, born two weeks ago, and his mother, Koobi, stand in their enclosure in the Cologne zoo.

In the face of uncertainty, Venezuela frames Ch谩vez as savior

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02/08/2011 3:04 pm ET An Indian couple performs marriage rituals during a mass marriage of Pipa Kshatriya Darji community members belonging to the Indian state of Rajasthan on the occasion of Basant Panchami, or spring festival, in Ahmadabad. Thousands of couples tie the knot on this day, considered auspicious in Gujarat.

Why did someone pay a hefty $122M for a struggling Venezuelan newspaper?

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They fled after Kabul fell. Now, Afghans in the US worry about their future.

Israelis stage massive anti-war protest. Is their government listening?

In Sudan, a traveling musical salon keeps residents connected amid war