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Aries (Mar21/Apr20) You're so overwhelmed with responsibility that you've lost sight of a close relationship. Unless you change your priorities, this bond will fall by the wayside. Your partner is sick and tired waiting for you to have a free moment. If the tables were turned, you'd be furious. Delegate jobs to workmates and relatives. Drop some jobs altogether. You simply can't keep going at this pace. If you're single, beware of getting involved with an oppressive authority figure.

Taurus (Apr21/May21) Despite your best efforts, it's hard finding a good job. You will have to resort to cobbling a few jobs together to make ends meet. Part of the problem is a lack of training. Brushing up your technical skills will make you a hot commodity in the marketplace. It may take a while to gain the proficiency necessary to land a secure position. Do your studying in secret; you don't want anybody undermining your confidence.

Gemini (May22/Jun21) A creative block is wreaking havoc. You're going crazy trying to find just one good idea. Instead of obsessing over the matter, turn your attention elsewhere. Doing routine work can trigger your subconscious. Inspiration will strike when you're washing dishes, folding laundry, or chopping vegetables. A power struggle will break out between you and a sexual partner. The two of you have very different ideas about how affection should be expressed.

Cancer (Jun22/Jul23) Worries over a family matter are driving you to distraction. It's hard to focus on work when you're expecting an emergency phone call. Part of the problem is you and a family member want to handle the problem in different ways. You've got a more compassionate approach, while your relative wants to take a more practical approach. Your boss will need you for an important project. It's probably best to channel your energy into this project and leave your loved ones hold the fort at home.

Leo (Jul24/Aug23) Delivery delays leave you in an embarrassing position. Tell the people concerned about the problem as soon as possible, so they can adjust their timetables. Everybody is waiting for you to turn in some work. If you're going to be late, so will they. A dramatic turn in a legal case will benefit you in unexpected ways. If you win money in a settlement, put it towards an exotic trip. Visiting a faraway land will provide the excitement you crave.

Virgo (Aug24/Sep23) It's hard to make ends meet at the moment. Money isn't coming in as fast as you need, which is worrying. You'll have to scale back your social life as a means to save. Don't let that be an excuse to fall out of touch with your friends. You can still invite people over for pizza and a rental movie. Money from a dividend, inheritance, or settlement will suddenly become available. Use this fund sparingly so it will sustain you through the months ahead.

Libra (Sep24/Oct23) Your confidence has been rocked to the core, thanks to a loved one's negative feedback. Take these remarks with a pinch of salt. Just because you had one bad day doesn't mean you should throw in the towel. Family isn't terribly supportive, either. It feels like all of your friends and relatives want you to regress, while you're intent on moving forward. Fortunately, a rebel is poised to launch you to the next level. Grab their hand and hold on tight.

Scorpio (Oct24/Nov22) You're rather reclusive and with good reason. Recently, some people you trusted let you down. It's hard to believe what anybody says as a result. Work is especially difficult, because a colleague's complacency reflected badly on you. Still, the two of you have to deal with each other on a daily basis. Communications will be strained. Fortunately, an exciting job offer will fall in your lap. Don't look this gift horse in the mouth! You're ready for a new challenge.

Sagittarius (Nov23/Dec21) Someone who is posing as your friend has ulterior motives. Hold him or her at arm's length, just to be on the safe side. You don't want this manipulator getting entwined in your personal life. You'll be faced with a moral dilemma, forcing you to choose between a lucrative job and genteel poverty. The choice is clear: You can't take a job that will jeopardise your reputation. Resist temptation and look for an opportunity that won't play on your conscience.

Capricorn (Dec22/Jan20) An embarrassing situation makes you want to hang your head in shame. You're not used to making mistakes. The fastest way to get this situation behind you is to admit your guilt. Offer a sincere apology and then set about to fix the problem. If you get defensive or try to point the finger, your reputation will become even more tarnished. Family is very kind and compassionate now. Lean on them when the pressure gets too much to bear.

Aquarius (Jan21/Feb19) Getting admitted to a university or school will be difficult, so don't despair if you get a letter of rejection. There will be other opportunities, provided you keep your eyes open for them. Part of the problem is that someone has been actively working against you. Don't bother getting revenge against your enemy. Their bitterness will eventually consume him or her. In the meantime, you'll be busy creating a happy life devoted to friends, family and stimulating work.

Pisces (Feb20/Mar20) A financial loss will force you to find a new source of income. Try not to panic. Luckily, you're not terribly materialistic. Having to live on a budget doesn't faze you. Still, you should resist the urge to ask friends for loans. Money and relationships don't mix. If you're looking for a job, explore opportunities related to air travel, broadcasting, or scientific research. The hours will be unconventional, but that suits you fine. The more varied your routine, the better.

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Thursday, May 26, 2011

Serbia today - Breaking News Ratko Mladic caught in Northern Serbia and will be tried for War Crimes

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War criminal Ratko Mladic has been caught today in Serbia local state news agency b52 confirmed.

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One of the world's most wanted war crimes suspects, Ratko Mladic, was apprehended early Thursday in Serbia after 16 years on the run.
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The brutal former Bosnian Serb general suspected of leading the slaughter of some 8,000 Muslim men and boys had been in hiding since he was indicted by the U.N. war crimes tribunal for genocide and other crimes committed by his troops during Bosnia's civil war in the 1990s.
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Mladic appeared Thursday evening at a closed session in a Belgrade court, looking frail and walking very slowly as he was escorted by four guards. His lawyer, Milos Saljic, said the judge cut short questioning Mladic because of his "poor physical state."
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The Serbian Security Intelligence Agency arrested Mladic, who was reportedly living under someone else's identity, early Thursday in a northern province.
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"We ended a difficult period of our history and removed the stain from the face of the members of our nation wherever they live," Serbian President Boris Tadic told reporters as he announced the arrest.
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Tadic said DNA testing confirmed Mladic's identity and that the former fugitive would be extradited for trial before the U.N. tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands. He did not specify when, but said "an extradition process is under way."
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President Obama welcomed the news of Mladic's capture.
"Today is an important day for the families of Mladic's many victims, for Serbia, for Bosnia, for the United States, and for international justice," Obama said in a statement. "While we will never be able to bring back those who were murdered, Mladic will now have to answer to his victims, and the world, in a court of law."

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Yemen today - Violence flares and European News tonight reports 60 dead

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Yemen's president battles for survival as tribal militias clash with government troops. CNN's Mohammed Jamjoom reports.

Britain yesterday - Uploaded by DefinitelyAbsolute on May 25, 2011 President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron joint press conference at Lancaster House in London, England. Wednesday, May 25, 2011.

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President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron joint press conference at Lancaster House in London, England. Wednesday, May 25, 2011.

Britain yesterday - President Obama Addresses the British Parliament Uploaded by whitehouse on May 25, 2011 In an address to Parliament, President Obama discusses how the special relationship between the United States and Great Britain can continue to help the two nations serve as catalysts for global action as the world faces a new series of threats and challenges. May 25, 2011.Uploaded by whitehouse on May 25, 2011 In an address to Parliament, President Obama discusses how the special relationship between the United States and Great Britain can continue to help the two nations serve as catalysts for global action as the world faces a new series of threats and challenges. May 25, 2011.

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In an address to Parliament, President Obama discusses how the special relationship between the United States and Great Britain can continue to help the two nations serve as catalysts for global action as the world faces a new series of threats and challenges. May 25, 2011.