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Beef hamburger, priced at 13,450 yen ($112), is served at the Ritz-Carlton in Tokyo May 1, 2007.

McDonald's And New Zealand Beef Producers Join Hands For A Sustainability Programme To Enrich Quality And Best Practices

The programme will add to the international fame of New Zealand beef.

ISIS Allegedly Converts Churches Into Torture Dungeons, Steals Christian Relics as Part of 'Religious Cleanse'

A man sits under a sign with flag belonging to the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) along a street in the city of Mosul June 12, 2014.

ISIS has allegedly converted Christians churches in Iraq and Syria into torture chambers and steals artifacts to be sold in the black market.

Christmas 2014: Affordable DIY Gift Ideas To Make Your Loved Ones Feel Special

A Christmas Tree Decorated As A Promotional Campaign

DIY gift items make a wonderful gift for your loved ones. Without burning a hole in your pocket, make them feel special with some homemade gifts such as baked goods, beauty products and more.

Police stand with their bicycles as they watch a small protest outside the venue of the G20 finance ministers and central bankers in the northern Australian city of Cairns

Cairns Mother Who Allegedly Stabbed Eight children To Death Likely Not To Face Trial

The Cairns mother may never get charged for stabbing eight children to death.

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A Palestinian girl, hoping to cross into Egypt with her mother, is pictured through a fence

Man Runs Down Random Pedestrians in France For 'Children of Palestine' While Chanting ‘Allahu Akbar’

A driver ran down a number of pedestrians seriously injuring at least a couple of them in France.

Hostages run past a police officer near Lindt Cafe

Sydney Siege Gunman Man Haron Monis’ Partner Amirah Droudis’ Bail Revoked

Amirah Droudis, the partner of Sydney Siege gunman Man Haron Monis, has had her bail revoked.

A newborn baby waits for attention at Lima's maternity hospital, May 8, 2014.

Brain-dead Irish Woman Used as Live Incubator to Give Birth, Sparks Protests and Anger

A clinically dead woman sparked a mix of protests and support after being kept alive to serve as human incubator.

Online Apps Killing New Zealand Gay Bars; Longest-Running Auckland Venue Closes Down

New Zealand gay bars are closing down due to the popularity of online apps.

Israeli soldiers patrol outside the northern Gaza Strip

ISIS Threat Prompts Israel To Boost Border Defences, ISIS and Al-Nusra Planning 'Black Winter' in Lebanon

News of militant groups based in Israel pledging their allegiance to ISIS has prompted the IDF to boost its defences along borders to protect civilians.

Cairns House, Where Mother Stabbed Eight Children To Death, To Be Destroyed

The Cairns house where eight children were stabbed to death would be destroyed.

Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, carries her son Prince George

Prince George's Christmas Photos: Clothes Worn Picked By Kate Middleton, Duchess 'Lovely To Help,' Says Amaia Boutique Owner

The Duchess of Cambridge was reportedly a "pleasure to help" when she went shopping for Prince George's clothes for his Christmas photos.

Britain's Prince William and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, walk to a Christmas Day morning service at the church on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, eastern England, December 25, 2013.

A Ghost Haunts Anmer Hall, Where Kate Middleton And Prince William Will Spend Christmas

The ghost of St Henry Walpole is said to be haunting Anmer Hall, where the royal couple will celebrate Christmas.

Three unidentified relatives (3rd R-R) of Sydney cafe siege victim, lawyer Katrina Dawson, gather after laying a floral tribute to her in Martin Place December 18, 2014. Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Wednesday ordered a sweeping investigation i

Anonymous Call Warned About Man Haron Monis 2 Days Before Sydney Siege; Gunman Originally Planned Attack on Channel 7 – Reports

A phone call reportedly warned the national security about Man Haron Monis two days before Sydney Siege.

Smoke raises behind an Islamic State flag after Iraqi security forces and Shiite fighters took control of Saadiya in Diyala province from Islamist State militants, November 24, 2014.

ISIS War to Last 3 Years More; Israel Border May Be Under Threat As ISIS Expands Scope

A U.S. general has revealed that the war with ISIS will continue for at least 3 years as terror group expands near Israel's border.

A business card bearing the name of Sydney siege victim, Lindt Cafe store manager Tori Johnson, is pictured among photos of him wearing a red shirt at an impromptu memorial in Martin Place December 17, 2014. Tough new national security laws failed to prev

Sydney Siege Victim Tori Johnson’s Partner Pays Tribute: ‘He Made the City Smell Like Flowers’

Tori Johnson, who was killed during the Sydney Siege, would have loved seeing the flowers at the Martin Place memorial, his partner Thomas Zinn said.

Canadian troops wade ashore after landing in the D-Day invasion at Bernieres-sur-Mer

WWII Veteran in Canada Gets Robbed At Home, Veterans Affairs Minister Expresses Outrage

Ernest Cote, a Canadian Second World War veteran, was robbed on Thursday.

Eight Children Found Dead in Mass Stabbing at Queensland House, Mother Injured

Eight children were reported to have been killed at Cairns.

An Ebola Virus Treatment Center In Monrovia

Ebola Hit African Countries Facing Mass Poverty And Hunger For One Million People

In the urge to fight the Ebola disease, the severe displacement in food production mechanisms was ignored.

From A Garden Of Bouquets For Tori & Katrina, Martin Place Becomes A Sea Of Colourful Blooms; Ex-Australian Idol Winner Writes Song About Sydney Siege

Martin Place is more than just a place to lay a bouquet of flower to celebrate the heroism of Sydney Siege hostages Tori Johnson and Katrina Dawson.

Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop talks to journalists

Australia's Julie Bishop Hailed 'Most Intriguing' Person 2014

Australia Foreign Minister Julie Bishop rose to the top of WHO magazine's list of Most Intriguing People 2014.

Sydney Siege Victim Katrina Dawson Killed by Man Haron Monis, Preliminary Report Suggests

Preliminary ballistic report suggests that Sydney Siege victim Katrina Dawson was killed by a gunshot fired by Man Haron Monis.

Police officers position themselves at a corner near Lindt cafe in Martin Place, where hostages are being held, in central Sydney

Sydney Siege Hero Tori Johnson Shot by Hostage-Taker Man Haron Monis at Close Range – Report

Sources said Sydney Siege victim Tori Johnson was reportedly shot at close range by Man Haron Monis.

Pakistan's PM Sharif speaks with the media during a new conference in New Delhi

Pakistan School Massacre Sparks Global Outrage; Taliban Hunt Begins With Massive Airstrikes

The world was stunned by the deaths of 132 school children who were massacred by Taliban in Pakistan.

Members of the Australian Muslim community place floral tributes amongst thousands of others near the Lindt cafe

Australian Muslim Says Sorry for Sydney Siege

Reddit user adorkable95 felt compelled to say sorry for the Sydney siege on behalf of his fellow Muslims in Australia.

Members of the public look at floral tributes placed near the cafe where hostages were held for over 16-hours, in central Sydney December 16, 2014. Heavily armed Australian police stormed a Sydney cafe early on Tuesday morning and freed terrified hostages

Sydney Siege Aftermath: Australia's Gun Laws May Be Under Review

Gun laws in Australia may be under review following the deadly Sydney siege with 3 people dead including 2 hostages.

Paramedics remove an injured woman on a stretcher from the Lindt cafe, where hostages were being held, at Martin Place in central Sydney December 16, 2014. Australian security forces on Tuesday stormed the Sydney cafe where several hostages were being hel

Rupert Murdoch Blasted For 'Insensitive' Tweet Over Bloody Outcome of Sydney Siege

Media kingpin Rupert Murdoch was criticised by Twitter users for sending a congratulatory message to the Telegraph for being the first to report on the bloody outcome.

Rupert Murdoch Blasted For 'Insensitive' Tweet Over Bloody Outcome of Sydney Siege

Media kingpin Rupert Murdoch was criticised by Twitter users for sending a congratulatory message to the Telegraph for being the first to report on the bloody outcome.

Jerry Sandusky (C) leaves the Centre County Courthouse after his sentencing in his child sex abuse case in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania in this file photo from October 9, 2012. Pennsylvania's attorney general on June 23, 2014 will release the findings of

Sweden Launches Website To Crack Down On Child Sex Tourists

The website run by law enforcement agencies can deter the predators from having a free run when they are outside the country.

Middleton Family Business 'Party Pieces' Slammed As 'Disappointing' For Missing Party Supplies Delivery

A friend of the Kate and William tweeted her frustration at the company's service after it failed to deliver her order of party decorations.

Momtaz, 16, a victim of an acid attack, participates in a protest against the recent public execution of a young woman, in Kabul

Canada Man Gets 16 Months For Permanently Disfiguring Girlfriend’s Face With Acid

Tanya St-Arnauld, who gave birth to a boy after the attack, said that she would have to explain to her child one day why her skin was disfigured.

Australian ISIS Fighters Mocked Hostage Situation; #SydneySiege Hashtag Condemned

Australians fighting alongside ISIS have mocked the Sydney siege online while others have expressed their messages of hope and sympathy on social media.