Daniel Taylor | Rompuy will undoubtedly serve globalist interests during his reign of the European Union.

Guardian | So far the veracity of the emails has not been confirmed and the scientists involved have declined to comment on the story which broke on a blog called The Air Vent.

CBC News | An anti-abortion club has had its campus rights suspended by McGill University’s student body council.

Telegraph | In an interview with the New Statesman, the fourth eldest son of the world’s most wanted man said that he “passionately wants to try to stop violence”.

Telegraph | Bank’s asset team said state rescue packages over the last year have merely transferred private liabilities onto sagging sovereign shoulders, creating a fresh set of problems.

Times Online | The man tipped to be Europe’s first president is already considering new EU taxes to fund the rising cost of Brussels and the welfare state.

Telegraph | 94-page State of the World Population Report 2009 calls for “family planning services,” i.e., abortion.

Fars News Agency | Researchers managed to develop delivery techniques that would allow controlled release of drugs.

Reuters | Obama and other world leaders Sunday supported delaying a legally binding climate pact until 2010 or even later.

Telegraph | Kids sent to colonies by government ended up as slaves, abused, and neglected.

MINA | Controversy in Croatia after famous Croatian priest Miroslav Bustruk appealed to Croatians not to get vaccinated against the Swine flu vaccine.

Telegraph | Lord Smith of Finsbury believes that implementing individual carbon allowances for every person will be the most effective way of meeting the targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

AFP | The World Council of Churches on Thursday called on churches around the world to ring their bells 350 times during the Copenhagen climate change summit.

Mail Online | A soldier facing charges of desertion for refusing to return to Afghanistan has been arrested and charged with five further offences after joining an anti-war demonstration.

Washington Post | It arrived at the Capitol, until that moment the seat of American government, in the form of the stooped and bespectacled figure of Ban Ki-moon.

Times Online | Many of the world’s richest tycoons and entrepreneurs have embraced environmentalism.

Telegraph | Chancellor Angela Merkel put Berlin’s emboldened role in the international arena on display by calling on America to accept it must channel its interests through global institutions.

Telegraph | The Colombian leader has denied Venezuela’s charge saying that the military agreement with America exists to combat drug traffickers and leftist guerrillas.

CBC News | An Ottawa city councillor wants to call in the Armed Forces to help conduct swine flu vaccinations.

Guardian | A judge found Nicholson’s views on the environment were so deeply held that they were entitled to the same protection as religious convictions

Recombinomics | The number of infected patients has almost doubled to just under ½ million, compared to the report two days ago.

CNN | Two dozen Americans — most thought to work for the CIA — were sentenced to five years in prison Wednesday by an Italian court.

Guardian | Money paid by rich countries to fight global warming will have to “be scaled up” from the $100bn a year on offer, the UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon said today.

AFP | “Only in cooperation with Russia and the United States can Europe play its role in the global process of creating a new world order,” said Gorbachev.

Guardian | Facts alone will not persuade Americans to act on global warming and that appealing to their spiritual side is the way forward.

Bloomberg | India’s central bank bought 200 metric tons of the metal from the International Monetary Fund, heightening speculation about more official purchases.

The First Post | The Lisbon Treaty is in line with the country’s constitution, and President Vaclav Klaus now has no option but to ratify it.

Recombinomics | A hotel in the mountain resort of Sinaia was closed Sunday after 40 Romanian and foreign law students meeting for a conference caught swine flu, officials said.

Bloomberg | The World Health Organization sent a team of experts to Ukraine today to investigate an outbreak of respiratory disease that’s sickened a quarter of a million people.

CNN | Observers say Karzai’s real test will be whether he can form a government that is seen as legitimate in the eyes of the Afghan people and the international community.

Wall Street Journal | The aim is to give a new as yet unnamed U.N. body the power to directly intervene in the financial, economic, tax and environmental affairs of all the nations that sign the Copenhagen treaty.

Mail Online | A British nuclear expert who fell from the 17th floor of a United Nations building did not commit suicide and may have been hurled to his death

The Age | A promising young Canadian singer and musician has died after two coyotes attacked her while she was hiking alone in a national park in Nova Scotia.

News.com.au | An outspoken Kiwi politician has proposed a new solution to the country’s child abuse problem – pay the “appalling underclass” not to breed.

Financial Times | Tony Blair’s chances of becoming the European Union’s first full-time president were in serious trouble late on Thursday.

Bernama | One of the students, a freshman, was accused of uploading groundless rumors about flu vaccination on an Internet web site, claiming all vaccinated people, particular teens, would die.

Daily Express | A son hailed a hero for tackling two teenage burglars, stabbing one of them to death, was charged with murder.

Mail Online | One in five doctors admit to keeping the terminally-ill heavily sedated until they die, in what critics have dubbed ’slow euthanasia’.

Daily Express | The plans – with a foreword by European Union Commissioner Jose Manuel Barroso – would cost every British family at least £155 a year.

Alex Newman | Recent surveys indicate that most Americans do not believe global warming is a serious problem or even caused by human activity at all.

Shirat Devorah | Last week it was announced that George Soros (the man who helped bring us Obama) had pledged $1.1 billion to fund “Climate Change initiatives”.

New York Times | Ban Ki-Moon says we all agree “climate change is an existential threat to humankind.”

Reuters | The younger sister of Fidel and Raul Castro worked undercover for the CIA in Cuba in the early 1960s.

Bosnia is heading for a new civil war as a constitutional crisis threatens to cause the collapse of the political system, the country’s leaders have warned.

Anthony Gregory | The immediate threat is so-called “cap and trade,” a scam to legalize and normalize pollution, regulate industry and impose massive costs onto the American people.

Telegraph | Vaclav Klaus, the Czech president, is the only EU leader who has not yet completed ratification of the treaty.

Fox News | Book authors studied the carbon emissions created by pets, including the ingredients in their food and the land required to grow it.

Webster Tarpley | “I object when our leaders claim that we the people are obliged to pay debts we never incurred.”

Henry Lamb | Dissent is worse than a dirty word at these U.N. meetings.

The Sun | French leader Nicolas Sarkozy is demanding a special EU summit next month to crown Tony Blair the first President of Europe.