10 COUNTRIES WITH THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN THE WORLD
Every country, obviously has attractive and ugly women, but there are some where
you'll find a bigger concentration of ladies who are either naturally
beautiful or who like to take good care of themselves. Whether it's natural or "enhanced" beauty you're curious about, you'll find it in abundance in the 10 countries listed below.
Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but if you prefer blondes or brunettes, paler or tanned skin tones, these should be your top destinations:
1)BRAZIL
Brazil, home to the greatest number of fitness models within
the Latin region, is a place where you’ll find women who rank among the most
beautiful on the planet. Both blonde and brunette Brazilian girls are well
known for their sexy, sporty and very attractive bodies which greatly
complements their ravishing looks. Most famed women from Brazil have medium
complexion with glowing skin.
Russian women are extensively appreciated all over the world
for their alluring blue eyes, flawless fair skin, great figure added onto a
good height. Most of them have gorgeous and proportional bodies.
3)VENEZUELA
Home of many Miss Universe and Miss World beauty pageant
winners, Venezuela is certainly one vast piece of land gifted and flourishing
with beautiful faces. A typical woman from Venezuela would have a long, slim
body matched with an appealing face which makes them nothing else but smoking
hot!
4)INDIA
A multiracial land filled with many cultures, India has
produced quite a number of the prettiest female individuals in the entire
world. Their dusky complexion and radiant skin are regarded as very beautiful
by many experts. What makes them even more charming is their femininity and
modest etiquette explicitly shown in their ways and movements.
5)ARGENTINA
Ladies from Argentina are popular as beauty conscious
people, giving their skin and hair utmost care and attention, always seeking to
look their best. They are also updated with the latest fashion trends. Wearing
this along with dusky, shiny skin makes them look hot and bold.
6)SERBIA
Slavic and Mediterranean heredity are the main features of
Serbia girls. Almost all of them, around 99 percent have a tall and eye-catchy
curvy figure dressed in stylish clothes, accentuated with their expressive and
appealing eyes, which makes women including celebrities envious of their
beauty.
7)SOUTH KOREA
The women of South Korea look young with their innocent,
girly cute faces that match their bubbly and very likable personality. They
have fair and clear skin that glows amidst their glossy black hair and has
bodily curves built within a good, medium height.
8)FRANCE
French Women are famous for their outgoing personality and
attitude, energetic vibes and strong fashion sense. They are blonde with a very
romantic nature and sophisticated appeal.
9)ITALY
Italian beauty is defined by extremely pretty Mediterranean
women who have olive tanned skin, brown hair with a nice aura and character
which makes them truly gorgeous.
10)UKRAINE
Some of the rare, pretty and bold women in this world come
from Ukraine. They are simple yet hot and captivating, resembling Russian
ladies with their attitude and looks. Their femininity is of high value for
each of them and take great care of themselves, and also love to wear clothing
which enhances their fine attributes even more.
Source: Agencies
MALAYSIAN MP AND 5 OTHERS DEAD IN CHOPPER CRASH
Rompin MP and former minister Tan Sri Jamaluddin Jarjis was
among six people who were killed in a helicopter crash at Jalan Sungai Lalang, Kampung
Pasir Baru in Semenyih.The Home Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi told Star Online that Jamaluddin was on board the ill-fated helicopter.
The news portal also reported that the other passengers were
Kedah businessman Datuk Robert Tan, principal private secretary in the Prime
Minister's Office, Datuk Seri Azlim Alias, pilot Captain Cliff Fournier, owner
of Chempaka Aviation, Ajdiana Baiziera and bodyguard, identified as Raskan.All six bodies have been found at the site of the crash, said the Selangor Fire and Rescue Department.
- Jamaluddin, the former Science, Technology and Innovation Minister, began his stint as Rompin MP in 1990 and had served as the Malaysian Ambassador to the United States from July 2009 to February 2012.
- He also served as the chairman of 1 Malaysia Peoples' Housing (PR1MA).
Source: The Star
PAKISTANI MAN HELD FOR OPERATING FORGED PASSPORT RING IN MALAYSIA
MALACCA, Malaysia - The Malacca Immigration Department has
detained a 37-year-old Pakistani man suspected of masterminding a fake passport
and work permit syndicate at a house in Danau Kota, Gombak, in Selangor early
this morning.Malacca Immigration director Mahpof Mahmood(photo) said the man was arrested following investigations on three Pakistani men aged between 33 and 45 who were nabbed in Malacca on Wednesday and yesterday.
“On Wednesday, (April 1), we apprehended two men, aged 33
and 45 at a house in Taman Lagenda, here and initial investigations found one
of them has been here for some time while the other was waiting for a new
passport from the suspect after paying RM5,000.“From our investigations, we held another man, 43, who is an employee of the suspect at Ayer Keroh toll plaza yesterday before we raided the suspect’s house,” he told reporters here today.
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Mahpof said in the raid at about 2 am at the house, we found 22 passports, i-Kads, a sample of a Myanmar passport as well as files containing documents including sample signatures.
“From investigations, we went to the suspect’s business premises in Plaza City One, Jalan Munshi Abdullah, Kuala Lumpur, selling apparel and scarves.
The Pakistani man passport was also seized and a computer CPU containing information on
passport-forging activities.
Source:– BERNAMA
WOMAN CHARGED WITH RAPE IN SOUTH KOREA?
SEOUL, South Korea – A woman in her 40s has been indicted on charges of
attempting to rape a man after drugging him.This case becoming the first woman to be charged for such an offence in South Korean history.
This is also the first time a woman was arrested for
sexually abusing a man.
Up until June 2013, Korean law did not acknowledge women as rapists, which meant it was not possible for male victims to file complaints to the police.
According to the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office in Seoul, the woman, who is only identified with her surname Jeon, was charged with attempting to rape her boyfriend after drugging him at her place last year.
Jeon faces another charge of attacking her boyfriend with a blunt instrument when he tried to escape after waking up.
The man was married to another woman at that time.
Up until June 2013, Korean law did not acknowledge women as rapists, which meant it was not possible for male victims to file complaints to the police.
According to the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office in Seoul, the woman, who is only identified with her surname Jeon, was charged with attempting to rape her boyfriend after drugging him at her place last year.
Jeon faces another charge of attacking her boyfriend with a blunt instrument when he tried to escape after waking up.
The man was married to another woman at that time.
Source:- Agency
AT LEAST 56 KILLED AS RUSSIAN TRAWLER SINKS IN THE ICY SEAS
MOSCOW - A Russian trawler sank in icy seas off Russia's
far eastern Kamchatka peninsula on Thursday, killing at least 56 of the
132 crew, the emergencies ministry said on Thursday.
63 people were rescued but 13 were still unaccounted for, hours after the
Dalniy Vostok fishing vessel sank in the Sea of Okhotsk so quickly that
its captain, who drowned, did not manage to send a distress signal.
- It was not immediately clear why the 26-year-old ship had sunk but a local official said the crew may have violated safety rules by overloading it, affecting its balance.
- Russia has a long history of road, air and sea disasters, many caused by negligence or violation of safety regulations.
- "At this time we do not know what might have caused the tragedy," Viktor Klepikov, coordinating captain of the Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky maritime rescue coordination centre conducting the search, told Reuters by telephone.
Emergencies Minister Vladimir Puchkov(photo) said more than 10 possible causes were being considered by investigators.
But
the acting governor of Sakhalin island, Oleg Kozhemyako, told LifeNews
television: "Given the fact that the tragedy occurred quickly and
unexpectedly, and the ship was registered and met all technical
requirements, I think there was a violation of rules when it comes to
overload and balancing of the vessel."
Source: Reuters...More..
BRAZILIAN PRIEST SUSPENDED FOR NUDE SELFIE
RIO DE JANEIRO – A Brazilian priest known for conservative
views on moral issues and disapproving in his sermons of kissing and sex has
been suspended for sending a nude selfie to an apparent mistress on his cell
phone.“Father Alfredo Rosa Borges has been suspended from his duties,” and faces ex-communication, a diocesan spokesman at
Campos de
Goytacazes, a northern town in Rio statetold AFP on Tuesday.Borges is seen posing naked in front of a mirror holding his cell phone in pictures posted last week via smartphone service Whatsapp which have since appeared in online media.
Rio daily O Dia reported he had admitted sending suggestive messages to a woman who later posted them but denied having an intimate relationship with her.
“An investigation has been opened but the photo comprises a
transgression for the Church,” the bishop of Campos, Roberto Francisco(photo), told O
Dia.Worshippers at Borges’ Santo Antonio church reported he had first insisted the picture was fake but then conceded it was him and explained that “we are all sinners.”
Borges authors a blog where he expresses conservative views on social issues, dubbing kissing a “grave sin” and sexual liaisons as a “serious moral disorder as normally it leaves aside and abandons the procreative aspect.”
Source: - AF
MALAYSIA FLOODED WITH MORE THAN 400 CALLS ON THE FIRST DAY GST TAKING EFFECT?
PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia —
Flooded with more than 400 calls on the first day of the goods and services tax
(GST) taking effect, the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry said
today that the majority concerned the price increase in prepaid phone cards.
The ministry’s secretary-general Datuk Seri Alias Ahmad said
a total of 419 calls were made to the government’s GST hotline, adding that 118
of those callers complained about the telecommunications companies under the
anti-profiteering law.
“The most popular complaint, 33 per cent was about prepaid
top-ups,” he told reporters at the Finance Ministry here during a joint press
conference with Customs GST director Datuk Subromaniam Tholasy.
The second-highest number of calls to the hotline at 24 per
cent were complaints about the prices of cigarettes, mineral water and
foodstuff like chicken, squid and sugar, he said.
Subromaniam clarified that prepaid phone card prices
previously had the six per cent sales tax (SST) embedded.
He added that with the GST replacing the old tax, the prices
for the top-up phone cards should not change.
Alias said out of the seven notices issued to traders today,
four were regarding the sale of prepaid phone cards.
They were given three days to provide an explanation, he
added.
Under the Anti-Profiteering Act 2010, individuals convicted
can be fined up to RM100,000 or sentenced three years’ jail, or both,while
companies can be fined up to RM500,000 for the first offence and RM1 million
for subsequent offences.
for subsequent offences.
Source: The Malay Mail
THAI MAN JAILED 25 YEARS OVER INSULTING TO THAILAND’S MONARCY IN FACEBOOK POST
A Thai military court on Tuesday jailed a man for 25 years
for posting pictures on his Facebook page deemed insulting to Thailand’s
monarchy, in one of the toughest such sentences in recent times.Thailand’s lese-majeste law is the world’s harshest and makes it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the king, queen or heir to the throne or regent.
Since taking power in a May coup, Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, a staunch royalist, has repeatedly vowed to vigorously
pursue royal
insult cases and try those perceived to be anti-monarchists.In the latest case, Tiensutham Suttijitseranee, a 58-year-old businessman, was found guilty of posting defamatory content in a closed-door court sentencing, his lawyer told Reuters.
The court did not allow his relatives and reporters to attend the verdict, she said.
Since the coup, all lese-majeste cases have been tried by military tribunals.
Source:. – Reuters
IN LESS THAN 2 MONTHS SECOND BLOGGER HACKED TO DEATH IN BANGLADESH
DHAKA - A Bangladeshi blogger was hacked to death in Dhaka
on Monday, the second such attack on a critic of religious fundamentalism in
the mainly Muslim country in less than two months.
Three knife-wielding attackers set upon 27-year-old Washiqur
Rahman near his home on Monday morning, weeks after the murder of an American
atheist blogger in Dhaka triggered international outrage.
Police said they had arrested two suspects at the scene and
retrieved three knives, but a third escaped. Deputy commissioner Wahidul Islam
said Rahman had been "brutally hacked to death".
"They hacked him in his head and neck with big knives
and once he fell on the ground they then hacked his body," he said.
Rahman's blog did not appear to focus on religious issues,
although fellow writers said he opposed religious fundamentalism.
- Police said he used a Facebook page under the name Washiqur Babu to post articles written by other writers that appeared to mock fundamentalist Islamic views.
- Deputy police commissioner Biplob Kumar Sarker told AFP the motive for the killing appeared to be "ideological" differences with fundamentalist groups in Bangladesh.
- "So far what we've gathered after primary interrogation of the two suspects is that they killed him him because he criticised hardline Islamists," he said.
The two suspects in custody are aged about 20 and are both
students of madrassas or Islamic schools, Islam said.
The killing bears strong similarities to the murder of
Avijit Roy, an American blogger of Bangladeshi origin who was hacked to death
with machetes in Dhaka last month.
His death sparked uproar, with hundreds of secular activists
holding protests for days to demand justice.
Source: AFP, Agencies
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