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Pentagon officials are voting for Gen. David H. Petraeus as the head of NATO. The opportunity of the top American commander of U.S. armies in Iraq to receive the high-level post for the period of the next administration, raised worries regarding the practice of rotating war commanders.

"He deserves one and that has also always been a highly prestigious position. So he is a candidate for that job, but there have been no final decisions and nothing on the timing," outlined an official from Pentagon.

Nicholas Negroponte, head of the charity, stated that Intel repetitively undetermined its non-for-profit scheme, meant to provide cheap laptops to children living in developing countries.

InterActive Corp.'s search engine, Ask, announced the introduction of a new online tool that will be able to help people who surf the Internet keep their history of search private. The new tool was entitled AskEraser and with its help users will be able to delete any data regarding the searches they made on the Ask website, this includes the elimination of information from the company's servers.

After the announcement of Vladimir Putin that his preferred successor is Dmitry Medvedev, who is currently Russia's Prime Minister, the latter stated that he wants Putin to take his place as the future Prime Minister. Medvedev outlined that as the PM of the future government Putin will be able to guarantee stability in the country.

The Prime Minister of UK, Gordon Brown, looks forward to work with at least 20 multinational companies, among them being Google and Vodafone. His aim is to engage into a "development emergency" in some of the poorest countries in the world.

According to the study performed by the European Commission, as many as 200 websites of the European airlines provide misleading information to the consumer.

The report states that the websites of the European airline companies do not show taxes and charges and in addition they do not inform clearly about the lowest prices.

United States officials mentioned that new sanctions are being imposed against Iran by the Bush administration. These are aimed towards the Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Quds Force that the U.S. officials have accused of provoking trouble and disorder in Iraq and other countries.