A.M. Links: Google Helps Chinese Users Avoid Censored Keywords, Venezuela Bans Private Gun Ownership, the FDA Seeks to Secure Drug for Executions, State of Emergency Expires in Egypt, Eurozone Unemployment at Record High.

• Google has started offering suggestions to Chinese users that will help them avoid entering censored keywords into the search engine.
• It looks likely that the Irish have voted "yes" in the referendum on the European Fiscal Compact.
• A new law in Venezuela bans the commercial sale of firearms and ammunition.
• The FDA is seeking to secure supplies of sodium thiopental, a drug many states use in executions, after a judge ruled against its importation in March.
• After thirty-one years Egypt's State of Emergency law expires.
• The Eurozone's unemployment rate is at 11%, the highest since the euro was introduced in 1999.

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