Hong Kong Huge clash looming over universal suffrage
Mass struggle needed to break the undemocratic grip of Beijing-backed capitalist elite Vincent Kolo, chinaworker.info The long drawn out struggle for democracy in Hong Kong...
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WESTERN LEADERS MUST ACT RIGHT ; THE URGENCY OF NOW AGAINST GENERATIONAL STRUGGLE OF TERRORISM
“History will be kind to me if I try to re-write it”- Winston Churchill...
EU Gives Russia New Sanctions Ultimatum
European Union leaders on Sunday gave Russia a week to reverse course in Ukraine...
UK’s Cameron Says He’s “Nervous” Over Scottish Independence Vote
British Prime Minister David Cameron said he was nervous but confident Scots would vote against leaving the United Kingdom when they vote in a referendum...
UK's Cameron Says He's "Nervous" Over Scottish Independence Vote
British Prime Minister David Cameron said he was nervous but confident Scots would vote against leaving the United Kingdom when they vote in a referendum...
UK Raises Terror Threat Level To ‘Severe’ — US Has No Plans To Do The Same
REUTERS/Paul Rogers Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron (C) and Home Secretary Theresa May (3rd R) speak to Police Sergeant Gerry Harrison (R), during a visit...
UK Raises Terror Threat Level To 'Severe' — US Has No Plans To Do The Same
REUTERS/Paul Rogers Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron (C) and Home Secretary Theresa May (3rd R) speak to Police Sergeant Gerry Harrison (R), during a visit...
NATO Says ‘Over 1,000 Russian Troops’ In Ukraine
A handout photo provided on August 28, 2014 by DigitalGlobe via NATO allegedly shows Russian military units moving in a convoy formation with self-propelled artillery...
NATO Says 'Over 1,000 Russian Troops' In Ukraine
A handout photo provided on August 28, 2014 by DigitalGlobe via NATO allegedly shows Russian military units moving in a convoy formation with self-propelled artillery...
Canada : A Safe Haven For Jhadist In North America- Country In Denial
Canada is a country in denial , systematically naive and free-care in his immigration policy while granting asylum to terrorists or some elements that might...
Scotland Votes Of Independence After 307years Union With United Kingdom
Researched by : Jide Adesina Scots vote on September 18 to decide whether they want their country to remain part of the United Kingdom....
Russia Makes New Incursion Across Ukraine Boarder
Ukraine accused Russian forces of launching a new military incursion across its border on Wednesday, a day after the leaders of both countries agreed to...
Video Game Used To Recruit Kids to Jihadism
British muslims are being recruited to fight for Islamic State by playing video game Call of Duty, a heartbroken father has claimed. Ahmed Muthana, 57,...
Pope Francis: ‘What Would We Die For?’
SEOUL – Pope Francis beatified 124 early Korean martyrs Saturday at a mass in Seoul and challenged the massive crowd to ask what values they might...
Pope Francis: 'What Would We Die For?'
SEOUL – Pope Francis beatified 124 early Korean martyrs Saturday at a mass in Seoul and challenged the massive crowd to ask what values they might...
Cairo Talks Turn To Gaza Blockade
The skies over Gaza remained calm Tuesday on the second day of a...
Amid Spread Of ‘Hatred And Brutality,’ Ban Urges Countries To Do More To Help Iraqi Civilians
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon addresses journalists at UN Headquarters. UN Photo/Paulo Filgueiras United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today urged Iraqi security forces against intervening in the country’s political...
British Warship brings 110 Britons Evacuated From Libya
The British survey ship HMS Enterprise has arrived in Malta carrying 110 Britons evacuated from Libya including 30 children, 12 infants, four pregnant women and...
357 Dead In southwest China Quake
BEIJING – The death toll from a strong earthquake that hit southwest China’s mountainous Yunnan province on Sunday has risen to 357, the...
Argentina Debt Crisis: Default Is Imminent, Says Mediator
Argentine president calls hedge funds suing country ‘vultures’ Talks aimed at averting Argentina’s second default in 13 years ended with bitter recriminations Wednesday as the...