In an alley in Denver, police gunned down a 17-year-old girl joyriding in a stolen car. In the backwoods of North Carolina, police opened fire on a gun-wielding moonshiner. And in a high-rise apartment in Birmingham, Ala., police shot an elderly man after his son asked them to make sure he was okay. Douglas Harris, 77, answered the door with a gun.
The three are among at least 385 people shot and killed by police nationwide during the first five months of this year,.. Read more.
WASHINGTON — The American government paid $20.2 million in Social Security benefits to more than 130 United States residents linked to Nazi atrocities over the course of more than a half-century, with some of the payments made as recently as this year, according to a federal investigation.
The millions of dollars paid out, a total far higher than officials had previously believed, indicate the ease with which thousands of former Nazis managed to settle into new lives in the United States with little scrutiny after the end of World War II. Read more.
Fritz Springmeier Author of Bloodlines Of The Illuminati joins Dan Dicks of Press For Truth to talk about the recent announcement from the CIA that Osama Bin Laden kept a copy of his book "Bloodlines Of The Illuminati" in his personal library.
There’s a huge boom in new patents for mind control technology as we officially enter the “pervasive neurotechnology age,” and even though Microsoft alone filed a whopping 89 in just the last year, there’s another, perhaps even more worrisome company that has them beat…
The World Health Organization is set to deliver a verdict on the potential danger of 2,4-D herbicides widely used in the agribusiness, and which was one of the key components of Agent Orange used during US herbicidal warfare in Vietnam.
The move by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), a research arm of WHO, to examine the chemical comes shortly after the agency classified glyphosate or Roundup herbicide, produced by Monsanto, as “probably” cancerogenic. Read more.
Foreign Ministry would prefer to refrain from comments on personalities, a high-ranking official said
MOSCOW, May 30. /TASS/. Moscow confirms it has sent to the European Union’s countries a list of persons who were denied entry to Russia but says it would prefer to refrain from comments on personalities, a high-ranking official at the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Saturday. Read more.
In what is a major step forward in reestablishing relations between the United States and Cuba, the State Department officially announced that it was removing Havana from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, thereby eliminating a key hurdle in normalizing ties.
The announcement came as the 45 day deadline for a congressional challenge to President Barack Obama's decision to remove Cuba from the list expired. Two sources told ABC news that next week an announcement will be made on the formal reestablishment of diplomatic relations.
Pending issues include the U.S. demand for free movement for its diplomatic personnel around Cuba and Havana's call for Washington to stop using its diplomatic mission to train and foment the so-called dissidents and the continued existence of the U.S. economic blockade of Cuba.
Right-wing legislators in Washington opposed to the thaw in relations have pledged to block the naming of a U.S. ambassador to the island.
The five-month unilateral ceasefire of Colombia’s largest rebel group FARC, which ended a week ago, resulted in a 90% reduction in violence compared to the same period in previous years of peace talks, according to a conflict monitoring NGO.
Since 1997, the Peace and Reconciliation Foundation has collected statistics on all manner of violent activity in Colombia related to the armed conflict between the government and the FARC,.. Read more.
Caracas, 28 May. AVN.- There are currently 795 million hungry people in the world, according to figures from the latest report released Wednesday by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the World Food Program (WFP), which also shows that only 29 countries, among which is Venezuela, have met the target of halving the number of undernourished people for this 2015.
Although the percentage has fallen since 1992, 216 million fewer hungry people worldwide, according to latest edition of FAO's annual hunger report, only "72 countries have achieved the Millennium Development Goal of halving the number of chronically undernourished people." Read more.
Caracas, May 28, 2015 (venezuelanalysis.com) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro concluded an agreement with Russia's state-owned Rosneft that will see an additional $14 billion in investment in the South American country's oil and gas industry over the coming years.
The move was announced by the socialist leader on Wednesday following a meeting he convened between the president of Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA, Eulogio de Pino, and Rosneft president Igor Sechin. Read more.
Indigenous groups from the southwest of Colombia have been clashing with police over the past few weeks after months-long protests over land failed to produce agreements with the national government.
The Colombian indigenous group Nasa, of which some 160,000 call the Cauca province in western Colombia their home, have occupied several properties in the municipality of Corinto in northern Cauca since December of last year, claiming they constitute part of their ancestral homeland and thus have a right to use them. Read more.
In Chile, students take to the streets once more to denounce police repression and insist on free, quality education available to everyone.
In particular, they are demanding justice for the death of their fellow student Rodrigo Aviles at the hands of the police last May 21.
Although Michelle Bachelet has expressed support for free university education, the students say that her proposal will not apply to those who need it most.
The Ukrainian cabinet of ministers has nominated the former president of Georgia, Mikhail Saakashvili, who has been placed on an international wanted list in his own country, as the governor of Ukraine’s coastal Odessa region.Read more.
Belgium and the Netherlands launch investigations into claims that Germany has helped the US spy on Berlin's closest allies in Europe.
Two parliamentary inquiries are also underway in Germany. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said she will testify before the inquiries.
Revelations show that Germany's spy agency BND has provided the US National Security Agency, NSA with a huge collection of data on the activities of certain targets in Europe, including the French government, European Commission and Airbus Group. The spying has reportedly been going on for at least 10 years.
The United States’ military and corporate elite want war, war, and more war to since war serves their interests, an American political commentator and activist says.
“The history of the United States in the South China Sea in East Asia is an aggressive one, going back to 1898, when the United States invaded the Philippines and murdered a million people there, something that’s hidden in US history books,” Bill Dores said on Friday during a phone interview with Press TV. Read more + video.
Julian Assange has criticized the British media for its lack of coverage of Navy whistleblower William McNeilly’s revelations that Britain’s Trident nuclear missiles are unsafe and unsecure.
Wikileaks spokesperson Kristinn Hrafnsson says the media needs to investigate the claims thoroughly.
The Saudi military carried out artillery and rocket attacks on several areas in Sa’ada and Hajjah provinces. Saudi warplanes also targeted a military camp in Ma’rib province. There were no immediate reports of casualties.
Earlier, fighter jets targeted a residential area and a school in northern Sa’ada province as well as a mosque, a government complex and a central market in Malahid directorate. More than four-thousand people, mostly women and children, have been killed since Riyadh started its onslaught against Yemen on March 26.
Friday prayers have been targeted by a suicide bomber in Saudi Arabia. Four people died at a Shia mosque in the eastern city of Dammam. Islamic State says it's behind the attack.
Catherine Shakdam from the Beirut Centre for Middle East Studies believes a radical element within Saudi Arabia is using the war in Yemen to stir up instability at home.
Denken tegen de stroom in - Karel van Wolferen (74) wordt omringd door meer dan duizend boeken. Zijn werkruimte in een voormalige stal van z’n verbouwde boerderij in een Noordhollands gehucht is een heuse bibliotheek, waar de boeken rijen dik naast elkaar staan en op elkaar gestapeld liggen.
Oud UvA-hoogleraar Van Wolferen, die zich mengt in het debat over de crisis tussen het Westen en Rusland – en daarbij de rol van de Verenigde Staten benadrukt- was vanaf 1972 correspondent in Oost-Azië voor NRC Handelsblad, met Tokio als basis. Lees meer.
Drie Nederlandse Tweede Kamerleden mogen Rusland niet meer in. Dat bevestigt het ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken. ,,De Russische lijst ontbeert elke fundering op internationaal recht en is niet transparant'', reageert minister Bert Koenders.
Rusland heeft een lijst aangelegd van personen uit de Europese Unie die het land niet meer in mogen. Lees meer.
Nadere bestudering van het Bellingcat-bewijs aangaande de oorzaak van de vliegramp met de MH17 levert diverse hiaten op. Het blijkt aan elkaar te hangen van toevalligheden, suggesties, duistere bronnen en boterzachte bewijstechnieken.
Het voornaamste openbare bewijs dat anti-Kiev rebellen vlucht MH17 op 17 juli 2014 zouden hebben neergehaald is de zogenaamde ‘sleepspoortheorie‘, een spoor op sociale media van gepubliceerde foto’s en filmpjes van een transport van een BUK-lanceerinrichting door rebellengebied. De NOS, de Volkskrant en anderen zijn inmiddels zover gegaan de route zelf te beleven. Lees meer.
Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko says he can declare martial law in his country within hours, in case there is an advance on the Ukrainian army's positions.
Poroshenko spoke in the interview program titled "A year of Poroshenko", dedicated to the... Read more.
Greece’s exit from the eurozone is a possibility but would not signify an end to the single currency, IMF head Christine Lagarde told German newspaper FAZ.
"A Greek exit is a possibility," Lagarde told the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung in an advance extract of an interview due to be published on Friday. Read more.
The United States is preparing for a possible war against China and Russia aimed at preventing the collapse of the Western banking system, an American political commentator and activist says.
Michael Billington, Asia editor for the Executive Intelligence Review and author of Reflections of an American Political Prisoner: the Repression and Promise of the LaRouche Movement, made the remarks in a phone interview with Press TV on Thursday. Read more + audio.
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II has officially unveiled a list of proposed legislation that will form the backbone of the first Conservative government for over two decades.
At the state opening of parliament, the Queen read out a list of proposals, including laws, to hold a referendum on EU membership, as well as giving Scotland more autonomy. Critics say it was simply more years of austerity which will be a blow to the country’s poorest.
Video footage was released today (28 May) of clashes between protesters and police in London at an anti-austerity march after the State Opening of Parliament yesterday.
In the images filmed by Reuters, demonstrators clad in balaclavas and Guy Fawkes masks, synonymous with the Anonymous protest group, grapple and shove with police officers. Read more.
There is no precise definition of an economic collapse. The term has been used to describe a broad range of bad economic conditions, ranging from a severe, prolonged depression with high bankruptcy rates and high unemployment (such as the Great Depression of the 1930s), to a breakdown in normal commerce caused by hyperinflation (such as in Weimar Germany in the 1920s), or even an economically caused sharp increase in the death rate and perhaps even a decline in population (such as in countries of the former USSR in the 1990s).
Germany does not have to stop the US from using its Ramstein airbase to coordinate drone strikes in Yemen, a Cologne court has ruled. The decision comes on a case filed by three Yemenis who lost relatives in a strike.
The Cologne administrative court handed down its ruling on Wednesday:.. Read more.
By William F. Engdahl - On April 26 Russia’s main national TV station, Rossiya 1, featured President Vladimir Putin in a documentary to the Russian people on the events of the recent period including the annexation of Crimea, the US coup d’etat in Ukraine, and the general state of relations with the United States and the EU. His words were frank. And in the middle of his remarks the Russian former KGB chief dropped a political bombshell that was known by Russian intelligence two decades ago.
Putin stated bluntly that in his view the West would only be content in having a Russia weak, suffering and begging from the West, something clearly the Russian character is not disposed to. Then a short way into his remarks, the Russian President stated for the first time publicly something that Russian intelligence has known for almost two decades but kept silent until now, most probably in hopes of an era of better normalized Russia-US relations. Read more.
Welcome to New World Next Week — the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news.
This week:
STORY #1: #Stephanopoulosgate - Singling Stephanopoulos Out Misses the Point
STORY #2: Genetically Modified Media - NatGeo Gets It Wrong on GMO’s
STORY #3: #GoodNewsNextWeek – BBC Admits Breaching Own Rules By Broadcasting Pro-Israel Propaganda More sources. Corbett Report
One of the most-tweeted photos in Spain these days shows riot police hauling away Ada Colau. The image is from July 2013, when the anti-poverty protester was trying to "occupy" a Barcelona bank that was foreclosing on homes.
Colau is the first of the indignados, or angry ones — Spain's Occupy movement — to win office. She narrowly defeated Barcelona Mayor Xavier Trias in local elections Sunday. Read more + audio.
The military base is located near Malahidh and Husamah regions. Yemen's army and tribal forces have already conducted several deadly attacks on border regions. They say the attacks are in retaliation for the ongoing Saudi airstrikes.
Nearly 4000 people have been killed since Saudi Arabia launched its military strikes against Yemen on March 26.
The United States and Turkey have agreed "in principle" to give air support to some forces from Syria's mainstream opposition, Turkey's foreign minister said, in what if confirmed could mark an expansion of U.S. involvement in the conflict.
There was no immediate comment from U.S. officials on the assertion -- though Washington has so far refrained from committing to enforcing a "safe zone" for Syrian rebels, as it could be seen as a declaration of war on the Syrian state. Read more.
The ISIL's recent gains in Syria have sparked fears over the fate of the ancient city of Palmyra. For now, the city is under the control of the terrorists, but the Syrian army is carrying out an operation to liberate the three-thousand-year old site.
Iraqi soldiers and Shia fighters bolster efforts to retake Ramadi, while Syrian forces launch air strikes on Palmyra.
Forces in Iraq and Syria are bolstering their offensives on the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) group, in a bid to retake key cities in both countries. Read more.
Thousands of people across the world have joined together in a global movement, protesting against American biotech giant Monsanto. Activists from over 400 cities are speaking out against GMOs and Monsanto’s monopoly over the food supply. Saturday marked the third global annual March Against Monsanto (MAM).
According to the organizers, 48 countries were scheduled to participate in a massive global turnout. Read more + video & photos.
An estimated 290,000 Indian farmers have committed suicide in 20 years. Small farms used to be the country’s economic backbone, but now owners struggle to make even a meager profit and drown in debt.
For some, the pressure is too much. Many blame GMO cotton for the failing farms, having cornered the market and replaced organic crops; they have failed to live up to expectations.
A lecture by Jeff Steinberg - Ed Spannaus introduces the September 1997 panel on Britains Invisible Empire. Counter-Intelligence editor Jeff Steinberg opens by detailing the structure and nature of the modern British Empire starting with Queen Elizabeth, her perrogative powers, the Privy Council, and the corporate power she wields.
Are you deluded enough to think that the British Empire is a relic of a romantic bygone age? Think that Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip are mere figureheads? Living museum pieces, trotted out out once in a while to go through the motions of dull state events while the other members of the royal family provide scandal for the tabloid headlines? Subjects in her empire might repeat that poppycock, (probably because their mum told them it was so), however, the truth is radically different.
Jeff Steinberg presents the ugly genocidal reality of the corporate structure, the raw materials cartel, the mercenary armies, the modern opium war on most of civilization, terrorism, psychological brainwashing operations, & the religious and environmentalist lunatics, all run out of London.
Update: An updated report about the the modern Anglo Dutch financial and corporate structure is currently being worked on by the LaRouche basement team. Go to www.larouchepac.com for updates.
Greece cannot make debt repayments to the IMF next month unless it achieves a deal with creditors, according to Interior minister Nikos Voutsis. "The four installments for the IMF in June are 1.6 billion euros.
This money will not be given and is not there to be given," Interior Minister Nikos Voutsis told Greek Mega TV's weekend show. Read more.
Telemadrid poll suggests Manuela Carmena will beat PP’s Aguirre in mayoral race
Polling stations closed at 8pm across Spain on Sunday, with the first estimates suggesting a strong showing by emerging parties at local and regional elections.
An Antena 3 poll for the city of Madrid shows that the ruling Popular Party (PP) may have secured between 21 and 23 seats in the local council, followed by the leftist coalition Ahora Madrid – which includes the anti-austerity party Podemos – with anywhere between 17 and 19.
The Socialist Party (PSOE) is thought to have won nine to 10 seats, while another newcomer to national politics, Ciudadanos, would enter Madrid politics with seven or eight councilors. Read more + live updates.
The United States and its allies are playing the Sunni radical card as they are covertly supporting terrorist groups in the Middle East, an American political commentator says.
“They are playing the Sunni radical card and that’s very very dangerous and destructive,” senior editor of Executive Intelligence Review Jeff Steinberg told Press TV on Sunday. Read more + video.
Yemeni army has shot down a Saudi warplane northeast of the northern city of Sa'ada, as Al Saud regime continues its aerial attacks against its southern neighbor unabated.
According to Yemen's al-Masirah television, the Saudi plane was downed in Kataf district of the province. Read more.
Pentagon chief says Iraqi forces showed no will to fight ISIL, while senior Iraqi MP says the US has failed to help.
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter has criticised Iraqi forces for showing no will to fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) group during the fall of Ramadi, in comments dismissed as "baseless" by a senior Iraqi legislator. Read more + video.
The ISIL Takfiri terrorists have massacred 400 civilians, mostly women and children, during their onslaught on the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra, Syrian state TV reports.
The television reported Sunday's carnage by foreign-backed terror elements, quoting residents inside the historic city, which is home to renowned Roman-era ruins including well-preserved temples, colonnades and a theater. Read more.
A shocking video shows militants in Ukraine hanging a pregnant woman and her husband, yet more evidence of atrocities being committed by pro-Kiev neo-nazi fighters, now receiving training and support from the USA.
The chilling clip shows two individuals with bags over their heads strung up to a rudimentary gallows in a forest as three militants pose with the bodies and take photographs. The ropes around their necks are attached to a nearby vehicle. The woman is clearly heavily pregnant. Read more + video.
Welcome to this exclusive Rap News broadcast, helmed by the veteran anchor, and Iraq War Hero, Brian Washington.
Today we seek to understand the cause of the tension which has gripped the Police States of America following the seemingly unstoppable deaths of black people at the hands of Officers of the Piece. What is the cause of these #BlackLivesMatters hastags and the protests erupting around the country? What is this ‘R-‘ word that everyone keeps bandying about…? What about that ‘history’ thing?
Featuring newly installed Chief of Militarised Police, General Baxter, and a guest from the ‘Civil Rights’ movement, one Marvin Uggenrite, join indefatigable warrior for truth, Brian Washington, as he attempts to get to the bottom of this… or scrape the bottom of the barrel trying. For the first time ever Juice Rap News tunes into the Main Stream Media BS frequency for an entire episode… what could possibly go wrong?
Written & created by Giordano Nanni & Hugo Farrant in a suburban backyard home studio in Melbourne, Australia, on Wurundjeri Land. Read more.
Rocket defense system was offered for Saudis to secure its border with Yemen.
Arabic-language newspaper Rai al-Youm reported on Saturday that Israel has offered Saudi Arabia to use its Iron Dome anti-rocket technology. Read more.
U.S. on Wrong Side of History: This new Gulf states agreement is dangerous, provocative, destabilizing and very expensive
This is what it has all come down to…. the US and the corrupt, dictatorial Gulf monarchies meeting at Camp David Thursday and agreeing on a plan to flood the Middle East with ‘missile defense’ (MD) systems. Read more.
A source in the Saudi royal family has told Middle East Eye that Riyadh and Doha are funding an al-Qaeda affiliate fighting in Syria
News media coverage of the Camp David summit between President Barack Obama and Gulf Cooperation Council members has focused largely on Obama’s success in getting the GCC States to go along with the negotiation of a nuclear agreement with Iran.
But the much more consequential story of the summit is Obama’s decision not to confront Saudi Arabia and Qatar about their financing of an al-Qaeda offshoot in Syria that has made the most dramatic gains in the jihadist war against the Assad regime. Read more.
Islamic State militants have seized the final border crossing between Syria and Iraq. That's according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights which says militants are now in control of more than half of Syria's territory.
This all comes after declassified documents were published showing that as early as 2012, US intelligence predicted the rise of the Islamic State.
Washington has blocked the final document of a UN conference that reviewed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, accusing Egypt of manipulating the gathering to target Israel. Moscow has slammed the US for rendering the four-week meeting futile.
The 9th international conference was held in New York from April 27 until May 22. A total of 162 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) participant states were in attendance. Read more.
An essential tenet of faith in all monotheistic religions, including Islam, is the belief in all of the prophets sent by God with a message to humanity to guide them.
Muslims believe in One God and they believe that Muhammad (peace be upon him) was a prophet, just as Noah, Moses, Abraham, and Jesus were prophets sent by God with a divine message. Read more.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande said there is no political solution to the Greek debt problem but recognized the need for a comprehensive agreement that will eventually lead to the restoration of Greek economy.
The two leaders met with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Thursday, on the sidelines of the European Union Eastern Partnership Summit in Riga, Latvia. Read more.
In deze aflevering praten we met privacy voorvechtster Ancilla Tilia over trend richting afschaffen geld
Ook praten we met Heidi Leenaarts van United by Passion en Rens van Tilburg van het Sustainable Finance Lab over hun conferentie ‘Geld dat werkt’, 22 juni in Utrecht.
Colombia’s largest rebel group, the FARC, on Friday suspended a unilateral ceasefire that had been in place since December after a military attack killed at least 26 FARC members.
The leadership of the FARC said in a press statement that it will resume attacking military and infrastructure targets. Read more.
Saudi-led coalition airstrikes hit positions held by Yemen’s Houthi militiamen on the outskirts of the Yemeni capital Friday, Al Arabiya News Channel reported.
Meanwhile, more shells were fired from Yemen on the Saudi border province of Najran. Read more.
A suicide bomber blew himself up during Friday prayers at a mosque in the village of al-Qadeeh in eastern Saudi Arabia, killing at least 21 and wounding 81 others, reported Al Arabiya News Channel.
“A suicide bomber detonated explosives he hid under his clothes as people performed their Friday prayers at the Imam Ali Ibn Abi Taleb mosque... Read more.
The Turkish Stream pipeline, proposed by Russia, is expected to pass through the territory of Macedonia.
The US seeks to prevent it and stage a coup in the country, at the same time promoting the Trans Adriatic Pipeline - the energy project that would enable gas supplies from the allied Azerbaijan and decrease EU’s energy dependence on Russia. Read more.
The Syrian army and Lebanon’s Hezbollah fighters have made major advances against Takfiri terrorists in the strategic Qalamoun region. The terrorists have suffered heavy losses in Flita barrens on the border with Lebanon.
Reports say the Syrian army and Hezbollah fighters have killed scores of terrorists there and are controlling hills overlooking various crossings in the area. The remaining terrorists have been seen fleeing the Flita barrens towards Jarajir and the Lebanese Arsal outskirts.
Press TV’s Beirut correspondent, Ali Rizk has an update on the fight against the terrorists in Syria and Iraq.
President Barack Obama says the United States is not losing the war against the ISIL terrorist group, despite the recent loss of key Iraqi territory.
"I don't think we're losing," Obama said in an interview with news magazine The Atlantic published Thursday, days after the Iraqi city of Ramadi, the capital of Anbar province, was overrun by the Takfiri terrorists. Read more.
On Monday, May 18, the conservative government watchdog group Judicial Watch published a selection of formerly classified documents obtained from the U.S. Department of Defense and State Department through a federal lawsuit.
While initial mainstream media reporting is focused on the White House’s handling of the Benghazi consulate attack, a much “bigger picture” admission and confirmation is contained in one of the Defense Intelligence Agency documents circulated in 2012: that an ‘Islamic State’ is desired in Eastern Syria to effect the West’s policies in the region. Read more.
Clashes are reported in central Kiev where crowds of protesters are rallying against the economic crisis and the soaring cost of private loans. Local media say several people have tried to break into the Ukrainian parliament.
The protesters have clashed with police and blocked the entrances to the parliament building. Read more + video.
The Yemeni army and Ansarullah fighters continue their retaliatory attacks against Saudi forces in border areas
The forces have reportedly taken control of Tuwal heights in Saudi Arabia’s Jizan region, near the border with Yemen. Earlier, Yemen's Arabic TV channel, al-Masirah, reported nearly 20 Saudi soldiers were killed in a retaliatory attack on Saudi military positions near Dhahran. Saudi military equipment was also destroyed in the attack. The channel said Saudi spy planes were flying over the country’s western Sa’ada province and border areas.
Yemeni forces have also fired dozens of rockets into Saudi military positions in border areas. Attacks on Saudi border regions began earlier this month, weeks after the Saudi kingdom launched its aggression against its impoverished neighbor.
WASHINGTON — The CIA can keep secret a nearly 7,000-page Senate report on harsh interrogation methods, as well as an internal agency review, a federal judge has ruled.
The complete 6,963-page report compiled by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, and the related “Panetta review,” are exempt from the dictates of the Freedom of Information Act, U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg concluded.
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More than 20 people have reportedly been killed and dozens of others wounded in a fresh wave of violence in the Libyan cities of Benghazi and Misrata.
Libyan medical and security sources said Thursday that intense fighting between militants and forces loyal to Libya’s internationally recognized government... Read more.
Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos said that the United States attempted to encourage Greece to support a new round of Russian sanctions but Athens still enjoys sharing religious and economic bonds with its “friend” and “ally,” Moscow.
After his meeting with US Under Secretary of Defense for Policy (USDP) Christine Wormuth on Wednesday, Kammenos told reporters:.. Read more.
The Greek Finance Minister said that it was frustrating 'not to be not able to speak with each other in a context where arguments count more than relative power.'
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, who has clashed with Germany's Wolfgang Schaeuble repeatedly over negotiations on his country's debt and economic reforms,... Read more.
The OECD has released a document examining global patterns in distribution of wealth. Focusing on changes in labor practices and the participation of women at the workplace it encourages various redistribution policies.
The income gap between the rich and poor around the world is at it's highest level in 30 years in some places,.. Read more.
Ukraine offers to host part of NATO's European missile defense shield. Moscow threatens retaliatory measures to protect itself, if Ukraine decides to station US anti-missile defense systems on its territory.
Patiënten willen online hun medische gegevens inzien. Ze vinden het belangrijk om zelf hun toestand in de gaten te houden en dat maakt de behandeling beter.
In een oogopslag kunnen zien wat dokters over je zeggen, wat er uit een bloedtest komt en direct aan de bel kunnen trekken als de behandeling problemen oplevert. Lees meer.