Greek Judges and Prosecutors Strike
The economic meltdown in Greece is producing some peculiar situations. In protest to proposed salary cuts, the union of judges and prosecutors in...
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Anti-Japanese Protests Fanning Out Across China
A small archipelago in the East China Sea — known to Japan as the Senkaku Islands and to China as the Diaoyu Islands — is...
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Installed by UN and Obama, Ivory Coast Regime Attacks Press and Opposition
The new regime of Muslim central banker Alassane Ouattara, installed in the Ivory Coast using United Nations troops backed by the Obama administration,...
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South African Labor Unrest Grows as Regime Blames Mining Firms
The labor unrest surrounding South African mining is continuing to spread as accusations about who is responsible fly in all directions and international...
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Belarus to Go Nuclear as It Allies With China and Russia
Europe’s last dictatorship may soon go nuclear as it announces major construction of its first nuclear power plant while at the same time...
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French Socialists Plan Massive Tax Hikes for Rich
The new Socialist president of France, Francois Hollande, has stated that he is planning to soak the rich in his nation even more,...
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Concerning China
China has made tremendous strides in the world economy in the last 30 years, and many are predicting this progress to continue. But...
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Islamist Mob Attacks U.S. Embassy in Yemen; Analysts Cite Blowback
An Islamist mob stormed the U.S. embassy in Yemen’s capital city of Sana’a, torching a building after tearing down the American flag and...
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Israel and U.S. Spar Over Iran Nuclear Program
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has indicated that the United States and Israel are engaged in talks about the best approach to Iran’s...
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German High Court Approves Step Toward European Dictatorship
The decision on Wednesday by Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court that clears the way for the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) to extend its power over the national sovereignty...
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Interpol Reportedly Hunting Saudi Christian Convert Who Fled Country
The Washington Times reported that the international law enforcement agency Interpol is searching for a 28-year-old woman from Saudi Arabia who converted from...
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Russian Christians Fear Persecution on Rise as Moscow Church Building Demolished
A demolition crew used the cover of night — and police protection — to demolish a Pentecostal church in Moscow September 6, according...
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Islamist Mobs Attack U.S. Missions in Libya and Egypt; Ambassador Dead
At least four American officials including U.S. Ambassador to Libya John Christopher Stevens are reportedly dead after outraged Islamist mobs attacked U.S. diplomatic...
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Germany: Merkel’s Political Allies Challenge EU Bailout in Constitutional Court
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is facing opposition from her political allies against the European Union bailout, as they challenge her in Constitutional Court....
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Six More People Killed in Yemen by U.S. Drone Strike
The Associated Press (AP) reports that an alleged top-level leader of al-Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula (AQAP) was killed by a drone strike...
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