President Zelaya is back in Honduras

The deposed president is definitely back in Honduras. Originally, it was said that Zelaya was inside a UN building in the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa, but the Brazilian Embassy in Honduras rectified the...

China sacks Party boss of strife-torn western city

" China sacked the top official of Urumqi, the strife-hit capital of far-west Xinjiang, on Saturday, as the city crept back to an uneasy normality after days of sometimes deadly protests that have inflamed ethnic enmity. The brief announcement from the official Xinhua news...

Unilever Denies Responsibility Over Saad Khan's Death

As the tale surrounding the mysterious circumstances of Saad Khan's death remain as murky as the water in which he lost his life, Unilever has absolved itself of all responsibility regarding the death. Ms Aslam, the information officer for Unilever Pakistan, said that...

Equal right to women - Allah says no! we women are against it.

" Tens of thousands of people in Mali's capital, Bamako, have been protesting against a new law which gives women equal rights in marriage. The law, passed earlier this month, also strengthens inheritance rights...

Canada PM eating seal meat, Iqaluit gaffe draws attention

" the prime minister’s office to issue press releases Monday referring to Nunavut’s capital as Iqualuit — rather than Iqaluit. In Inuktitut, Iqaluit means “many fishes.” Refer to Iqualuit, however, and...

Dhaka sees heaviest rain in 53 years

the rains this season seem to be the best and worst the citites have ever seen.....mumbai,delhi, orissa and now dhaka...the heaviest rain in 53 years has disrupted life in a large way and claimed lives....please...

Christian Churches Targeted in Baghdad: 4 people killed

Christian churches in Baghdad, Iraq, came under bomb attack on Sunday, leaving four people dead and many more wounded. The targeted churches were reported to be seriously damaged. The affected districts are Al-Wehda, Al-Tehriyat and Al-Ghedir. The deadliest blast happened in...

The Citizens Dividend Liberates Everyone

EXCERPT: This Robin Hood scenario has rarely happened in history. More efficient than trying to capture wealth downstream, after the elite has accumulated it, is to capture wealth upstream, preventing an elite from forming. A tax on income or sales or property captures wealth...

Firefighters Battle Wildfire Near Athens, Greece, Arson Suspected

Wildfires are burning near the Greek capital of Athens. Over a hundred firefighters are battling the wildfires that started on Saturday when temperatures approached 30 degrees Celsius. Evacuations are in effect for farmers and residents to clear the dangerous area. Homes and...

Rival marches in Bolivian capital

" Rival marches have been held in Bolivia's constitutional capital, Sucre, as the nation celebrates 200 years of independence from Spain. Thousands of Indians, who support Bolivia's indigenous President Evo Morales, demanded an end to what they described as racism in the...

A Smart Girl's Take on America's Potential move to Socialism

Here is a concerned citizens take on America's  potential move from Capitalism to Socialism.  By Kathryn Milliron, Staff Writer, Politisite.com and Iron Mill News. NowPublic Contributor PhotoGirl I’ve...

Cop, bomber among 2 killed in Pakistan capital suicide attack

A suicide bomber blew himself up Monday night exploded at the entrance of the headquarters of the Special Branch Police (SB), an intelligence agency of the Islamabad Police, in Sitara Market (G-7 Markaz) of...

Protesters gather across US to mark sixth anniversary of Iraq War

About three hundred protestors have gathered in Washington DC this morning to mark the sixth anniversay of the US invasion of Iraq. More than 1,000 groups sponsored the protest in DC today and many said that Obama...

Report: Israel second in the world in technological exports

Israel is smaller in size then the State of New Jersey in the USA and yet it is now second in the world in export of Hi-Tech and Industrial products. "Israel is the world's no. 2 high-tech and industrial exports manufacturer, second only to Ireland, a Bank of Israel report...

Anti-Government Protests Spark in Budapest, Hungary

Anti-government protests sparked on Sunday in Hungary's capital Budapest. Several thousand protesters came out, and thirty five were detained by police. The tough economic situation that Hungary is facing is thought to have caused the protests. "Several thousand people held...

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