Adolf Hitler s unrequited love for Britain (New Kerala)

[World News] London, Apr.1 : Adolf Hitler wanted to be friends with Neville Chamberlain and Winston CHurchill s Britain before the Second World War, but his unrequited love turned to hate following the Munich Agreement, reveals a British Foreign Office document.

Britain to pull out 5,500 troops from Iraq: report (New Kerala)

[World News] London, Apr 3 : Britain plans to reduce the size of its military force in Iraq from 9,000 to 3,500 soldiers within a year and increase its troops in Afghanistan in a renewed bid to hunt down Osama bin Laden and other senior al-Qaeda figures reportedly hiding...

Britain tells nationals to leave Ivory Coast (AFP via Yahoo! News)

Britain advised its nationals to leave Ivory Coast immediately, blaming a poor security situation and lack of progress in ending two and a half years of civil conflict in the west African nation.

Mugabe calls opposition supporters 'traitors' 2 days before Zimbabwe elections

According to reports by The Canadian Press: " President Robert Mugabe branded supporters of the country's main opposition Movement for Democratic Change party as traitors in comments broadcast repeatedly on state radio Tuesday, raising fears of new political violence two...

Truth?

Rape, Torture, and Lies An ongoing Canadian saga has a sad new twist today: photojournalist Ziba Zahra Kazemi was likely brutally tortured and raped before her death in Iran in 2003. Arrested after a demonstration, the official Iranian line has been that her death was an...

Armed Volunteers Plan to Patrol Border (AP)

AP - Hundreds of volunteers, some of them armed, are expected to take up positions along the Mexican border Friday and begin patrolling for illegal immigrants — an exercise some fear could attract racist crackpots and lead to vigilante violence.

Army Papers Reinforce Allegations of Systemic Prison Abuse in Iraq

The latest batch of declassified military files contains some of the most damning evidence to date about treatment of detainees, including the story of one young Iraqi’s hellish experience in US custody.

Now What? First, We Kill the Media

The second Bush term is going to make the first four years look like the the good old days. ... Beyond the few wealthy ones who really did have self-interests in Bush winning (and the yuppie wannabes trying to get into that elite club) a huge wave of white, working class...

Japan to Set Up Radar on Disputed Islands (AP)

AP - Japan said Monday it will set up weather radar on a pair of Pacific Ocean islands at the center of a territorial dispute with China.

AC-130 gunships pummel Iraqi insurgents

This story has two parts. In the first part, we see video, shot from the ground, with accompanying audio of AC-130 gunships in actual combat use in Iraq. In the second part, we learn about why such clips have never been shown before in any news reports, whether on TV or on...

For Army Recruiters, a Hard Toll From a Hard Sell

The Army's recruiters are struggling to meet their recruiting goals at a time of war, and many say the demands are taking a toll.

Taiwanese hold massive protest against China, protesting anti-secession law (...

Canadian Press - TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - In one of the largest demonstrations in Taiwan's history, about a million people marched through the capital on Saturday to protest a new Chinese law that authorizes an attack on the island if it moves toward formal independence.

Six million North Koreans to face food shortages: WFP (AFP)

AFP - The UN World Food Program said that due to a lack of donations it was going to have to gradually stop supplying rations to 6.5 million North Koreans, and called on Pyongyang to lift restrictions on the distribution of aid.

Thousands Of People Gather In Diyarbakir To Protest The Attempt To Burn Turki...

DIYARBAKIR - Thousands of people gathered in a public meeting held in southeastern Diyarbakir province on Friday to protest the attempt to burn the Turkish flag at Nevruz celebrations in Mersin.