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World News

  • In Pakistan, depending on your place of residing, there is no electricity from six to twenty hours a day. Whereas it has hit hard the lives of the common man, making it impossible to function on a day to day basis, it has also brought down production in industrial sectors drastically, costing contracts and jobs of millions across the country
    Yesterday, 04:54AM
  • The US is bankrupt. Yet Uncle Sam continues to stride the world stage and can simply print more money to get by because the dollar is the world's reserve currency. Remove it as the reserve currency, and the US will no longer be able to remain supreme or fund its wars by relying on what would then be a worthless paper currency
    May 17
  • In the annual report on trends in world employment, the International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates that "despite a moderate recovery in output growth" expected this year and for 2014, "the unemployment rate is expected to rise again and the number of unemployed in the world will grow by 5.1 million in 2013, surpassing 202 million."
    May 14
  • American bloggers discuss the mass exodus of show business stars from California, where hundreds of expensive mansions were put up for sale at around the same time. Homes of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Charlie Sheen, Charlize Theron, Cher, Heidi Klum and other celebrities are up for grabs. What is hidden behind this escape from the American paradise?
    May 13
  • The debt crisis in Europe has hit big business hard, and Russian business was no exception. Problems with Cypriot banks raised many questions about the appropriateness of keeping money in the Cypriot offshore. Luxembourg is a state that ranks third on the total volume of investment in the Russian economy
    May 7
  • Nestle was accused of failing to protect Luciano Romero, one of their employees and a Colombian trade union leader. The Trade Union Workers of the Colombia Agrifood System, said that the multinational did not protect the union member who was brutally murdered. The prosecutor of the canton of Vaud, Switzerland has filed a complaint against Nestlé.
    May 2

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  • Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, denies that his government would employ chemical weapons, as the governments of western and regional countries and variations predicted a possible military invasion against the country. The claim was that they used chemical weapons against residential areas. President Assad calls the claims lies.
    Yesterday, 03:16PM
  • The shocking video shows small children, wearing only underwear, lining up against the wall, waiting for their turn to be lashed. The teen girl in the video grabs the children one by one and lashes them on the buttocks with a belt. She then kicks one crying boy aside and turns to the next one in the line. The victims are under eight years of age
    May 17
  • The war clouds over the Korean peninsula are darkening perceptibly in the wake of US Secretary of State John Kerry's official visits to Tokyo and Seoul last month. Not much was disclosed about those consultations except that the former American presidential candidate had pledged full and unequivocal US support to both Tokyo and Seoul in the event hostilities did break out between them and the renegade Korean nation
    May 17
  • Three years have passed since the last spy scandal between Russia and the US. The main character of the previous scandal was a native of Russia's Volgograd, Anna Chapman. Another spy story unfolded in Moscow on May 14. This spy is young, apparently not a very well trained one, so this detention should be categorized as quite an amusing incident
    May 15
  • Over 3.5 million people work in the country's estimated 4,000 factories, generating about 80 per cent of Bangladesh's total exports. Some estimates put the monthly salary of a garment worker in Bangladesh at $70 (£45) to $100 (£64). Their entire monthly salary is barely enough to purchase one Tommy Hilfiger item
    May 9
  • The trial on the case of the tragic sinking of Bulgaria ship has recently started in the Republic of Tatarstan. On 10 July 2011, the Bulgaria sank with 201passengers and crew aboard. The sinking of Bulgaria is the largest Russian ship disaster since 1986. The boat sank within minutes, plunging nearly 20 metres (66 ft) to the river bed
    May 7
  • The recent terrorist attacks that took place in Mogadishu and Boston were not just intended to kill and mutilate many civilians, but to create widespread terror, disarray, and insecurity that would last far beyond the initial shock of these bloody events. Anyone who takes part of such acts of indiscriminate violence should face justice
    May 6
  • Did they belong to any international terrorist organizations or did they act independently? This act does not fit the picture. It is very hard, nearly impossible to explain why they did it. The guess of some experts, including those in the U.S., that it was a dormant unit of radical Muslims does not fit the picture
    May 6
  • Hunting Israeli bombers attacked on two occasions causing casualties in areas in the Palestinian town of Khan Younis, in violation of the agreement in force since the mass bombings of last November. The attacks follow several days of violations by army tanks in between the agreement limits between the Islamist organization Hamas and Israel
    Apr 30
  • For two years, the West has been trying to convince the international community that terrorists in Syria are not terrorists but fighters for freedom and democracy. Governments of the United States, Europe, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey have been helping the rebels to conduct military operations against the Assad regime with no results
    Apr 26

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