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First jet management & then Rico unions are always the red flag to the management. Partly because they think that the approach of unions is not constructive.
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Rape is common in Liberia, West Africa. 100 cases a month, and age doesn’t seem to be an issue. According to Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders),...
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Here’s something for cognitive dissonance: Liberal American Jews whom are zealous about enforcing the separation of church and state in the United States...
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The European Union’s 27 foreign ministers have partially accepted a Swedish proposal to recognized Holy Jerusalem as the joint capital of both the Palestinians...
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The U.S. establishment is starting to move away from Israel after years of a honeymoon with Zionism. The U.S. establishment does not necessarily mean the U.S. public,...
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Emissions cuts proposed by the world’s leading countries fall far short of what is needed to prevent catastrophic global warming, according to a study released on the...
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Netanyahu: Two ideas at the same time, one contradicts the other, showing how vulgar Israeli propaganda is.
The head of the UN Human Rights Council fact-finding...
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What might be more vital for a human being than a breath of air?
In the third millennium said to be a paramount of achievements humankind having climbed to date, even...
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Pimps sold a young woman as a sex slave in broad daylight on Britain’s busiest shopping street.
A brothel owner paid just £3,000 for the Lithuanian victim, a woman...
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Six months after Iran’s disputed presidential election the bloodied and battered opposition movement refuses to give up. On campuses across the country yesterday tens...
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One of Barack Obama’s first overseas trips as President was to Turkey. When he visited in April he focused on the significant role the country — mainly Muslim,...
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President Hugo Chavez said Monday that Venezuela has received thousands of Russian-made missiles and rocket launchers as part of his government’s military...
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On the face of it, the project sounds innocent enough: Since the early 1990s, the Israeli organization Elad has been rehabilitating the City of David, a once neglected...
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India today signed a path-breaking civil nuclear agreement with Russia that will guarantee uninterrupted uranium fuel supplies for its atomic reactors and transfer of...
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The Episcopal Church in the US has elected its first openly lesbian woman to serve as a bishop in the diocese of Los Angeles, instantly sparking fresh tumult in the...
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US President Barack Obama may be well-intentioned but he’s still stuck in the past when it comes to supporting Honduras’ recent, post-coup election,...
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Thanks to movies like Goodfellas, Americans appreciate how witness-protection programs are supposed to work. A mobster may not be able to find decent marinara sauce...
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A Nigerian hospital has told the BBC it is overwhelmed by the number of corpses being brought to them by police.
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Thieves who spent months tunneling from a rented house to an armored car company’s safe made off with nearly $6 million over the weekend, making their getaway as...
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The Iraqi capital Baghdad has been hit with several explosions that have left at least 101 people dead and more than 180 people wounded.
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After my editorial was published yesterday, I found that it had been picked up elsewhere in the world and that it was gaining the attention of various people scattered...
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According to the media reports and credible sources, Pakistan Security Forces has killed more than 1000 militants, hundred of insurgents suffered serious injuries and...
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Afghan security forces have launched a massive operation to stop the growing presence of armed militants in the north of the country. This operation comes after an...
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India’s Northeast is a geo-politically strategic region. Earlier, it was popularly known as the seven sisters of India and by its distinct diversity it is a...
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Guwahati, 22nd July 2008
As the monsoon session of Assembly got over a few days back with no result over the illegal influx of the Bangladeshis, Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuva...
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Guwahati, 18th July, 2008
“We need the public support to maintain and prevail the peace in the region”, announced 28 Bt. Commander of United Liberation...
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Guwahati, Monday, July 14, 2008
With the beginning of the Assam Legislative Assembly monsoon session start the capital, Dispur hit by the raised voice of Former Bodo...
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At least 15 policemen died in a suicide bomb attack in Pakistan’s capital Sunday. The blast rocked the gathering of thousands of Islamists observing the one-year...
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Infiltration is at its lowest level in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), according to Army Chief General J.J. Singh. Is it an indication of reduction of troops in the...
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Jammu and Kashmir battling militancy for decades has found girls of the state replacing their veil with the gun against the terrorists. A new era for the militancy torn...
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Peace and stability in Jammu and Kashmir is no more a distant dream. The security scenario is improving to the satisfaction of Union Home Ministry. However, the Indian...
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Kashmir has registered a rise in suicide cases, over the past two years because of varied reasons ranging from unemployment to marital conflict.
A total of 61 persons...
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The Niger Delta holds some of the world’s richest oil deposits, yet Nigerians living there are poorer than ever, violence is rampant, and the land and water are...
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Nefarious designs of Pakistani intelligence agency, Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), in the northeastern states are not a new phenomenon. Its clandestine hand in...
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