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Turkey has warned its citizens living in or traveling to the United States to avoid “social tensions” in major American cities, such as angry protests against Donald Trump’s presidential election victory. The Ankara government on Saturday also advised caution for any visitors who might encounter “racist” outbursts, which many Americans see as the action of extremists possibly emboldened by… Read More

US election October fest 2016: more four legs good, two legs better

November 2, 2016November 16, 2016 Global Author2016 US Presidential electio, Clinton aide, Clinton Foundation, Donald Trump, FBI Director James Comey, Hillary Clinton, Huma Abedin., James Comey, Julian Assange, Mrs. Melania Trump, President Bill Clinton, six October surprises in 2016 US Presidential election, WikiLeaks

The presidential election cycle is usually peppered with numerous surprise revelations mysteriously popping up and spicing up the contest for the most prestigious post in the world: President of the United States (also known as POTUS). This year’s battle has very striking pop-ups and some coming from outside the US and others coming from unimaginable quarters, and all tipping to… Read More

US Election 2016: runners on the path to the White House

October 29, 2016November 16, 2016 Global AuthorDonald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Rudy Julian, the greatest democracy in the world, US elections, USA

But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light. – 1 Peter 2:9 In eleven days, the USA, the greatest democracy in the world will have a new president. The two leading contenders running a… Read More

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Rest In Peace TINA

October 20, 2016October 23, 2016 Global AuthorBritish prime minister Margaret Thatcher, Reagan, Ronald Reagan, World War II

By Dr. Sam Ben-Meir Today, October 13, marks the birthday of the late British prime minister Margaret Thatcher – so perhaps it is fitting to take a moment to consider how Thatcherism still rules the global capitalist landscape. Thatcher said she was out to change the soul: to change the conceptual universe in which people live; and the idea… Read More

US President Barrack Obama makes strong statements on Burundi and those resorting to violence

November 23, 2015October 20, 2016 Global AuthorBarack Obama, Hillary Clinton, US, US Politics

Today President Obama issued a new Executive Order imposing sanctions against persons who have contributed to the ongoing crisis in Burundi. This Executive Order provides the authority to block the assets of those who, among other things, have engaged in or provided material support for actions that threaten peace and security in Burundi, undermine democratic processes, or who are responsible... Read More

EU-Africa Summit in Valetta must not dress up border control as ‘co-operation’

November 10, 2015 Global Author

As European Union (EU) leaders and African heads of state prepare to meet in Malta on 11 and 12 November for a ‘Summit on Migration’, Amnesty International is issuing a stark warning to all leaders in attendance of the dangers posed by border and migration management agreements that fail to include human rights safeguards. At the Summit, EU and African... Read More

Thirty years of HIV epidemic in India: From despair to hope

November 10, 2015 Global Author

Shobha Shukla, Citizen News Service - CNS It is almost 30 years since the first case of HIV infection was detected in India in Chennai in 1986. In a recent webinar organized by Citizen News Service (CNS), Dr R R Gangakhedkar, Director-in-charge, National AIDS Research Institute, Pune (Indian Council of Medical Research), presented a vivid picture of India’s tumultuous journey... Read More

US President Barack Obama dines with Kenyan family in Nairobi

July 24, 2015October 20, 2016 Global AuthorBarack Obama, Hillary Clinton, US, US Politics

US President Barack Obama's gathered with members of his extended family in Nairobi Friday, kicking off a two day visit to his father's native Kenya. Obama's familial connections to the East African nation were on display as soon as Air force One touched down in Nairobi, with the president's sister Auma Obama among those assembled to greet him. . Read More

Blair’s links to Rwandan President Kagame must remain secret – Foreign Office

January 30, 2015 Global AuthorPaul Kagame, Rwandwa, State Secrets, TOny Blair, United Kingdom

Tony Blair’s relationship with the Rwandan regime and its president, Paul Kagame, must remain secret because Blair is a “former prime minister,” according to the Times, after the Foreign Office rejected its Freedom of Information request. The UK government refused to release information about Blair’s involvement with Rwanda and his Africa Governance Initiative charity when probed by Times journalists. . Read More

Cuban leader Castro address to the nation, Thawing relations with US and the Path Forward

December 26, 2014October 20, 2016 Global AuthorBarack Obama, Cuba, Hillary Clinton, Raul Castr, US, Us Cuban Embargo, US Politics, USA

Compañeras and compañeros: We have experienced intense and moving moments in recent days. This December we successfully hosted the Fifth Caricom-Cuba Summit and the XIII Summit of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America last Sunday, an occasion on which we paid tribute to its creators: the dear Bolivarian President Hugo Chávez Frías and Commander in Chief of... Read More

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Turkey Warns Citizens to Avoid travel to US Cities since the election of Donald Trump