Residents Abandon Juarez by Thousands as Violence Escalates
Violence in Juarez, Mexico — arguably the world’s deadliest city — is now costing not only lives, but livelihoods, as residents flee, abandoning...
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Khodorkovsky’s Guilty Verdict
Russia’s Trial of the Century has come to a close with the final ruling declaring former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky guilty of embezzling...
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Iraq: As American Troops Leave, Persecuted Christians Flee
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, the head of the Iraqi government, has said that no American troops should remain in Iraq at the end...
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Somali Jihadists Threaten U.S.
While Nigeria reels from the latest round of Jihadist attacks, an Islamic terrorist organization in Somalia is serving notice to the United States:...
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Poland Sentences Russian Spy to Prison
After the recent revelation of Russian sleeper operatives in the United States and London, the winds of espionage continue to move eastward, as...
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Russian Communist Addresses International Communist Meeting
As reported previously, the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) hosted the 12th International Meeting of Communist and Workers Parties. Among the stated...
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Al-Qaeda Targeting Christians in Canada, Austria
Not content with terrorizing the Christian minorities that endeavor to survive under Islamic rule, Al-Qaeda is now targeting Coptic Christians who have left...
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Nigerian Muslims Responsible for Christmas Attacks
Muslim Jihadists are now claiming responsibility for the wave of bombings which struck churches in Nigeria on Christmas Eve. Although some officials within...
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Pakistan’s ISI and America’s CIA Facing Lawsuits
A pair of lawsuits threatens to strain the relationship that has developed between the United States and Pakistan since 9/11. For the first...
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Iran’s Dreary Power Struggles Continue
The First Vice President of Iran, Mohammed Reza Rahimi, one of the closest political allies of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, faces charges of corruption...
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Russian Colonel Accused of Plotting Coup
The bear continues to rattle as, on December 23, the Russian news agency Itar-Tass reported that a former Russian colonel was “detained on...
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International Communist Meeting Calls for United Front
Back in 1991, as newspapers around the world heralded headlines that read “Communism Falls” and the “End of Communism,” Gus Hall, the then-head...
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Nigerian Churches Bombed at Christmas
Even as Christians in Iraq cancelled church services at Christmas for fear of further Islamic terrorism against their dwindling community, Muslims in Nigeria...
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Iraqi Christians Cancel Christmas Celebrations
In Baghdad, the dwindling remnant of Christians will observe the Feast of the Nativity this year in the knowledge that for many of...
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Portugal Rating Downgrade Follows on Heels of Greece Bond Downgrade
Several weeks ago, Greece was on the point of collapse and the European Union needed to bail out the government. In November, Ireland,...
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