‘A delegation from the European Parliament was blocked by the Israeli authorities from entering Gaza on Tuesday, the EU said in a statement. The lawmakers, who are part of the working group of the European Parliament Delegation for relations with Palestine, arrived in Jerusalem on Monday and was due to visit Gaza to assess the […]
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‘It appears by the total lack of coverage that the utter collapse of Europe’s banking system is entirely irrelevant to the “fortress-like” balance sheets of US banks… but it is not. Once again today, US financials saw bonds dumped across the senior and subordinated segments.’ Read more: The Crash In US Bank Stocks Is Only Half-Way […]
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‘The Russian government has no plans to lift the embargo on Western foods imposed in response to the anti-Russian sanctions. ‘The reason behind the food embargo is that we consider our state interests affected [by Western sanctions against Russia]. The Russian side is not considering a possibility of lifting its counter sanctions at this stage,’ […]
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‘Human rights campaigners have filed a legal challenge against Downing Street after Prime Minister David Cameron edited the ministerial code to remove the government’s obligation to uphold international law. Lawyers acting on behalf of the Gulf Center for Human Rights (GCHR) are expected to argue the change in ministerial code could alter decisions about the […]
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‘Facial coding technology will be used by the BBC to examine viewers’ subconscious reactions to their shows and discover any “emotional attachment” they have to the broadcaster, after a series of trials yielded positive results. Using technology from British company CrowdEmotion, cameras will be used to record facial expressions. The movements are then divided […]
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‘Insurance policies are being sold to British Army commanders to protect them from potential legal action from battlefield claims, it has been revealed. Hundreds of British soldiers have faced investigation over cases of alleged murder and abuse in recent wars. The UK’s Ministry of Defense (MoD) is currently facing hundreds of claims of alleged abuse […]
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‘A century ago, Carl Sandburg dubbed Chicago the City of Big Shoulders: ‘hog butcher for the world, tool maker, stacker of wheat, player with railroads and the nation’s freight handler; stormy, husky brawling.’ All of this was true of America itself as well: Nation of big shoulders. The United States was a brawny country that […]
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‘Canada is selling off most of its remaining gold reserves, mainly by selling gold coins, figures from the Bank of Canada and Finance Department show. The country held just $19 million US worth of gold as of last Monday. Through most of 2015, the country’s gold reserves stood at more than $100 million US. Finance […]
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‘After decades of investigation, Paul Schrade has no doubt about the identity of the man who shot him in the head shortly after midnight on June 5, 1968, in the kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel: It was Sirhan Sirhan, the same gunman convicted of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy. And yet, when Schrade came face to […]
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‘Here’s my little joke of the month: How do you spell Pentagon? M-O-R-E. Whether it’s funny or not, it couldn’t be more accurate. And that urge for more is fed endlessly by an American military that has increasingly become the only “option” on that mythical “table” in Washington where all options are supposedly kept. Recently, […]
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‘The documentary film ‘World War Three: Inside the War Room’ was described in advance by the BBC as a ‘war game’ detailing the minute-by-minute deliberations of the country’s highest former defense and security officials facing an evolving crisis involving Russia. What gave unusual realism and relevance to their participation is that they were speaking their […]
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‘While taking up occupancy of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, protestors reportedly gained access to sensitive information stored on the computers there, revealing sinister plans by the BLM to confiscate privately owned land before auctioning it off corporate interests, according a source who requested anonymity. In an effort to suppress this information, the FBI is […]
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‘The New York Police Department (NYPD) has used the covert cell phone spying devices known as Stingrays more than 1,000 times since 2008, including for the investigation of low-level crimes and typically without a warrant, the New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) revealed on Thursday. ‘If carrying a cell phone means being exposed to military […]
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‘There will be yet another sigh and rolling of the eyes from the general public on reading that Her Majesty’s Treasury bosses are, amongst others, routinely accepting gifts and expensive dinners with lobbyists from banks even whilst they were being investigated for some of the biggest financial crimes in history such as market rigging. The […]
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‘The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is seeking more than $4.6 million in unpaid taxes from former Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO Martin Shkreli, Gawker reported on Thursday. The agency filed a lien against Shkreli in New York City last month, seeking $4,625,496.70 in taxes from 2014, as well as $3,431.85 in unpaid taxes from 2013. Neither Shkreli […]
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