Declassified: How America Planned to Invade Italy (To Save It from Russia)
Declassified: How America Planned to Invade Italy (To Save It from Russia)
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India to set record with 104 satellites launched aboard single rocket
India to set record with 104 satellites launched aboard single rocket
Bahrain’s al-Wefaq slams regime violence, urges more protests
Bahrain’s al-Wefaq slams regime violence, urges more protests
US spots Russian intelligence-gathering ship off East Coast: Officials
US spots Russian intelligence-gathering ship off East Coast: Officials
‘Seven year-old kid’s homework assignment’: Showing top secret CIA psychics’ drawings to New Yorkers
‘Seven year-old kid’s homework assignment’: Showing top secret CIA psychics’ drawings to New Yorkers
Microsoft calls for ‘Digital Geneva Convention’ to guard civilians against cyber attacks
Microsoft calls for ‘Digital Geneva Convention’ to guard civilians against cyber attacks
Russia denies US claims of unsafe flybys in Black Sea
Russia denies US claims of unsafe flybys in Black Sea
Yemeni forces shoot down Saudi Arabian drone over Ma’rib
Yemeni forces shoot down Saudi Arabian drone over Ma’rib
Turkey runs informer network in Austria to target critics: MP
Turkey runs informer network in Austria to target critics: MP
The Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump: A Threat to American Democracy and an Agent of Chaos in the World?
The Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump: A Threat to American Democracy and an Agent of Chaos in the World?
Trump expects Russia to ‘return Crimea’ – White House
Trump expects Russia to ‘return Crimea’ – White House
Another Armenian Genocide?
Until a few weeks ago no one in North America even heard of journalist-blogger Alexander Lapshin. He lives primarily in Moscow but as a Russian-Israeli-Ukrainian citizen possessing three passports, Lapshin is a globetrotter who writes a blog called “Life Adventures” for the popular travel website LiveJournal. In Russia, his on the road stories to off the beaten path, unusual places around the world (122 in all) have generated quite a following for their colorful and humorous portrayal of life as a foreign tourist visiting various diverse cultures and locations. But the 40-year old Lapshin is in the political hot water … Continue reading →
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Another Armenian Genocide?
Until a few weeks ago no one in North America even heard of journalist-blogger Alexander Lapshin. He lives primarily in Moscow but as a Russian-Israeli-Ukrainian citizen possessing three passports, Lapshin is a globetrotter who writes a blog called “Life Adventures” for the popular travel website LiveJournal. In Russia, his on the road stories to off the beaten path, unusual places around the world (122 in all) have generated quite a following for their colorful and humorous portrayal of life as a foreign tourist visiting various diverse cultures and locations. But the 40-year old Lapshin is in the political hot water … Continue reading →
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Did the CIA Ruin Classical Music for the Masses?
As both a classically trained musician and an audiophile, the 1950s and 1960s was something of a golden age of recorded music. It was at this time that some of the most remarkable conductors of the 20th century were invited to make recordings on new stereophonic technology, whose sonic qualities equal and in some cases surpass that available in the 21stcentury. Marketed to eager consumers in the west on super hi-fidelity reel-to-reel tapes or more commonly high quality stereophonic LPs, it was something of a renaissance for classical music listeners. Whilst nothing can equal the magnitude of a powerful live … Continue reading →
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How Will the World End?
How humanity will meet its end is a an endless source of fascination in science fiction. But scientists claim many of the scenarios depicted in films – such as an asteroid strike and killer robots – may not be as far fetched as you might think. Now, in a new article for Wired, researchers at Cambridge University’s Study of Existential Risk (CESR) have come up with a list of 10 threats that may some day trigger an apocalypse. Artificial Intelligence Humanity faces an uncertain future as technology learns to think for itself and adapt to its environment. Artificial Intelligence, disguised … Continue reading →
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