70 killed in major anti-PKK operation in southeast Turkey: army
Turkey said it had carried out airstrikes Friday on PKK “hideouts” and “weapons sites.”
Tag: Global Crisis
Death toll climbs as Philippine floods spread
“Almost the entire Philippines is experiencing rains. More floods are possible.”
Despite ‘Truce,’ Clashes Kill 68 in Yemen
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon welcomed negotiations, saying they were the only way to end the civil war.
Origins of Slavery Revealed
True history of human slavery hidden from mainstream narrative.
Weapons For Quiet Wars
Dangerous human splicing could spell disaster for humanity.
Apple crashes into bear market: $150B gone!
Apple’s $150 billion decline is larger than 475 companies in the Standard & Poor’s 500 are worth.
Slavery: Fisherman jailed for wanting to go home
Kyaw Naing just wanted to stop fishing.
Ukraine Has No Chance of Winning $3Bln Debt Case Against Russia
Ukraine owes Russia $3 billion in Eurobonds.
Claim: ‘Global Warming’ Slowing Earth’s Rotation
Earth’s spin is slowing down by one millisecond per day, study claims.
Dawn of the Cybersoldier
“The commercial world has already made this leap.”
Federal Reserve embarks on historic new era of higher interest rates
The Fed’s short-term rate had kept near zero for seven years.
Obama Administration Sets $1.83 Billion Arms Sale to Taiwan
“Our longstanding policy on arms sales to Taiwan has been consistent across six different U.S. administrations.”
India Worries It Compromised Too Much on Climate Treaty
“While give-and-take is normal in negotiations, we are of the opinion that the agreement could have been more ambitious.”
Political Prisoner: How Islam Is Destroying Europe
Author discusses the ideologies that spawned ISIS and the rise of Islamic extremism.
Portugal to reinstate up to 600 civil servants, minister says
The country had introduced a string of austerity measures that sparked huge discontent.