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News Headlines May 9, 2015: Li Jinyuan Takes 6400 Staff on Holiday to France, Russia Marks V-E Day, Dubai to Employ Robot Cops
V-Day Parade Coverage by Russia Today The United States Wants a Unipolar World – Vladimir Putin Chinese Billionaire Li Jinyuan Takes 6400 Staff on Holiday to France Norway Abolishes Blasphemy Law Protesters Clash at Downing Street in Protest of New Conservative Government in United Kingdom Russia Marks 70th Anniversary of Victory Over Nazi Germany People’s […]
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News Headlines May 8, 2015: Tesla Receives $800 Million in Orders for Battery, UK Opposition Party Leaders Resign, Putin Fires Generals
Chinese president arrives in Russia, meets with Putin from Russia Today Tesla’s Battery Receives $800 million in Orders Leaders of Opposition UK Parties Resign in Wake of Tory Victory United Nations Inspectors Discover VX and Sarin Gas at Location in Syria Water with Potential for Life Found on Saturn’s Moon, Enceladus Vietnamese Mail Order Bride […]
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News Headlines May 7, 2015: Egypt Pledges to Rebuild the Lighthouse of Alexandria
Egypt to Rebuild the Lighthouse of Alexandria “Death to America” Replaced with Artwork in Iran No Prison Camps in North Korea Because No One Disagrees with the Government Luxembourg Recognizes Armenian Genocide Selfie Destroy Sculpture in Italy Denmark Makes Cash Optional for Some Transactions US Troops Training Syrian Rebels to Fight ISIS Russia’s New Armata […]
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News Headlines May 5, 2015: US Authorizes Ferry to Cuba, China Wants Muslims to Sell Alcohol, Tel Aviv Protests Due to Police Brutality
United States Authorizes Commercial Ferry Service to Cuba Qatar Detains German Reporters Investigating World Cup People’s Republic of China Orders Muslims to Sell Cigarettes, Alcohol to “Weaken Islam” Canadian Anti-Terror Legislation Sparks Anger France’s Lower House Approves Sweeping Intelligence Bill Islamic State of Iraq and Syria Claims Responsibility for Texas Shooting Blue Galaxy Discovered 7.4 […]
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Territorial Disputes in East Asia: Japan’s Military Buildup to Counter China’s Expansion
Russia Today: ‘Japan, US struggle to contain China at any cost’ Will Japan amend article 9 of its constitution to allow for military buildup to counter a rising People’s Republic of China? Shinzo Abe’s government argues peace, critics say it’s all about arms sales Tensions in southeast Asia have remained as territorial disputes over possessions […]
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News Headlines: April 22, 2015 – Chinese Scientists Modify Human Embryos, Islamic State Replaces Caliph, Russia to Close Most Universities
People’s Republic of China (PRC) Scientists Modify the Genes of Human Embryos Russia Announces Plan to Close 40% of Universities by 2016 Russian Federation Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov: Islamic State Russia’s Greatest Enemy, Not US Islamic State of Iraq and Syria Reportedly Replaces Wounded Caliph with Physics Teacher South Korea to Spend $1.6 Trillion to […]
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News Headlines: April 21, 2015 – ISIS Leader Injured in Air Strike, Fukushima Dumping Nuclear Waste, Staff at Windsor on Strike, PRC Plans Modern Silk Road
Austria Recognizes Armenian Genocide Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) Leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi Seriously Injured in Airstrike Toxic Waste Dumped Into Ocean from Fukushima After Outage Scandal Involving Australian Universities and Foreign Students Staff at Windsor Castle on Strike Saudi King Issues Decree Sending Saudi National Guard Troops Into Yemen Russian Prime Minister […]
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Japan‘s Rearmament: Reawakened Nationalism or Neo-Realist Pragmatism?
Inside Japan’s Controversial Military Expansion Decades after World War II, Japan begins an aggressive rearmament program Implications for the stability of the greater Pacific region notwithstanding, what does Japan‘s aggressive expansion of the Self Defense Forces (SDF) projective/offensive military capability mean for Japan‘s place in the wider world? Is Japan merely responding to China‘s (People’s […]
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Joshua Wong Arrested in Civic Square: Hong Kong‘s Scholarism Student Group Leader
17-year old Joshua Wong, leader of the Scholarism movement, has been arrested in Hong Kong. Yvonne Leung Lai-kwok, head of the Hong Kong University Student’s Union confirmed that Wong and four other students were arrested and taken by police for alleged acts of violence against police officers. The police arrested the student organizer in Hong […]
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