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Protesters returned to Tahrir Square in Cairo today, despite the ban, after an Egyptian court acquitted ousted president Hosni Mubarak for the deaths of almost 900 protesters during the country’s 2011 uprising. The former president was […]

From The Telegraph (source): A loyal dog has shown up every day for two years at a hospital where her master passed away. Masha appears at the Siberian hospital’s reception area every morning, the Siberian Times […]

Abby Martin Breaks the Set on Ferguson Protest Contagion, The Real Anti-Semitism in Germany, Coercive Nuclear Negotiations & Black Friday Madness. On this episode Abby Martin speaks with RT correspondents around the country about the […]

Protesters angered by the government’s austerity measures clashed with police in riot gear in the Italian city of Catania on Friday Clashes reportedly broke out when the protesters tried to force through a police blockade […]

Russia is to begin biometric registration of all foreign citizens and persons without citizenship who receive entry visas, according to a new order signed by President Putin. The document published on the official government website says that starting on […]

Christos Protopapas, former union leader and Socialist labor minister, says that Greece’s international lenders have put the country under pressure to impose new austerity measures in a bid to resolve an ongoing budget disagreement. He […]

Sad news from The Guardian (source):  Cricketer Phillip Hughes has died in hospital after he was struck on the head by a short delivery during a Sheffield Shield match at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday. The […]

The Holocaust in Kashmir There is a crisis in Kashmir – a disputed land overseen by India.  According to the Facebook group, International Campaign for Human Rights in Kashmir (LIKE THEM HERE TO SUPPORT):  To gather […]