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The recent suspicious death of investigative Japanese TV journalist Masaki Iwaji, the only Japanese TV director working on Fukushima issues, who managed to get Fukushima humanitarian and corruption issues onto national TV, must be viewed […]

Australia’s senate has endorsed new anti-terror laws that will grant its intelligence agency the right to spy on any citizen with just a warrant, while journalists and whistleblowers “recklessly” exposing special ops can face up […]

Apple’s iPhone 6 Plus is presenting the company with some problems, and rival Samsung is stepping in to antagonize further with a new ad, seen above. The ad shows two unidentified phones in profile, one […]

From The International Business Times (source link):  Intelligence officials say the U.S. needs to be on the alert for terror threats from a militant group in Syria — and it’s not the Islamic State. While […]

From The International Business Times (source link):  Following Israel’s footsteps in denouncing Mahmoud Abbas’ speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, the United States reportedly hit out at the Palestinian President, calling his […]

Catalonia’s President has formally called a referendum to decide whether Spain’s richest region should be independent, defying Madrid which has vowed to block the move. The Spanish government has said it will appeal to the […]

From Reuters (Link): -” Over 100 pro-democracy students stormed Hong Kong government headquarters and scuffled with police late on Friday in protest against the Chinese government’s tightening grip on the former British colony. Police used […]

A draft resolution before the International Atomic Energy Agency was rejected by 13 votes: A resolution calling for nuclear inspections in Israel has been defeated by 13 votes at the International Atomic Energy Agency. Thursday’s […]