World

Ebola has resurfaced in Liberia and has claimed its second victim, as the deadly disease re-emerges in Africa.  The woman, who was in her early 20’s, died on July 12 following the death of a […]

John Pilger says that the leaders of Syriza are revolutionaries of a kind – but their revolution is the perverse kind He writes: An historic betrayal has consumed Greece. Having set aside the mandate of […]

In his first interview since resuming office, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis has described the Greece bailout deal offered by Europe as a “coup d’état which used banks instead of tanks“. “If our party Syriza, that […]

Could a potentially damaging leaked document from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) threaten the already delicate Greek bailout deal agreed to this week?  The document reveals a secret IMF study in which it suggests Greece will not […]

Reports are saying this week that Russia’s aging fleet of Russian military aircraft has experienced an unusually high number of crashes in the last 30 days due to “overuse”. According to Yahoo! News [1]: Since […]

The conclusion to nuclear talks between the Islamic Republic and six world powers marks a “historic day” as a nuclear deal is reached bringing an end to the dispute over Tehran’s nuclear program and related […]

It’s snowing in Australia.  An unusual cold spell has swept across two states in Australia, covering many area’s of it’s East Coast in white snow. According to The Daily Mail [1]: Residents living in the […]

Following the recent testing of the US B61-12 nuclear bomb in Europe, and Washington’s admission that it is “capable of reaching Russia“, Moscow have criticised the tests as being not only being “provocative” but also indicative that the US […]

Greece’s former Finance Minister, Yanis Varoufakis, has said that the Greek in-out referendum in which the public voted to reject harsh bailout terms set by Europe, was a waste of time. He claims that Greece has been […]

It’s a horrifying prospect:  Greece may have to sell it’s ancient ruins and sights in Athens and elsewhere, as well as nature preserves, and islands as part of it’s deal under the new bailout agreement. […]