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- 6Welcome home, Tawerghans!
- 7Degenerate, barbarian modern European "values"
- 8Naval base in Cuba would be Russia's best response to US hawks
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- 10US started Ukraine civil war
- 11Ukraine's war crimes exposed
- 12Russia waves goodbye to useless PACE
- 13Major turning point in Greece for better or worse
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- 15Of Mice, a few good Men and one big Bully
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Uday Al-Zaidy: The Face of Liberated Iraq
On 10 January the Brussels Tribunal circulated, internationally, an urgent Appeal (1) for the release of the prominent Iraqi journalist and human rights campaigner Mr Uday Al-Zaidy who had been disappeared by Iraqi militia the previous evening.
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Russia
Naval base in Cuba would be Russia's best response to US hawks
A new NATO command center will be created near Varna in Bulgaria: 40 commanders, trainers and liaison officers. The decision was made during the visit of US Secretary of State Kerry and NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg to Bulgaria. Russia has been increasing its military potential in the Crimea, and it comes as a response to NATO's activity
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Society
Most Russians believe Western countries fear and respect Russia
A recent poll conducted by Levada Center showed that 69 percent of Russian citizens believe that Russia should continue its decisive policy in response to Western sanctions. Respondents were asked how, in their opinion, Russia should act in response to Western sanctions. The most popular answer was: Russia should continue its policyOpinion
Western civilization: The sham
Western civilization is based upon hollow, meaningless words such as freedom and democracy when in fact, neither exist. Neither is there true freedom of expression, nor is there true democracy. In fact the entire western civilization story is an urban myth, a sham and a barefaced, blatant tissue of lies and hypocrisy from beginning to end. 
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Science
Huge asteroid to fly by Earth before returning in 2050
Asteroid 2004 BL86, slated to swoosh by Earth on Jan. 26, is the largest known body to pass near our home planet until 2027. The asteroid will miss Earth at a velocity of about 15.7 km/s. This January is a busy month for near-Earth asteroids. Only this week, two space rocks passed by our planet at a very close distance of less than 2 LDBusiness
State Duma to punish Google, Apple and PayPal
Russian officials requested the authorities should conduct negotiations with such companies as Paypal, Google, Apple, Visa, MasterCard, and several others, who interrupted their activities on the territory of Crimea, which is a subject of the Russian Federation. The companies said that they had to suspend their work in the Crimea over sanctions
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Incidents
A Russian response strategy on ISIS
ISIS' move to provoke Japan doesn't seem very clever since Tokyo's government hasn't taken any active role in the offensive against the Islamic State and has only contributed with humanitarian aid for refugees in Northern Iraq. Russia is an interesting case when dealing with ISIS and other jihadist organizations
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Sport
Bale and Benzema on target
Messi gets a brace at Barça, along with Neymar. At Real, Bale and Benzema hit the net. Chelsea reaches the League Cup Final in England as January draws to a close and one of the European Leagues frozen out of winter starts to revive. Next week the Bundesliga is back.History, traditions
Islamic State was born in 1979 with covert operations in Afghanistan
The history of the Islamic State began in 1979, when Brzezinski convinced the president to sign a secret authorization to begin covert operations in Afghanistan, six months before the Soviets arrived around Christmastime of 1979. Known as the Bernard-Lewis Plan, it involved promoting Islamic Fundamentalism all across the Southern tier of the USSR
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Health
The Killer: Multi-resistant Tuberculosis
Mycobacterium tuberculosis is thought to have emerged some 40,000 years ago, started to be prevalent some 10,000 years ago and developed some dangerous resistant strains around 6,000 years ago. A recent study tracks the history of Tuberculosis around the world and over the centuries.Most popular
Western civilization: The sham
Western civilization is based upon hollow, meaningless words such as freedom and democracy when in fact, neither exist. Neither is there true freedom of expression, nor is there true democracy. In...
No Russian Troops in Ukraine/Obama Admits to Coup
There are 2 major points: 1) Obama admits in a video that US started the coup in Kiev. 2) Kiev General admits no Russian troops in Ukraine. The reason for sanctions against Russia is because they...
photo-reports: 13, photos: 95Incidents
- Putin expresses serious concerns over ongoing bloodshed in Donbass
- EU to lift sanctions from Ukrainian officials
- Oil at lowest price since April 2009
- President Putin congratulates all Russians and Orthodox Christians on Christmas
- USD to overtake Euro?
- North Korea ready for seven-day nuclear war with South Korea
- French police hunt for suspects of Charlie Hebdo attack
- Ukrainian PM Yatsenyuk obsessed with Kremlin's hand
- AirAsia: Was it a stall?
- Mass casualty attacks planned by Al-Qaeda
- Comet Lovejoy is here
- Terror war in France: Four hostages killed, more hostages seized
- Ukrainian PM Arseny Yatsenyuk blames Soviet Union for invading Germany
- Snowden: Life in Russia is great!
- Hebdo attack directed from Yemen
- Boko Haram: Massacres cause too many victims to count
- Elena Obraztsova, world-famous opera singer, dies at 76 in Germany
- Ukraine plans another war in southeast - Russian FM Lavrov
- Charlie Hebdo strongly determined to continue insulting believers
- Russia won't give Crimea back as Germany wants
- Russia wants written explanation from France regarding Mistral ships
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