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Greek PM asks for ‘realistic’ debt solutions instead of Austerity - 06/06/2015

Amidst Greece’s continuing troubles with its debt-ridden economy, proposals of austere sanctions by European leaders have been tagged unrealistic by the Greek government. Bailout funds have been stuck between constant negotiations. A potential defaulting by Greece or its exit out of Eurozone has been worrying most of Europe, as of now. The Greek government is yet to rally out of the financial...

The Aging Population as A Big Threat to the Eurozone - 06/05/2015

Things are improving in the euro area a bit: an increase of 0.4% in I quarter (1.6% annualized) was the highest figure in the last two years; unemployment fell to 11.1%, its lowest level in three years; inflation went up again. But even if economic statistics continue to improve, the euro zone expect a comprehensive crisis in the near future. The economic slowdown and the depletion of public...

American Weapons Aim to India - 06/05/2015

US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter finished his visit to India, the main result of which was the signing of a ten-year framework agreement on military-technical cooperation (MTC). The agreements opens up new opportunities for the United States in the struggle for leadership in the Indian arms market, which is owned by Russia. The three-day visit of US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter in...

New Snowden documents reveal NSA surveillance against hacking - 06/05/2015

The NSA has been skimming through the Internet-based communications of US residents in an effort to track hackers, according to a new report published from the documents leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden.   The interception has been happening without any court warrants or public notice or debate and was done to monitor cyberattacks which originated outside the US according to an...

Thailand GDP to go up by 3.5 per cent: World Bank - 06/04/2015

Thailand’s GDP is expected to raise by up to 3.5 percent in 2015, according to the World Bank’s Thailand Economic Monitor 2015.   The country’s economy grew only by 0.9 percent in 2014 and the lull was largely due to political issues as well as lower export demands from China and other dominant Southeast Asian countries, according to the report. But 2015 is expected to promise more for the...

China on the Road of Superpower - 06/04/2015

China aims to rank among the world leaders, and the West must cooperate with him wherever possible. No pressure, no containment plans of the Chinese leadership is not affected, says Philipp Bilsky. The message was clear – ‘Yougo!’ Last week, the Chinese Navy, eight times in a row got on for a radio contact with the American spy plane, requiring it to leave the airspace of the South China Sea. The...

Stephen Hawking Started to Talk About Euthanasia Again - 06/03/2015

Stephen Hawking said that in the future he would probably resort to the help of euthanasia. This thought the famous physicist said during an interview with a TV presenter Dara O'Briain, which will soon appear on the BBC TV channel. The words of the scientist are quoted by The Guardian. "To maintain the life of any man against his or her will is an absolute humiliation. I'll start thinking about...

Cameron: Convention on the Rights Needs to be Changed According to the Interests of Great Britain - 06/03/2015

In 2014, the country's Interior Minister Theresa May announced that Great Britain can refuse to carry out the clauses of the present Convention. It is known that David Cameron suggested the same idea before. In his opinion, it is absolutely necessary to rethink radically country’s relations with the European institutions. The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom David Cameron says that Britain...

Creditors Aligned the Requirements to Greece - 06/02/2015

EU countries and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have agreed a position on Greece, thereby eliminating previously observed differences, reports Bloomberg. At the same time the Greek authorities on Tuesday sent a reform plan to creditors, where quite painful concessions for the country are appearing, writes The Wall Street Journal, citing informed sources. According to the Greek Prime...

Snowden is Expected in Norway to Personally Collect an Award - 06/02/2015

The Norwegian Academy of literature and freedom of expression has already sent a letter to the Prime Minister Erna Solberg, and the Minister of Justice Anders Anudsen requesting an opportunity for Snowden to come to Norway to ensure that he will not be extradited to the United States. The Norwegian Academy of literature and freedom of expression, having awarded the prize to former US intelligence...
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