Strauss-Kahn Sued for Alleged Rape, French Author Claims Sexual Assault
Dominique Strauss-Kahn has not had the best of luck the last few months. (…)
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United States Continues Assault On Gadhafi, Cease-Fire Declared
In the beginning, many questioned whether or not an intervention by the United States, along with other allies forces, would help the situation in Libya. (…)
Gadhafi Continues Genocide, United States Fires Back
The genocide in Libya has not stopped. (…)
Libya Crisis Continues, World Leaders Meet
The violence in Libya is not over. (…)
High Speed Rail Introduced, Ground Travel To Become Faster Than Ever
All over Europe, as well as some countries in Eastern Asia, high-speed rails are a frequently used form of transportation. (…)
Mubarak Promises Democracy, Western Leaders Tell Him To Deliver
For thirty years President Hosni Mubarak has ruled over Egypt. (…)
Bin Laden Threatens France, Demands Withdrawal From Afghanistan
For the last decade, Osama bin Laden has sent warnings to the United States of America and other nations in the free world through videotapes and audiotapes. (…)
Obama Stops In New Delhi, Comments On India’s Security Council Aspirations
On his third day in India, President Barack Obama stopped in New Delhi to make a major announcement in front of parliament. (…)
Iran Is Prepared To Start Nuclear Discussions, Doesn’t Plan To Stop Usage
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the President of Iran, is scheduled to send a representative to a summit with other world powers in one month’s time about their nuclear aspirations. (…)
Alert Sent Out In Europe, Travel Deemed Dangerous
With the memory of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon still fresh in the minds of the citizens of the United States, the threat of terrorism in the air still makes most uneasy. (…)
