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Shyne Calls Attention to Belize With Prime Minister Father

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http://www.vladtv.com/ – Shyne opens up about his relationship with his father, the Prime Minister of Belize, and (more…)

British government minister quits over clash with police

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A key member of Prime Minister David Cameron’s government quit Friday amid a simmering dispute over an incident last month in which he was accused of abusing police officers with foul language and derogatory remarks about working class people. Andrew Mitchell, who was chief whip and attended Cabinet, was accused by police of confronting them More >

Tensions are growing after Turkey military vote

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Turkey  launched retaliatory strikes on Syrian targets as its parliament authorised further military action, but Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the decision was not a mandate for war. The two moves suggested that Turkey is preparing to take a more aggressive stance against Syria in the wake of an incident on Wednesday in which mortar More >

Norwegian Prime Minister facing pressure to resign

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OSLO, Norway—Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg is facing pressure to resign after a report scolded public authorities for failing to prevent or interrupt bomb and gun attacks that killed 77 people last year. One of Norway’s largest newspapers, VG, on Tuesday urged Stoltenberg to step down, saying he bore the ultimate responsibility for the More >

Plans to reform House of Lords abandon by UK Government

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The UK coalition government is under its most acute strain since the partnership of unlikely allies was formed in 2010, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has acknowledged as he confirmed his cherished hope of reforming the House of Lords has been doomed by opposition from his own colleagues.

Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrats – the junior More >

Indian premier shocked and saddened by Temple shooting

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NEW DELHI, –  Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says he is shocked and saddened by the shooting attack that killed six people at a Sikh house of worship in the US

“That this senseless act of violence should be targeted at a place of religious worship is particularly painful,” said Singh, who is a member of the Sikh faith.

He said he hoped the More >

Israeli soldiers kill Palestinian at checkpoint

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Israeli soldiers have shot dead one Palestinian and wounded two others early Monday at a checkpoint near East Jerusalem, Palestinian medical and security sources say.

The victim, 40-year-old Akram Dair from a village in the West Bank near Ramallah, was driving in a car with two other Palestinians when border guards opened fire on them, the More >

Digger graveyard desecrated in Libya

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THERE has been another war graves attack at a cemetery in Libya which contains the remains of Australian soldiers.

Authorities say a headstone has been damaged and temporary markers removed from some graves at the Commonwealth War Cemetery in Benghazi.

“The nationality of the individual buried beneath the headstone that was damaged is not yet More >

States to blame for power hikes – PM

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PRIME Minister Julia Gillard has heaped blame for rapidly rising electricity prices onto state governments and says they should be doing more to help families who are struggling to cope.

NSW‘s pricing regulator announced earlier this week that average annual household electricity bills would rise by up to $427 from July 1.

It’s the same day the More >

Politicians from all parties have always as a relationship with the media

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Politicians from all parties have always as a relationship with the media and it is no secret that different tabloid newspapers either support Conservative, Labour or Liberal Democrat. In a democracy there are no problems with that, newspaper are run by human beings and they have a right to support whichever party they believe have the best More >

British PM dismiss claims there were covert deals with Murdoch

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BRITISH Prime Minister David Cameron last night dismissed claims that his party made covert deals with Rupert Murdoch’s media empire as he faced a grilling at Britain’s media ethics inquiry.

In eagerly awaited testimony to the Leveson inquiry, Mr Cameron admitted, however, that British politicians had become too close to newspapers and said that More >

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