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Two Years After Romney, Biden Visits Poland

Two Years After Romney, Biden Visits Poland

In 2012, when Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney visited Poland to show solidarity with the newly free democracies of Eastern Europe, the American media mocked him. “What about your gaffes?” a journalist shrieked as Romney left a war memorial in

Citizens United at CPAC: A Hub of Conservative Activity

Citizens United at CPAC: A Hub of Conservative Activity

Amid the droves of attendees that descended upon National Harbor for the 50th anniversary of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) last week, Citizens United attracted thousands of these individuals to its events. Over the course of the conference, Citizens

Understanding Ukraine and Crimea Issues

Understanding Ukraine and Crimea Issues

Events in Ukraine and Crimea are difficult for Americans to understand. There are three books which help explain some of the historical and contemporary issues. Begin with Orlando Figes’sThe Crimean War, A History. One of the consequences of the Russian

NATO Sending Surveillance Planes to Ukraine Border

NATO Sending Surveillance Planes to Ukraine Border

BRUSSELS (AP) — NATO says it is dispatching surveillance aircraft to fly over Poland and Romania to monitor the crisis unfolding in neighboring Ukraine. The military alliance says the decision to send AWACS reconnaissance planes was taken by the ambassadors

Quarter of London's Homeless From Eastern Europe

Quarter of London's Homeless From Eastern Europe

New figures show that more than a quarter of rough-sleepers on London’s streets are from Eastern European countries that joined the EU in the past ten years. Figures reported by the Daily Mail state that 28 percent of the capital’s

Ukraine Issues Arrest Warrant for President

Ukraine Issues Arrest Warrant for President

SEVASTOPOL, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine’s acting government issued a warrant Monday for the arrest of President Viktor Yanukovych, last reportedly seen in the pro-Russian Black Sea peninsula of Crimea, accusing him of mass crimes against protesters who stood up for

World View: Europeans Broker 'Peace Agreement' in Ukraine

World View: Europeans Broker 'Peace Agreement' in Ukraine

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Europeans broker a ‘peace agreement’ in Ukraine Ukraine’s parliament votes to free president’s arch-enemy from jail Venezuela and other countries increasingly block press freedom Europeans broker a ‘peace agreement’ in Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko, Yanukovych’s

EU, Yanukovych Discuss 'Roadmap' From Crisis

EU, Yanukovych Discuss 'Roadmap' From Crisis

EU foreign ministers and Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych on Thursday discussed a possible “roadmap” out of the crisis, which the government and opposition had yet to agree on, said a German delegation source. In four hours of talks in Kiev,

Olympic Medal Standings

Olympic Medal Standings

SOCHI, Russia, Feb. 11 (UPI) —Medal standings at the Winter Olympics through Tuesday’s events: Gold Silver Bronze Total Norway 4 3 4 11 Canada 4 3 2 9 Germany 4 1 0 5 Netherlands 3 2 3 8 United States

Ronald Reagan's Birthday: A Gift from the Gipper

Ronald Reagan's Birthday: A Gift from the Gipper

Studying and writing about Ronald Reagan is it is like unwrapping a new package each day. He may have been the most prolific writer and lecturer and commentator ever to serve in the Oval Office and he remains one of the most interesting

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Teaser Trailer Cannot tell you how much I miss being excited about new movies… This looks like a cross between a middle school play and a video game…. — — “6 Movies We’re Looking Forward To.”

Vodka to Blame for High Death Risk in Russian Men

Vodka to Blame for High Death Risk in Russian Men

LONDON (AP) — Russian men who down large amounts of vodka — and too many do — have an “extraordinarily” high risk of an early death, a new study says. Researchers tracked about 151,000 adult men in the Russian cities

Pope Names 19 New Cardinals, Focusing on the Poor

Pope Names 19 New Cardinals, Focusing on the Poor

By FRANCES D’EMILIOAssociated PressVATICAN CITYPope Francis named his first batch of cardinals on Sunday, choosing 19 men from Asia, Africa, Latin America and elsewhere, including the developing nations of Haiti and Burkina Faso, in line with his belief that the

World View — Positions Harden in US/India Diplomatic Debacle

World View — Positions Harden in US/India Diplomatic Debacle

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Positions harden in U.S. vs India diplomatic debacle Poland surges past the EU in military modernization and growth Poland offers France logistical support in Central African Republic Positions harden in U.S. vs India diplomatic

Russia Stations Missiles Near Polish, Lithuanian Borders

Russia Stations Missiles Near Polish, Lithuanian Borders

According to the pro-regime Russian newspaper Izvestia, Russia has missiles with a range of hundreds of kilometers to the borders of Poland and Lithuania. The missiles were moved “some time” ago, according to Izvestia, and one of Izvestia‘s sources pegs