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Iran Leader: West Fails to Bring Iran to Its Knees

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran’s Supreme Leader said Tuesday the western global powers will not be able to bring Iran to its knees in nuclear talks, his website reported. Speaking to a group of clerics, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Tuesday

Iran Leader: West Fails to Bring Iran to Its Knees

Britain Wins 3 International Emmys

NEW YORK (AP) — Britain’s Stephen Dillane and the Netherlands’ Bianca Krijgsman won the top acting prizes Monday night at the 42nd International Emmy Awards in which the honors were spread among eight countries. The highlight of the awards gala

Britain Wins 3 International Emmys

Two Britons ‘Fighting Alongside Kurds against IS Group’

At least two Britons are among around 15 Westerners fighting in Syria alongside Kurdish guerrillas against the Islamic State group (IS), according to British media. The Observer newspaper reported that Jamie Read, from North Lanarkshire in Scotland, and James Hughes,

Two Britons ‘Fighting Alongside Kurds against IS Group’

After Nuclear Phase-Out, Germany Debates Scrapping Coal

After deciding to scrap nuclear power, Germany is pondering saying goodbye to coal, its biggest energy source but also its top polluter and main threat to ambitious climate goals. Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government is split on the issue, which pits

After Nuclear Phase-Out, Germany Debates Scrapping Coal

Master of All Mediums Mike Nichols Dead at 82

NEW YORK (AP) — A legend of film, theater and comedy in nearly equal measure, Mike Nichols was an unquestioned fixture of smart, urbane American culture across a relentlessly versatile, six-decade career that on stage or screen, reliably coursed with

Master of All Mediums Mike Nichols Dead at 82

Labour Tries to Cash in on Immigration Concerns

Labour have joined the fight back against UKIP as they try to claim they will be tough on EU immigration. In an article for the Mail Online, Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Rachel Reeves claimed that Labour would ‘put fairness

Labour Tries to Cash in on Immigration Concerns

Germany's Merkel Insists Britain Remain in EU

German Chancellor Angela Merkel insisted Monday that Britain remain in the European Union, saying it was a vital gateway to the world for continental nations. Prime Minister David Cameron has said he will hold an in-or-out referendum on Britain’s membership

Germany's Merkel Insists Britain Remain in EU

Full Text Of Sir John Major's Speech In Berlin

Below is the full text of Sir John Major’s speech in Berlin yesterday: Twenty-five years ago this week, the Berlin Wall came down. German was reunited with German – and an arbitrary and brutal division of Europe was, at last,

Full Text Of Sir John Major's Speech In Berlin

Thousands of California Nurses Strike over Ebola

OAKLAND, California –Nearly 20,000 Kaiser Permanente nurses throughout Northern California took to the streets in protest on Tuesday and Wednesday, touting at least 30 agenda items, including calls for Ebola preparedness and complaints about staff cuts. Their goal: to bring

Thousands of California Nurses Strike over Ebola

42,000 Romanians and Bulgarians Take UK Jobs

The Conservative pledge to slow immigration appears to be on the rocks, and those who warned of a flood of economic migrants after work restrictions for new members was lifted at the start of the year have been vindicated after

42,000 Romanians and Bulgarians Take UK Jobs

EU Court Backs Curbs on 'Benefits Tourism'

Judges in a landmark ruling have said EU migrants cannot expect to live off state handouts in another country if they cannot support themselves. In a decision which will be music to the Prime Minister’s ears after a rocky start

EU Court Backs Curbs on 'Benefits Tourism'

EU President Told to Resign Amid Tax Allegations

Controversial EU President Jean Claude Juncker is facing calls to resign amid allegations he presided over tax tourism when he was Prime Minister of Luxembourg. Leaked documents seem to indicate that potentially illegal tax breaks were given to multinational corporations

EU President Told to Resign Amid Tax Allegations

World View: European High Court Clamps Down on 'Benefit Tourism'

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Vladimir Putin causes scandal with shawl for Xi Jinping’s wife European high court clamps down on ‘benefit tourism’ African football (soccer) federation expels Morocco over Ebola fears Vladimir Putin causes scandal with shawl for

World View: European High Court Clamps Down on 'Benefit Tourism'

Top EU Court Rules Against 'Welfare Tourism'

The EU’s top court ruled on Tuesday that member states do not have to provide social welfare payments to EU citizens moving to their country solely to claim benefits. Charges that the European Union’s core freedom of movement principle has

Top EU Court Rules Against 'Welfare Tourism'

Gun Control: A Tyrant's Tool in World History

Gun control is a tool that individual tyrants and various colonial rulers the world over have used to place—and keep—entire populations in a defenseless and subjective posture.  Three examples that clearly illustrate the truth of this are Cambodia, China, and

Gun Control: A Tyrant's Tool in World History

Lena Dunham Goes Silent on Twitter

Lena Dunham put a halt to her international book tour this past weekend after disturbing passages from her new memoir, Not That Kind of Girl, went viral and led to child molestation allegations. Dunham wrote on Twitter that her words, which were

Lena Dunham Goes Silent on Twitter