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Syria Reveals Previously Undeclared Chemical Weapons Facilities

Syria, which had claimed to have destroyed all of its chemical weapons production facilities, has revealed a previously undeclared research and development facility and a ricin-producing laboratory. Reuters reports that, according to diplomatic sources, Syria detailed three new facilities to

Syria Reveals Previously Undeclared Chemical Weapons Facilities

Nearly 1,000 Chinese Soldiers Enter India

On September 18, nearly 1,000 Chinese soldiers entered India’s Ladakh Chumur sector. Chinese President Xi Jinping was also visiting India on September 18. According to The Times of India, Indian Army sources indicate the Chinese troops “moved inside the Line

Nearly 1,000 Chinese Soldiers Enter India

PM Modi Says al Qaeda Will Fail in India

(Reuters) – Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said al Qaeda will struggle to recruit members in the world’s second-most populous nation and he praised Indian Muslims for their commitment to fight for the country. Al Qaeda announced the formation of its

PM Modi Says al Qaeda Will Fail in India

Hollywood Greed: Layoffs Loom as Company Profits Surge

Everyday working class folks are taking it in the neck while the companies that lay them off are reaping huge profits and winning hundreds of millions of dollars in corporate welfare. Is that the logline for Oliver Stone’s latest sequel,

Hollywood Greed: Layoffs Loom as Company Profits Surge

Lebanon Cooling toward Syrian Refugees

Partly out of fear, partly out of frustration, Lebanese assistance to Syrian refugees is waning. Bordering on Syria, Lebanon fears incursions from jihadist groups like the Islamic State and the al-Nusra Front of the al-Qaeda network. The Syrian conflict could

Lebanon Cooling toward Syrian Refugees

UK Markets Swinging Towards Scottish 'No'

LONDON (Reuters) – British financial markets placed a raft of late bets that Scots would vote “No” to independence on Thursday, pushing the pound and Scottish-based stocks higher in the final hours of polling. Since a poll almost two weeks

UK Markets Swinging Towards Scottish 'No'

Possible Tainted Vaccinations Kill Over 36 Children

Doctors in the rebel held north of Syria fear tainted measles vaccinations killed 36 children. The United Nations provided the shots in the rebel-held north. The children in Jirjanaz and Maaret al-Nouman showed symptoms only an hour after they received

Possible Tainted Vaccinations Kill Over 36 Children

North Korean Leader Might Visit Beijing

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may visit Beijing as his first foreign trip since assuming power in 2011. According to Reuters, the Chinese Ambassador to South Korea, Qiu Guohong, signaled the possibility on September 17. Qiu spoke of the

North Korean Leader Might Visit Beijing

Syria Air Strikes 'Kill Dozens in Rebel Town'

(AFP) Syrian air strikes on a besieged rebel town in the heart of the country have killed nearly 50 people over the past two days, a monitoring group said on Wednesday. On Monday, air strikes killed 23 people in the

Syria Air Strikes 'Kill Dozens in Rebel Town'

IAEA Too Underfunded to Monitor Iran's Nuclear Activities

On September 15, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said it is over $900,000 short of what is needed to adequately fund the monitoring of Iran’s nuclear activities. This news comes as “the [temporary] deal agreed upon between Iran and

IAEA Too Underfunded to Monitor Iran's Nuclear Activities

Scottish Opponents of Independence Slightly Ahead: Polls

EDINBURGH (Reuters) – Scottish supporters of staying in the United Kingdom are 4 percentage points ahead of secessionists with just a day to go before Scots vote in an independence referendum, three different opinion polls showed. The United Kingdom’s fate

Scottish Opponents of Independence Slightly Ahead: Polls

Scottish 'Don't Knows' Hold Key to Historic Vote

EDINBURGH (Reuters) – Scotland’s independence campaign has stoked strong passions on both sides but with just two days until Thursday’s historic referendum, it is the quiet waverers who may hold the balance of power. Scotland decides on Sept 18. whether

Scottish 'Don't Knows' Hold Key to Historic Vote

Belgian Synagogue Fire Leads to Arson Investigation

(Reuters) – Belgian prosecutors are investigating a fire at a synagogue in Brussels on Tuesday, which they say was set intentionally but does not seem to have been a “terrorist attack”, a spokesman said. The blaze broke out early on

Belgian Synagogue Fire Leads to Arson Investigation

Poll: 40% of European Jews Hide Their Faith

A recent study has revealed that approximately forty percent of European Jewry hides their Jewish identity, according to the Rabbinical Center of Europe (RCE) and the European Jewish Associations (EJA). Rabbi Menachem Margolin from Brussels, Belgium, presides over both organizations.

Poll: 40% of European Jews Hide Their Faith