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Included today is a 23 minute video with Wole Soyinka who shares about how Islam is not a problem. Alexander Nekrassov shares the Russian military analysts predictions about potential rise of violence in the area. Boko Haram is an organisation responsible for kidnapping lots of children from school a few months ago. You may remember the appeals made by Michelle Obama to return the children. Boko Haram are trying to get attention for Western aid for oil and this is perhaps what is motivating the escalating violence. Former Kremlin Alexander Nekrassov makes a good point about how violence escalates and suggests some solutions to prevent any further violence in the area. Read the article in full over on Voice of Russia.

2020 Olympics news from Argentina. Ted Obvious reports from Buenos Aires about this confirmed 2020 Summer Olympics, Tokyo. The International Olympic Committee has decided Japan is a perfect location to hold the next Olympic festival. As I am sure you can imagine there was a lot of competition for example Istanbul was a close candidate. Also Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy made an interesting attempt to have the 2020 in Espanyol. Shinzo Abe made a great impression with the international olympic committee, find out the details over on Stirring Trouble Internationally.

Life's A Bitch When You're A Hood. Despite What Hollywood And The Gaming Industry say computer games industry with games like Grand Theft Auto V and other violent games attract cool dudes who relate with people from poor backgrounds as they drive them around in their fancy cars.

Imagine this retail trade charge browsers for entering shops, a deposit down would get you access to the store. Outside, nothing other than a guard, a cashier and some digital flashing lights to entertain passers by along the high street. R.F.Wilson reports from London suggests in the satirical post to get you thinking before the Christmas rush.

Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs Thomas Mathew writes from London: So, we now have 19 Tory cool cats who have formed a group in support of legalising gay marriage. The group includes such outstanding ...

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Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs James Marshall writes from Brussels: Addressing the Bundestag, Angela Merkel put a brave face on her defeat in Brussels over a banking union. She talked about building...

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The think sheet comes when you look at the future. Imagine this you have Trouble because you can no longer use the Tube and trains because of all those raving fans so when you write a book and create a life avoid any sensationalism. So are you excited about your Book written all about you? Lean in listen to your own story and how it unfolds in life and on the page.

He's a boy George as you will find out in today's business report of economic life in the UK. Adam Lovejoy inside scoop from London on George Osborne referred to here in a satirical way as Boy George for his recently publicised 'Turning A Corner' campaign.

Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs Mehmet Ali writes from Damascus: Big, big changes are happening in the stand-off between President Bashar al Assad's regime and the rebels. Fighting is now going on in...

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Ben Delicious writes from London: Have you heard a good juicy joke from anyone on the comedy scene in the past four years about bankers or politicians? You know, a har...

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Ted Obvious writes from Paris in a satirical fashion about viruses out there. Have a laugh over on Stirring Trouble Internationally about the H1N1 virus, World Health Organisation and pop band the WHO. Find out the new definitions of the word according to the United Nations, and find out what the Director General saw. If you have ever found yourself wondering about Swine Flu the World Trade Organisation and parrots who say 'Yes' all the time and 'your welcome' then your at the right place.

Ben Delicious reports from London about David Beckham and an unusual report of a crush on Cherie Blair. Have a laugh over on Stirring Trouble Internationally about Tony Blair because of his involvement with the war in Iraq a few years ago.

He gives some explanations why pop stars are feeling the pressure and in the world of sports why Yes the US Open ending soon is going to create a few months of latency in the world of sports. Find out why Lance Armstrong must be over the moon and why the Rolling Stones still manage to break even when every other musician seems to fail. And last but not least the reports and threats coming in about a Third World War explained as yet as another financial write off. This is sure to go down a storm just like the big bang' theory.

R.F.Wilson reports from London about English Premiership football, although I don't really understand how anyone can be an expert on matters relating to a bunch of people pushing the ball for 90 minutes.

Living in an Embassy these days in not a great place to be. R.F.Wilson writes about Julian Assange in London and takes another look at WikiLeaks. The embassy of Ecuador in London has if you do not know or been living in a box is a building sheltering the founder.

The published campaign is now in rotation and Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs is continuing to share about the theme so you can better understand what its all about.

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Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs Freddie Matthews writes from London: Look, it's that time of the year so let's get the Christmas albums out of the way before it's too late. A sentiment that all of th...

Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs Martin McCauley writes from Frankfurt: Horrors of horrors. The German central bank, the Bundesbank, has just produced some shocking stats.

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Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs Jan Weatherhead writes from Washington: A Pentagon team won't be home early for Christmas. They're the committee trying to anticipate how US defence will get more bang...

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Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs Freddie Matthews writes from London: It goes without saying that if an artist wants to release a Christmas album it must be recorded by July. This Katherine Jenkins.

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