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James Anderson writes from Tokyo: Shinzo Abe, leader of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), has won a landslide victory in the Japanese general election.

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Anton Goryunov reports from New Delhi: Sometimes is seems hacks just don't know when to stop. Yes, I'm talking about the coverage of the death of Nurse Jacintha Salda...

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Stirring Trouble Internationally - Mehmet Ali writes from Cairo: So, President Mohamed Morsi has taken one step back. He no longer regards himself as being above the judiciary.

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Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs Freddie Matthews writes from London: Finally it's the last week we'll have to put up with the X Factor on TV, talked about nonstop on radio.

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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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Ben Delicious writes from Caracas: You've probably read it first on this website. I mean the brilliant report by my colleague from ITAR-TASS press agency, Sergei Sered...

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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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Adam Lovejoy writes from London: Yeah, yeah, the right to vote is enshrined in our constitution, someplace in it, and is set in stone in our so-called liberal democracy.

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Ben Delicious reports from London:  As the number of incidents of mobile phone rage quadruples in the civilised world - and that's not even including China - it is tim...

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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...

Dan Majestic writes Washington: Here we go again, folks. Another Libya is on its way, with all the usual offerings, including permanent infighting, countless civilian injuries.

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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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Gu Suhua writes from Beijing: The decision by the Chinese authorities to revoke the title of the auxiliary Bishop of Shanghai, Ma Daqin, reveals the deep seated anxiety.

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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 reports from London in parliament talking about the proposed military strike that did not win the vote, find out more about Bashar al Assad, PM Cameron and the measures in place to help Syria. Find out more about Tony Blair, President Barack Obama and the war in Iraq as reported in the US, all this and more over on Stirring Trouble Internationally.

R.F. Wilson reports from London near Scotland Yard in Scotland investigating TV presenter Rolf Harris, Jimmy Savile sexual abuse scandal, the BBC, paedophiles in the UK Mark Thompson and the Director General.

Adam Lovejoy is in London talking about the constant battles in life. Today's article is about mobile phones and driving. Find out the solutions to those peoples screaming and swearing. Improve your knowledge of Communications in the real business world and find out the one thing that makes Consumer Electronics stand out in the Shopping arena.

R.F. Wilson writes from London How about that Olympic legacy and the aftershock of the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games effected the economy. Read all about Dave and Boris down the East End , have a good Spice Girls curry with Russell Brand and how the Chinese-made restaurants are worth at least ten billion Eh?

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Adam Lovejoy is sharing some interesting points of view about Britain, the US and the UK. United States and the United Kingdom, after the UK parliament the al Assad regime. Tony Blair President Barack Obama the war in Iraq and the British budget. Read all about the US Secretary of State John Kerry over on Stirring Trouble Internationally.