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Anton Goryunov writes about Bashar al Assad and the US news from outside Syria. Read all about the Vietnam war, find out more about Agent Orange, Viet Cong, the chemical war, Captain Scarlett in the war in Iraq and why the enemy often looks like Saddam Hussein when Chemical Weapons are used.

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?

Ted Obvious writes from London foreign ministries the United Nations in Syria the President Bashar al-Assad. Middle East and North Africa a duty free shop Remember the Wikileaks the Middle East.

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.

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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Freddie Matthews writes from London: This may well be a new release for 2012 but this collection of Christmas songs was originally released by its producer Phil Specto...

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Ollie Makepeace writes from Ankara: At an academic group meeting here this week on Euro-politics the conclusion was hard to avoid "Accession of Turkey to the European Union" Ankara Brussels Cyprus EU "European Union" "Northern Cyprus" "Recep Tayyip Erdogan" TurkeyTurkey's ambition for EU membership ...

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G K Salmuson writes from Washington: North Korea has shown two fingers to the United Nations and NATO and successfully launched a long-range ballistic rocket.

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Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs R.F.Wilson reports from Belfast: If I were Peter Robinson, Northern Ireland's First Minister and leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, I'd be very worried. And not ...

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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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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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Freddie Matthews writes from London: There aren't many legends left in the music industry these days but one musical genius who does remain is Neil Diamond.

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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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Samuel Marshall writes from New Delhi: A senior Indian army officer has just called on the government and nation to wake up. They are sleepwalking as the Chinese military.

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Freddie Matthews writes from London: The headline news this week has to be the X-Factor winner James Arthur releasing his brand new winner's single Impossible.

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Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs Mehmet Ali writes from Damascus: America's decision to classify the Al Nusra Front fighters as terrorists and linked to Al Qaeda risks backfiring. These insurgents hav...

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Dan Majestic writes from New York: Another deranged nutter goes on the rampage, killing 27 people including 20 small children in a primary school in America, and all t...

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