Photo: Kurdpress.com.
The June 7 elections to Turkeyβs Grand National Assembly are shaping up to be the most important in a long time. The bold decision of the Peopleβs Democratic Party (HDP) to run as a party and strive to exceed the grossly undemocratic 10% threshold needed to win representation in parliament has put the group at the political centre stage.
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Photo: Kurdpress.com.
The June 7 elections to Turkeyβs Grand National Assembly are shaping up to be the most important in a long time. The bold decision of the Peopleβs Democratic Party (HDP) to run as a party and strive to exceed the grossly undemocratic 10% threshold needed to win representation in parliament has put the group at the political centre stage.
Greek pensioners joined the march for a better healthcare in Athens.
"Resign Now" is the rallying cry of the popular movement bringing together diverse social sectors calling for President Perez Molina's resignation. Photo: Prensa Comunitaria. Despite growing social movement pressure and emerging corruption scandals, Guatemalan President Perez Molina says he will not resign.
The fossil fuel industry receives US$5.3 trillion a year in government subsidies, despite its disastrous toll on the environment, human health, and other global inequality issues, a new report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has found.
That means that governments worldwide are spending $10 million every minute to fund energy companies β more than the estimated public health spending for the entire globe.
As Nepal struggles to revive from the catastrophe caused by the April 25 earthquake that registered 7.8 on the Moment Magnitude Scale and its aftershocks, Latin America's socialist governments are busy soothing the wounds of the Nepalese people.
The orange-coloured team of Venezuelan aid workers and white-coloured medical team from Cuba have brought to the people of Nepal the spirit of Argentine-born Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara and Venezuela's late revolutionary president Hugo Chavez.
The case of yet another death at the hands of US police of an unarmed Black man β in this case teenager Ariston Waiters in Georgia β will be re-opened after new evidence emerged on May 17. The new evidence revealed Waiters was shot twice in the back when already on the ground.
Dalton County District Attorney Paul Howard reopened the case after Channel 2 Action News revealed new evidence and witnesses. The new elements proves Union City police officer Luther Lewis shot the unarmed 19-year-old Waiters twice in the back, after he already had him on the ground.
A new video has surfaced of the arrest of 25-year-old Black man Freddie Gray by Baltimore police that contradicts previous police accounts and features an extra stop made by police on the way to the station, the Baltimore Sun reported on May 20.
Gray died on April 19 from injuries sustained in the back of a police van. He was arrested after he made eye contact with police and then ran away.
The newspaper obtained the extra cell phone video footage and testimony from neighbours who said they saw the police van stop one block away from where Freddie Gray was arrested April 12.
NETHERLANDSβ SOLAR BIKE PATHS
A Dutch project to turn has just cleared its first major test.
A Friday night march through Sydney city streets marked the 67th anniversary of Al Nakba, βthe catastropheβ, the beginning of the violent dispossession of the Palestinian people.
Who the hell cares how old Rebel Wilson is?
In recent days, online media began running strange stories β the exact relevance of which was unclear to anything but these site's Google analytics β claiming that Australian comic and actor Rebel Wilson was really in her mid-30s, not 29 as officially claimed.
This is how Tony Abbott explained the new work-for-the-dole measures in the latest federal budget to the Queensland Chamber of Commerce: βThat person can do up to four weeks of work experience with your business, with a private sector business, without losing unemployment benefits so it gives you a chance to have a kind of try-before-you-buy look at unemployed people.β
In January this year, the Prime Minister Tony Abbott drew attention to the βunfolding tragedyβ of violence against women and vowed to put the issue of what he misleadingly calls βdomestic violenceβ on the national agenda.
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