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Crisis In Syria Unleashed Debates

October 25, 2015 By Adam Martin Leave a Comment

The crisis in Syria unleashed debates that have remained untouched for many years now.

Crisis In Syria Unleashed Debates

The crisis in Syria unleashed debates that have remained untouched for many years now. Balkan countries, after witnessing the massive migration coming from the east, are now thinking whether or not it might be a good idea to close their borders so that they are not faced with pressure that they cannot or, better said, should not face under the current circumstances.

Balkan countries are the first ones any migrant needs to pass before getting to the west and, since there are so many people who pass through them, it is inevitable that many of them remain in these countries if not allowed to pass further. There are three main issues at stake and every country needs to think about them, how and if they have to help migrants.

Firstly, it’s the question of morality. There are many people who think that these people should stay or pass. A crisis in their own country is indeed a difficult situation, if threatened with death it is even worse, so as long as we can help protect them from an imminent danger that they do not want and give them shelter, it is an effort that we have to make.

Then there is the political matter. Legally speaking, no foreign citizen is simply allowed to pass or remain in any country. They must undergo specific verifications and approval that they are granted to remain within a foreign country’s borders. The majority of migrants treat this moving through countries and establishing wherever they want matter as a right or special privilege. Morally, it is, but politically it is not at all. If a country’s population does not want you there, you are not allowed to be there.

Last, but not least, we should consider who the migrants who are invading the Balkans really are. In Syria’s case for instance, these are not the poor people who are starving and who want to get away from death. Travelling from Syria to Western Europe costs money and these people are those who have the money to do so. The poor people are left in Turkish camps and they will probably remain there for the rest of their lives.

So now it is easy to see why the crisis in Syria unleashed debates and why Balkan countries want to casually close their doors. The Slovenian president declared that the country “would act on its own before it’s too late”, the International Organization of Migration declared that approximately 9000 people invaded Greece last week, things are happening and these countries will not allow them to happen just like that.

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Filed Under: World News Tagged With: Balkan countries close borders, crisis in Syria, migration

Putin’s Perfect Birthday Gift: a Hockey Party

October 8, 2015 By Lee Raulin Leave a Comment

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The event took place in the Shayba Arena, located in the Black Sea resort of Sochi. He was a member of a team entitled Stars of the N.H.L. which, over the years, has included famous hockey players, such as Pavel Bure.

Putin’s perfect birthday gift this year was a hockey party.

It’s hard to believe that Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, could have had another perfect gift.

Putin, who turned 63 on Wednesday, played a game of hockey with N.H.L. and won it.

After he received a notification from Russia’s defense minister according to which he had initiated a cruise missile towards Syria, thing which confounds America’s plan of action in the Middle East, Putin got equipped with skates and uniform and went on the ice.

The event took place in the Shayba Arena, located in the Black Sea resort of Sochi. He was a member of a team entitled Stars of the N.H.L. which, over the years, has included famous hockey players, such as Pavel Bure.

The match was broadcasted live by the national television in an attempt of honoring the Russian president.

Parts of his team were also Vyacheslav Fetisov and Sergei Shoigu, the minister who notified him on the cruise missile early that day. The game ended with Putin holding a big trophy.

After scoring 7 goals, Putin led his team to a 15-10 victory. As for the opposing team, it has also included famous people who were sanctioned by America concerning Russia’s military intervention in Ukraine:  the businessmen Gennady Timchenko and Rotenberg brothers. The crowd sung the president “Happy Birthday.”

The amateur hockey league has been founded by Putin in 2011 and included other hockey stars and senior officials. The matches are broadcasted nationally on a daily basis.

This initiative harmoniously combines with other Putin’s daring ideas. For example, this year he went down on a submarine in the Black Sea. In addition, he signed a law bringing back to life a fitness program dating back to the Soviet period, entitled “Ready for Labor and Defense.”

Putin chose to spend some years in international isolation. After that, however, he came back with its military intervention in Ukraine, which led to economic sanctions for Russia. The states’ intervention in Syria is now going to extend the conflict, according to the American officials.

However, Putin told his defense minister that he sees this action as having positive consequences.

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Filed Under: World News Tagged With: Putin’s Perfect Birthday Gift: a Hockey Party

Britain Awaits UN Approval to Capture Migrant Boats

October 8, 2015 By Adam Martin Leave a Comment

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The Associated Press got into the final draft’s possession. The draft would give the EU and other separate countries the possibility to capture vessels that represent a danger for migrants and for those who are exposed to human trafficking.

Britain awaits UN approval to capture migrant boats.

The country is awaiting for the United Nations to give permission to the countries from the European Union to confiscate boats from Libya that are used to illegally transport migrants and for human trafficking.

Matthew Rycroft, Britain’s UN ambassador, declared that he desired a great number of ”yes” votes concerning the draft resolution.

While some countries agree the draft resolution, others reject it.

Ibrahim Dabbashi, Libya’s UN ambassador addressed a letter to the Security Council on October 6 stating that Libya agrees the measures.

Russia, on the other hand, expressed its concerns regarding the resolution’s Chapter 7, which stipulates the use of military force. In addition, other African countries were against the resolution.

The nations were given an ultimatum until Wednesday in order to vote the resolution, but the diplomats declared that this was put off until Thursday.

The Associated Press got into the final draft’s possession. The draft would give the EU and other separate countries the possibility to capture vessels that represent a danger for migrants and for those who are exposed to human trafficking.

The initial draft would have allowed the destruction of the boats, but the final one states the importance of obeying the international law when capturing the vessels.

Moreover, the resolution stipulates the search and capturing operation over a period of one year and only on the coast of Libya.

Also, the resolution underlines its intention to stop “organized criminal enterprises engaged in migrant smuggling and human trafficking and prevent loss of life.”

Besides, the resolution states that authorities must behave with humanity and respect towards migrants.

Diplomats stated that the seized migrants would be brought to Italy.

At first, the EU considered a naval operation to do the search in the Libyan waters, but that would have meant the government’s approval.

Image Source: Wikimedia

Filed Under: World News Tagged With: Britain Awaits UN Approval to Capture Migrant Boats

Seven High Court Judges Were Suspended in Ghana

October 7, 2015 By Dustin Smith Leave a Comment

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Mr. Anas’ discovery is not the first of its kind. In the past he had revealed human trafficking and corruption among police.

Seven high court judges were suspended in Ghana after Anas Aremeyaw, an investigative journalist, made a film in which he recorded them while taking bribery. This corruption scandal is one of the biggest taking place over the last decades in Africa.

The judges were suspended after the local journalist made the video public. The film demonstrates the practice of taking bribery and asking for sexual favors in exchange of successful cases.

In this corruption scandal, another 22 judges have been suspended and wait for investigations.

Mr. Anas’ discovery is not the first of its kind. In the past he had revealed human trafficking and corruption among police. The man spent almost 2 years to make the film, which is the result of 500 hours of unprocessed footage.

In the movie, Anas declares that several judges, along with some other workers demanded bribes of even sexual favors from litigants. In exchange of controlling the justice system, they would ask for favors through intermediaries. In most of the cases, Anas played the role of a relative or a friend of the litigant.

Georgiana Wood, Ghana’s Chief Justice suspended the judges after an investigation. Moreover, she was advised to do so by the country’s judicial council.

“Their suspension follows the establishment of a prima facie case of stated misbehavior against them by the Hon Lady Chief Justice (Wood),” highlighted a statement belonging to the judicial council.

Anas’ discoveries profoundly affected Ghana’s reputation, which boasts itself on a fair judicial system. In a rank made by the Transparency International, Ghana occupies the 61th position out of 175.

The film is entitled “Ghana in the Eyes of God; Epic of Injustice” and it is 3-hour length. The film was shown in cinemas in Accra, Ghana’s capital city, and in Kumasi.

The court forbade other screenings of the movie, as one of the judges declared it would prejudice his cases.

Among people from Ghana, Anas is seen as a hero and he is very popular for his techniques of disguising in everything he wants.

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Filed Under: World News Tagged With: Seven High Court Judges Were Suspended in Ghana

The 45 Second “Deafening Silence”

October 4, 2015 By Robert Benson Leave a Comment

Benjamin Netanyahu, has made a very powerful and profound stand with the 45 second “deafening silence”.

The 45 Second “Deafening Silence”

Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has made a very powerful and profound stand at the United Nations General Assembly this year. In case you did not watch his speech, you might be interested in knowing that it was not his speech that heated up the spirits in the room, but a 45 second “deafening silence” that was, once again, reconfirmed.

In general, Netanyahu makes use of his annual speech to point out the Iranian nuclear program and the issues that the Iranian state is causing by meddling in the Middle East. But this year, he really wanted to have impact, so he appealed to an emotional and psychological approach, stating a truth that has been a taboo for many years: when Iran threatens Israel, people remain silent.

It was the 45 second silence that followed his words that not only had tremendous impact, but also reconfirmed that instead of making a stand as the United Nations, people persisted in not saying anything on the matter. Whether nobody said anything out of shame or fear of misrepresenting their countries is another matter, but now we know how the world feels about this specific issue.

Judging by Netanyahu’s performance, he has been a good leader for Israel. While the countries around it have found themselves in political turmoil and ravaged by war, Israel’s situation has remained stable, secure and it has also managed to grow its economy. Netanyahu’s party also received great recognition this year by winning a very large share of the national election votes.

The nuclear deal regarding Iran has remained his greatest regret during his career. It the subject that he was most adamant on throughout all his political years. The Iran deal “evolved” for him, from a political matter to a personal one and, ultimately, to a problem for the Israeli people.

The “deafening silence” was a very strong symbol, one that showed that the world is already accustomed with the Iran deal. But for Israel things are not that simple and, as far as this event has proven us, everybody is willing to “go with the plan” at Israel’s expense. This can hardly be deemed as a fair act from the “United Nations”.

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Great Barrier Reef Not ”In Danger” For Now

May 30, 2015 By Adam Martin Leave a Comment

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A United Nations draft report states that the Great Barrier Reef will not go on a World Heritage danger list.

The document says Australia must take commitments in order to protect the reef, which include restricting new port developments and restoring water quality. The final decision on the matter of the reef’s status will be taken at the World Heritage Committee meeting that takes place in Germany next month.

Conservationists have claimed that the state of the reef is “poor”. According to a study published in 2014 the condition of the natural wonder “is expected to further deteriorate in the future”. Pollution from industry, extreme weather and climate change were mentioned a key concerns.

Australia recently submitted a plan to Unesco, the UN heritage body, in which it explained how it would address these threats. The plan included reducing pollution by 80% by 2025, but also reversing a decision which allows dredged material to be deposited near the reef.

The new Unesco draft report states that Australia must carry out this 35-year action plan, while Unesco will check on its development. The Great Barrier Reef was included as a World Heritage site in 1981.

It is a great collection of thousands of small coral reefs, that are stretching from the southern city of Bundaberg to the northern tip of Queensland. The United Nations adds that of its World Heritage sites this is the “most biodiverse”, and that the reef is of “enormous intrinsic and scientific importance”.

Greenpeace also released a statement in which it criticized the draft report, saying it is a “red flag from Unesco”. Reef campaigner Shani Tager said the fact that the Australian authorities had been asked to draw up a report by 2017 is a bad decision.

Prof Callum Roberts, a marine conservation biologist at the University of York in the UK, argues that Unesco is on a good path, based on “major progress” which were recently made by the Australian authorities in the region. He added that the recent news was more of a postponement than a final decision.

“They’re setting targets and they’re obviously going to watch this very closely. I think Unesco is right to put on hold its decision, in view of this long-term sustainability plan. But it’s also very right to set some target dates for Australia to produce evidence that it’s actually sticking to the plan – that it’s investing enough money to make that plan happen”, Prof Roberts said.

Image Source: Australian Geographic

Filed Under: World News Tagged With: danger list, great barrier reef, study, unesco, zone

Pope Francis Has Not Watched TV Since 1990

May 26, 2015 By Dustin Smith Leave a Comment

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In a recent interview for Argentinian newspaper la Voz Del Pueblo, Pope Francis said he rises at 4 in the morning, has not watched television since 1990, never surfs the internet and he reads one only newspaper – Italian broadsheet la Repubblica.

The Pontiff added that he would want to walk the streets as a normal person and gave further interesting personal perspectives into himself and his ministry.

When asked how he would like to be remembered, Pope Francis answered: “As a decent man. I would like to think that people will say: ‘He was a decent person who tried to do some good.’ I don’t have any other expectations.”

It is not the first time the pope has left the impression of feeling like a prisoner in the Vatican, where he is unable to walk out when he pleases.

In the new profile he also admitted this fact. “All I really want is to go out walking the streets. That is what I miss most, the peacefulness of walking the streets or maybe going to a pizzeria to eat a good pizza. I can still order it but it is not the same thing. When I was cardinal in Buenos Aires I loved to walk the streets, take the bus or the metro. The city fascinates me. In my soul I am a citizen,” he explained.

Pope Francis said he is not worried for his security, saying he tended to be ”a bit reckless” in this field “As for attacks on me, I’m in the hands of God. In my prayers I talk to God and I say to him: ‘If it has to happen, then let it happen. I ask only that it is not too painful.’ I am a coward when it comes to physical pain”, he mentioned.

The Pope, an avid soccer fan, said he couldn’t pick between current Argentinian stars because he never saw them play.

He said he had met Lionel Messi, arguably the best Argentinian footballer in the 21st century, twice in the Vatican but had never watched him play, because of a promise he made 25 years ago to the Virgin of Carmine that he would no longer watch television.

Television is “not for me”, he said, adding that a member of the Swiss Guards in the Vatican is keeping him informed about the performances of San Lorenzo de Almagro, the Buenos Aires squad he has always supported.

Image Source: Grist

Filed Under: World News Tagged With: internet, interview, pope francis, tv, vatican

ISIS Says Mosque Attack that Killed 20 People Was Meant to Punish Shiites

May 23, 2015 By Jesse Skelton Leave a Comment

ISIS Mosque AttackA suicide bombings attack killed 21 people praying in a Saudi mosque on Friday in one of the deadliest assaults the wealthy Arab Gulf country has ever witnessed. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the mosque bombings, making it the first time the terrorist group carried out an attack in Saudi Arabia.

The casualties could have been far more numerous, as there were at least 150 worshipers at the Imam Ali mosque in al-Qadeeh at the time of the attack. The Saudi health minister announced in a TV statement that 90 other people suffered injuries as pieces of concrete and glass were falling down from the ceiling.

“We were doing the first part of the prayers when we heard the blast,” Kamal Jaafar Hassan, one of the witnesses who was inside the building, told reporters. Apparently, there was a single suicide bomber that carried out the attack, identified by the Islamic State as Abu ‘Ammar al-Najdi.

ISIS released a video statement shortly after the attack, describing in detail how he proceeded. According to the terrorist organization, al-Najdi used an explosive belt that was strapped around him and hidden underneath his clothes. The group announced that “black days” await the Shiites in Saudi Arabia, whom they view as heretics.

Shiites represent a minority in the large Arabian kingdom, and they have often been denounced as heretics even by some Saudi officials. However, it seems that this time the Islamic State went too far, as they found no support for their actions among the Saudi Arabian population.

Many Saudi journalists have denounced the attack and urged the kingdom’s government to take decisive measures to punish those responsible for the incident and preventing other atrocities from happening again. Naif Al-Rasheed, writing from the country’s capital Riyadh, believes the bombings aim to make people believe that public places are no longer safe in Saudi Arabia.

Dubai-based Musaed Al-Zayani blames foreign agents for the attack, who he thinks seek to destabilize the Kingdom by flaming tensions between Shiites and Sunnis. “We believe there is a foreign hand involved to create unrest in this peaceful country,” another statement said. Everyone seems to agree that religious fanatics have no place in Saudi Arabia and their presence cannot be tolerated.

Saudi officials believe that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State, targeted their country not only because it is an important regional ally for the Western powers fighting the terrorists, but also because he sees the Kingdom as direct challenge to his propaganda. Al-Baghdadi, who proclaimed himself caliph – religious leader of all Muslims – cannot sit idle as Saudi Arabia, the champion of Sunni doctrine and the birthplace of Islam, is challenging his rule.

“Security authorities will spare no effort in the pursuit of all those involved in this terrorist crime,” the state news agency promised. Officials said they expect ISIS to make other attempts to destabilize the country in the near future.

Image Source: CNN

Filed Under: World News

Chinese Navy Warns Off US Plane Approaching Disputed Islands

May 21, 2015 By Adam Martin Leave a Comment

chinese disputed islandsChina has issued multiple warnings to an US plane snooping over the South China Sea disputed islands on Wednesday, reaffirming its territorial claims and its rights to monitor all aircraft going through its sphere of influence.  However, US officials are still referring to the artificial islands as “disputed territories” and think China is trying to enforce its will through aggression.

The Pentagon recently declassified a series of recordings relevant to what the Chinese think of the territories. A CNN crew got access to some of the footage that revealed the Chinese Navy has been instructed to take a very stern approach towards any airplane attempting to gather intelligence.

“You go!” a Chinese Navy communications worker was heard saying in English. “This is the Chinese navy … Please go away … to avoid misunderstanding,” the voice warned off the US plane as it approached the islands in question.

The aircraft crew members claim they received the message while they were still flying at over 15,000 feet in the air, a short while before having actual eye contact with the island. However, the US military doesn’t seem too discouraged by the fact that they were discovered, and some army officials suggested future surveillance missions will get even closer to the islands.

Getting knowledge on what the Chinese are really building on the manmade islands is paramount, military analysts believe. A few months ago, satellite images showed what very much resembled an airstrip that could very well be used for military purposes. China, on the other hand, explained it only wants to guarantee the safety of the trade ships passing through the area.

What is certain is that the Chinese have been stepping up construction works on the islands lately. What so far was only a regional dispute – involving Beijing and the other South China Sea who have claims over some of the islands – could soon become a global security issue, according to some experts.

Michael Morell, a former CIA Deputy Director, belives China will use every trick in the book to expand its sphere of influence. “China is a rising power. We’re a status quo power. We’re the big dog on the block. They want more influence,” Morell explained.

Seen from Beijing’s perspective, China has full sovereignty over the South China Sea and thus has every right to allow construction works to proceed on the island, as well as surveilling neighboring airspace. The Chinese Foreign Ministry released a statement shortly after the Pentagon recordings went public. “We hope relevant countries respect China’s sovereignty over the South China Sea, abandon actions that may intensify controversies,” a spokesman for the ministry said, adding that China has a longing desire for regional peace and stability.

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Vatican Pope Canonizes Two Palestinian Nuns

May 17, 2015 By Dustin Smith Leave a Comment

Vatican Pope Canonizes Two Palestinian Nuns

A new age of diplomacy is coming to the Vatican as Pope Francis made two nuns from the 19th-century Palestine the latest Catholic saints.

The ceremony took place in Saint Peter’s Square mere days after the Vatican formalized its de facto recognition of the State of Palestine on Sunday.

The decision seems to be aimed at encouraging Christian commitment across the Middle East where they are facing a wave of persecution and discrimination from Islamic extremists, which in turn has driven many Christians away from the region of Christ’s birth,

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and an estimated 2,000 pilgrims from the region attended the canonization of Sister Marie-Alphonsine Danil Ghattas founder of the Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary of Jerusalem, and Sister Maryam Bawardy, who founded a Carmelite convent in Bethlehem.

They were canonized along two other nuns – Saint Jeanne Emilie de Villeneuve from France, and Saint Maria Cristina of the Immaculate Conception from Italy.

Pope Francis spoke about the women at the end of the Mass praising them for their good deeds: “Inspired by their example of mercy, charity and reconciliation, may the Christians of these lands look with hope to the future, following the path of solidarity and fraternal coexistence”.

Sister Ghattas was born in Jerusalem in 1847. She is known for opening girls’ schools, fighting female illiteracy, and co-founding the Congregation of the Sisters of the Rosary, which today boasts dozens of centers all over the Middle East.

Sister Bawardy was born in 1843 in the Galilee region of northern Israel, then called the village of Ibilin. She is believed to have received the “stigmata” — bleeding wounds like those that Jesus Christ suffered on the cross — and died at the age of 33 in Bethlehem where she had founded a Carmelite order monastery earlier in life.

The Pope was especially proud of Ghattas for showing people the importance of becoming responsible for one another and living lives of service to one another, and especially proud of Bawardy’s for having been “a means of encounter and fellowship with the Muslim world”.

Fouad Twal, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, who accompanied President Mahmoud Abbas at the canonization, gave a statement saying that the event is a colossal one as this is the first time since “the days of the apostles” that Palestinians have been canonized.

He went on to call it a positive sign of our modern, contemporary time which seems to suggest that we can talk about the three religions without any discrimination.

President Abbas gave a statement of his own, saying that the country is proud of the event. All they want is Palestine is peace, a type of peace that transcends religion.

The canonization also offers great help to the people of Palestine in their cause, as it enforces their desire to build a sovereign, independent and free Palestine based on the principles of equal citizenship.

The president ended his speech by urging Palestinian Christians not to flee the region, but to stay and to fight for the right to have equal citizenship and liberty.

Image Source: dw.de

Filed Under: World News

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