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  • Iraq Death Toll Over 100,000

    RINF NEWS The civilian death toll in Iraq is now over 100,000 as the US military confirm that at least 4,313 servicemen...

     
  • MPs exploited expenses “for personal gain”

    RINF NEWS MPs are again under fire, this time from Sir Christopher Kelly, the head of an inquiry into Commons expenses. Opening...

     
  • Iran Protesters Start Hacking

    RINF NEWS As protesters take to the streets, both sides of the debate have taken to the the Internet. Twitter and other...

     
  • Craig Murry on Iran

    For me, any sensible discussion of Iran must accept a number of facts. I will set these out as Set A and Set B. Both sets...

     
  • Iranian protesters chase police away from BBC crew

    Brave protesters protect journalists so that the world can see what’s really happening inside Iran (incident begins...

     
  • Transferring money – The next cellphone trick

    In an unprecedented show of collaboration, Canada’s three main wireless companies will unveil a service Monday that will...

     
  • Concern that Obama might endorse warrantless wiretapping

    Dear Mr. President, I am writing to reiterate my request for you to formally and promptly renounce the assertions of executive...

     
  • Anti-arms trade protester acquitted

    It was smashing news this week for one anti-arms trade protester. Chris Bluemel, a music teacher from Southampton, was acquitted...

     
  • The Navy’s New 100 KiloWatt Laser Weapons

    The Navy’s New 100 KiloWatt Laser Weapons

    Jun 16, 2009 9:19

    The Office of Naval Research has awarded Raytheon a year-long contract to develop the preliminary design of a 100 kilowatt...

     
  • The American Empire Is Bankrupt

    This week marks the end of the dollar’s reign as the world’s reserve currency. It marks the start of a terrible period...

     
  • Sri Lankan government threatens Tamil parliamentarians

    The Sri Lankan government last week threatened to strip four Tamil parliamentarians of their seats by turning down their...

     
  • EU “disturbed” by Iraq executions, calls for freeze

    The European Union protested against reported executions in Iraq on Monday and called on Baghdad to resume a moratorium on...

     
  • New Evidence Of CIA Torture Program

    NEW YORK – The CIA today released still-highly redacted documents in which Guantánamo Bay prisoners describe abuse and...

     
  • ID cards ‘will not protect UK against terrorism’

    Lord Steyn will say the controversial scheme is “unnecessary”, un-British and should be scrapped. It comes as...

     
  • Pentagon May Keep Afghan Death Probe Secret

    In early May, a series of US air strikes in multiple villages in the Farah Province of Afghanistan killed 140 civilians,...