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Venezuela: A Call for Peace Posted: Sunday, April 6, 2014 Where is Venezuela's Political Violence Coming From? A Complete List of Fatalities from the Disturbances Venezuelan Human Rights Council Created Venezuela: A Call for Peace THE recent protests in Venezuela have made international headlines. Much of the foreign media coverage has distorted the reality of my country and the facts surrounding the events. EU weighs new approach towards Russia in wake of Ukraine crisis European Union foreign ministers tried to map out a new strategy towards Russia at talks in Athens on Saturday, pledging to keep a tough stance over its tensions with Ukraine, while steering clear of provoking Moscow into further conflict. Pro-Russians storm government offices in eastern Ukraine Russia seeks over $11bn in 'debt' from Ukraine Ukraine detains 15 suspected of planning unrest in Russian-dominated east NASA to end most activities with Russia McDonald's quits Crimea as fears of trade clash grow US reviews Mideast peace push as tit-for-tat moves multiply Are US lawmakers the real target of NASA's Russia boycott? Under the Hood of the House Intel Committee's NSA Reform Bill Palestinian minister delivers UN membership requests Israel threatens annexation against Palestinian move to join UN agencies US opposes Palestinian moves to statehood US Ambassador to the UN says any unilateral action could be 'tremendously destructive' to the peace process; Israeli, Palestinian, American negotiators to meet in attempt to bridge gaps. Israel is facing a backlash in America Consider two incidents that occurred in the past few days in the United States and you should start to grasp the elements of a slow, subtle but steady and important shift that is taking place in the country. US to send 2 more ships to Japan by 2017 to counter North Korea nuclear threat North Korea says US 'hell-bent on regime change' North Korea on Friday accused the United States of being "hell-bent on regime change" and warned that any maneuvers with that intention will be viewed as a "red line" that will result in countermeasures. Iran upbeat on nuclear talks, says all sticky issues addressed Afghan election scores 58 pct turnout: commission chief Court: Improper for Judiciary to Decide Whether Killing US Citizens with Drones Violates Due Process Rights U.S. will not stand in way of Scottish independence: Salmond The leader of Scotland's separatist movement predicted on Friday that the United States would not try to stand in the way of the breakup of Britain, Washington's staunchest ally for decades, if Scots vote for independence at a referendum this year. U.N. chief says C. African Republic peacekeepers 'overwhelmed' French and African soldiers serving in Central African Republic are "overwhelmed" by the "state of anarchy" in the country, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Saturday, a day after Chadian troops began withdrawing from the peacekeeping mission. New organization in Yemen seeks to criminalize U.S. drone strikes A new organization has been founded in Yemen is seeking to bring an end to the deadly US drone program in the country, Press TV reports. |
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