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American Bombers Deployed In The Fight Against The Islamic State
As the fight against ISIS is getting a bit more intense, the United States Air Force has decided to deploy B-52 Bombers against the Islamic State. While it is almost guaranteed that American ground forces, with the possible exception of Special Operations, will not be deployed in Syria, the United

India Is Looking To Purchase American Drones
In a sign that represents the government of India’s nervousness with their current geopolitical situation, they have turned to the United States, in the hope of purchasing about 40 Predator Drones. India is getting pretty worried about what is going on in both China and Pakistan. Both countries have fought

BP Reaches 20.8 Billion Dollar Settlement
The BP oil spill in 2010 was one of the worst environmental disasters that the United States Government had to deal with. Many people were displaced, and the oil spill caused a lot of damage to the marine environment. It therefore pretty fitting that BP has had to pay the

Panama Papers Force The Resignation Of The Icelandic Prime Minister
The infamous panama Papers have forced their first political resignation. Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson has decided to resign from the office of Prime Minister of Iceland after it was discovered that he was the part owner of an offshore corporation that held stock in some of Iceland’s banks during the financial

WeWork Launches Apartment Sharing Service
Nearly everyone has heard of co-working spaces. One of the most popular companies which runs Co-working spaces is WeWork. WeWork has spaces in seven different countries around the world. Wework also thinks that the time is right to open up Co-living spaces, and they have decided to start right

China Sanctions North Korea
It seems like the government in Beijing has had enough of dealing with the current North Korean Government. In a bold move, the Chinese Government has decided to impose sanction on the hermit kingdom of North Korea. The Chinese government has decided to limit the ability to sell metals to

Fidel Castro Slams Barack Obama’s Visit To Cuba
The former leader of Cuba Fidel Castro has accused U.S President Barack Obama of sweet talking the people of Cuba on his visit last week. President Obama said that it was time for both countries to put their differences aside and focus on the future together. When asked about the

Bangladeshi Court Keeps Islam As State Religion
In 1998, Islam was introduced as the state religion in Bangladesh even though it was against the principles of the Independence fighters and fuelled a group of 15 citizens to file a petition in the courts. Recently the top court in Bangladesh has once again rejected the 28-year-old petition to

China Can Soon Block The North Korean Ships From Returning To Their Origin
There could soon be trouble in the water for North Korean ships in the ports of China. They may soon be getting blocked from returning to their homeland, as China readies to enforce new laws. Sanctions were adopted in early March at the United Nations Security Council, and now China

Google’s AI AlphaGo Claims Victory Against Human Go Champion
Google’s artificial intelligence Alpha Go has defeated a Go champion player for the first time, further illustrating the leaps and bounds made by artificial intelligence in the last few years. Legendary Go player Lee Se-dol felt that progress first hand as he was defeated by AlphaGo, a program that comes