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gloomy analysis of events on the Korean Peninsula inspired by the predictions of a blind Bulgarian psychic by the name of Vanga, who died in 1996 at the age of 85. Deeper Than Oil: World War Three has already begun 13:10 29/11/2010 Last week’s clash between South and North Korea was the start of World War Three, which will last until 2014 and involve the use of both nuclear and chemical weapons. >> Other news of the day Last week’s clash between South and North Korea was the start of World War Three, which will last until 2014 and involve the use of both nuclear and chemical weapons. At least that’s what many in the Russian Internet community have been saying, their gloomy analysis of events on the Korean Peninsula inspired by the predictions of a blind Bulgarian psychic by the name of Vanga, who died in 1996 at the age of 85. The clairvoyant is extremely popular in Russia and her prophecies are often picked up by tabloids after major disasters. One of her most famous pre...

Ecuador Offers Asylum For WikiLeaks Founder Assange Ecuador's deputy foreign minister, Kintto Lukas, says that if WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange needs a home, his nation would be happy to provide one. Assange, an Australian, has angered and embarrassed Washington with the release by his online whistle-blowing organisation of hundreds of thousands of sensitive documents on the Iraq and Afghanistan wars as well as U.S.diplomatic cables. He faces an international arrest warrant over the alleged sexual assault of two Swedish women -- claims which he denies and calls a part of a smear campaign. On November 30, the Australian attorney general said Australia was studying whether he had broken any laws there. Ecuador's leftist government has often been at odds with Washington. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty RFE/RL

Wikileaks: China Tells US 'Not In Our Mutual Interest To Expand UNSC Permanent Membership' Wikileaks has released 58 more diplomatic cables. None of them is between the US State Department and the US Embassy in New Delhi. There are some very interesting cables of 2009 relating to the visits of US officials to China and Singapore. The cable from the US Embassy in Singapore on May 30, 2009, gives the views of Lee Kuan Yew, former Prime Minister and Minister Mentor to the present Government, on the present situation in China and the Chinese leadership. He was reported to have expressed these views during a meeting with visiting US Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg. Lee has been quoted as saying: " Xi Jinping ( My comment: Hu Jintao's expected successor) is a princeling who succeeded despite being rusticated. When the party needed his talents, Xi was brought in as Shanghai Party Secretary. Xi is seen as a Jiang Zemin protege, but in another three and a half years...

Only Real Federalism Can Save Russia, Russian Political Movement Says The Russian Civic Union, an umbrella organization uniting groups like the Movement Against Illegal Immigration, the National Democratic Alliance, and the Russian Popular Democratic Union, has declared that only a return to genuine federalism can keep Russia intact but that even that step won’t prevent the independence of the North Caucasus. The new group, which has published a manifesto (www.apn.ru/special/article23357.htm), held a founding conference (www.apn.ru/news/article23358.htm), and led to the formation of branches in the regions (www.ingria.info/?lenta&news_action=show_news&news_id=5197) over the past ten days, has taken positions on many issues. But perhaps its most important positions concern Russian federalism or more precisely the ways in which Vladimir Putin, first as president and then as prime minister, has undermined or even destroyed that system. And now, one of the chief ideologists of th...

Global View Columnist Bret Stephens explains the world-wide impact of the latest document release.

Iraq (WikiLeaks),part 4: A democratic battle – every man for himself Tags: WikiLeaks secret materials , World , Wikileaks , Commentary , Politics 29.11.2010, 19:03 What is WikiLeaks – a manifestation of democracy or the destruction of the image of the American military? If they were at home, they would be carving the turkey up with their families. Creating a comfortable environment thousands of kilometres from home is a priority, especially for American soldiers fighting in Afghanistan. But what the Pentagon has been constructing over the years using millions of taxpayers’ dollars is overturned by one person. One website. WikiLeaks.From a military report: Читать далее Source: Voice of Russia . Wikileaks blows up world diplomacy Tags: World , Wikileaks , Commentary , Politics 29.11.2010, 15:55 “September 11” has broken out in the diplomatic world. The leading media of many countries have published the secret correspondence of US Embassies with the Departm...

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Iraq (WikiLeaks), part 3. Who’s behind the project? Tags: WikiLeaks secret materials , World , Wikileaks , Commentary , Politics Ignat Kulagin 25.11.2010, 13:20 What’s Julian Assange, the creator of one of the most famous websites in the world, hiding? What forces are behind his “propaganda machine”? Non-trivial personality There’s not a lot known about Assange. We know that he was born in northeastern Australia, in the city of Townsville. He was home-schooled. His family, comprising two people – him and his mother – moved around a lot. Читать далее Source: Voice of Russia . What’s Julian Assange, the creator of one of the most famous websites in the world, hiding? What forces are behind his “propaganda machine”? Non-trivial personality There’s not a lot known about Assange. We know that he was born in northeastern Australia, in the city of Townsville. He was home-schooled. His family, comprising two people – him and his mother – moved around a lot. By the age ...

US urges WikiLeaks not to reveal any more secrets Tags: WikiLeaks secret materials , World , Wikileaks , News , Politics 28.11.2010, 10:48 The White House is urging the website WikiLeaks to not publish any more classified documents related to the Afghan war, saying this would put countless innocent people at risk. WikiLeaks is expected to shed light on top-secret correspondence between the State Department with US diplomat’s stationed abroad, above all in the UK, Israel and Turkey. Читать далее Source: Voice of Russia .

Oxygen found on Saturn’s satellite Tags: Sci-Tech , World , News , NASA 26.11.2010, 16:29 Oxygen has been found in a sample taken by NASA’s spacecraft Cassini, which is exploring the satellites of Saturn, the Guardian newspaper reports. This is the first time that oxygen has been found in the atmosphere of another planet. Читать далее Source: Voice of Russia .

North Korea and China concerned over Washington-Seoul exercises in the Yellow Sea Tags: South Korea , North Korea , Russia , naval exercises , World , North Korea’s shelling , Commentary , Politics Anisimov Sergey 27.11.2010, 19:41 North Korea is ‘ready to destroy’ the South in case a slightest threat to its sovereignty arises, Pyongyang warned Seoul and Washington a day before the U.S. and South Korea are due to launch joint naval exercises in the Yellow Sea. The exercises involve the U.S. aircraft carrier George Washington accompanied by four war ships and at least one submarine.Dispatching of the US aircraft carrier and warships from a Japanese base to the Yellow Sea for drills has caused deep concern in Tokyo. The ministers there were instructed not to leave the city and be ready to arrive at work within an hour. Japan fears another unpredictable reaction of North Korea at the situation in the region. Читать далее Source: Voice of Russia .

China Has A 'Big Problem' WIth India? The government of China appears to extremely upset by a news report in the Indian media that two Mountain Divisions of the Indian army will be deployed in Arunachal Pradesh, and become fully operational by next year. In response, the China Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ma Zhaoxu cautioned India to address Beijing’s “serious concerns” and not trigger a disturbance in the region “so as to facilitate the healthy development of China-India relations.” China’s official English language daily, The Global Times (Nov 23) almost questioned the intention of the Indian media report since China's Premier Wen Jiabao was to visit India in three weeks time to celebrate the 60th anniversary of establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries. The Global Times, a subsidiary of the communist party mouth piece, the Peoples daily, the most authentic official view carrier, reported the views of several Chinese experts to decipher India’s inten...

As the holidays approach, the FBI reminds the public to use caution when making online purchases. Cyber criminals continue to create ways to steal your money and personal information. If a deal looks too good to be true, it likely is. Be wary of e-mails or text messages that indicate a problem or question regarding your financial accounts. Criminals will attempt to direct victims to click a link or call a number to update an account or correct a purported problem. The links may appear to lead you to legitimate websites, but they are not. Any personal information you share on them could be compromised. The major legitimate delivery service providers do not e-mail customers directly regarding scheduled deliveries; you have to already have an existing account for this type of communication. Nor will they state when a package has been intercepted or is being temporarily held. E-mails about these issues are phishing scams that can lead to personal information breaches and financial loss...

THE FEIGN BEFORE THE STORM As dawn breaks over the greatest declassification in history, the world awakens to a radiant truth: WikiLeaks is winning. The looming WikiLeaks release, which promises to declassify almost three million documents, has already sent the world’s most prominent governments into a political frenzy. The United States is orchestrating a dozen-stringed political mission, sending diplomats ranging from aides to Norway, to ambassadors to Canada, to Hillary Clinton herself to Australia in order to mitigate a possible relational disaster. The US seems very well aware that the world will not like it quite as much after WikiLeaks exposes its unvarnished truth – according to the Israeli Haaretz, the Americans are “viewing the leak very seriously”, believing it might contain diplomatic cables – internal US communications that detail the real, unembellished US opinions on international political matters. Admittedly, it is interesting to see how all U.S. efforts to mitig...

Russia’s new Foreign Legion 25/11/2010 20:16 Under a new plan, foreigners will be welcomed into Russia’s armed forces under five-year contracts

U.S. Recruits Russia As Junior Partner To Maintain Global Dominance This past weekend the world witnessed an event that until recently would have seemed inconceivable: A Russian head of state attended a summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. President Dmitry Medvedev participated in the NATO-Russia Council meeting during the second day of the summit in Lisbon, Portugal on November 20 with the heads of state of NATO's 28 member states. The national leaders signed a Joint Review of 21st Century Common Security Challenges, agreed on resuming joint - NATO and Russian - theater missile defense cooperation and "reconfirmed a shared determination to assist in the stabilisation of Afghanistan and the whole region." [1] That is, Russia's Medvedev endorsed NATO's agenda without adding anything of substance to it and without asking anything by way of a quid pro quo. The joint declaration states that "we have embarked on a new stage of cooperation towards a tr...