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July 20, 2012 (TSR) - Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has ordered Pentagon top brass to monitor major US news media for disclosures of secret information. The move follows several high-profile leaks,…
by Matthew Allen July 17, 2012 (TSR) - More raids on UBS premises in France and a reported crackdown on Credit Suisse clients in Germany have tightened the screw on Swiss…
by Gordon Feller July 9, 2012 (TSR) France has one of the most modern transport systems in Europe, the result of decades of public spending on the sector as well…
July 6, 2012 (TSR) - Last week, the House Appropriations Committee, which handles the federal budget process, approved a fiscal year 2013 spending bill with significant cuts for water infrastructure and…
July 3, 2012 (TSR) - China’s top legislature on Saturday passed a new exit and entry law that stipulates harsher punishments for foreigners who illegally enter, live or work in the…
June 28, 2012 (TSR) - For American businesses, uncertainty over the health care law is anything but over. When the Supreme Court upheld Obamacare on Thursday-including the individual mandate that forces most Americans to have…
June 16, 2012 (TSR) - Industrial production unexpectedly fell and consumer confidence declined, adding to evidence of US economic weakness just before Federal Reserve policy makers meet to decide whether…
by Lady Michelle-Jennifer Santos, TSR Founder & Publisher , Political Strategist, and Strategy/Peace Negotiator with the UN Security Council Special Envoy to the Arab Nations June 13, 2012 (TSR) - The Information Office…
April 26, 2012 (TSR) - The first round of the French presidential election on Sunday starkly exposed the political crisis in France and throughout Europe and the immense dangers facing the…
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is resolutely opposed to nationalizing the military, a senior PLA officer has said, urging the PLA to unswervingly uphold the principle of the absolute leadership…
London is in the grip of a literacy crisis. One million people in this great city cannot read. In London, the home of Charles Dickens, Shakespeare’s Globe, and T S Eliot, schools are,…
U.S. & Obama Scared Being Busted: Panetta orders Pentagon to monitor media for classified info leaks
Swiss Headache: German and French Authorities Raid UBS, Credit Suisse
French infrastructure to be privatised?
Americans to Go Thirsty: U.S. House Cuts Funding for Water Programs and Infrastructure in 2013 Budget
New Chinese immigration law to crack down illegal foreigners
OBAMACARE “TAX AND SPEND” “Victory”: What Businesses Didn’t Get From the Health Care Ruling
US Dollar is overvalued
Full Text: The 2012 -2015 National Human Rights Action Plan of China
2012 French President Elections: The Political Issues
No nationalization of military in China: senior PLA officer
LONDON: A city of children who cannot read
