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It is the right time - for peace
It is right time to action of love. The chaos is sign of life. World is in inevitable need of peace.
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It is the right time - for war
It is right time to action of force. The new order must end the chaos. Time of war. |
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HAMAS started the whole thing. They should be eradicated.
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All countries of the world prepare for war
World’s leading countries spend too much of their war preparations. A new arms race has been gathering pace in the world recently, and even the global economic setback does not seem to be a reason to stop the race. Russia takes an active participation in the new arms race, just like other countries of the world do, scientists of politics say. A research from Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) said that the total defense spending of all countries of the world reached the unexampled level - $1.464 trillion in 2008. The international spending on the defense industry ...
China is now world second biggest in military budget
China became the world's second biggest military spender behind the U.S. as of 2008, when global arms expenditure rose 4 percent, a Swedish peace research group said Monday.Beijing increased its arms spending by 10 percent to an estimated $84.9 billion last year, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute said in its annual report on world arms transfers. "China is continuing to acquire both domestic and foreign arms as it seeks to equip its armed forces for conditions of modern 'informationalized' warfare," SIPRI said.The United States continued to top the rankings by a wide ...
The CIA's Silent War in Pakistan
The wilds of Waziristan, the tribal belt along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan, make an unlikely showcase for the future of warfare. This is a land stuck in the past: there are few roads, electricity is scarce, and entire communities of ethnic Pashtun tribesmen live as they have for millenniums. And yet it is over this medieval landscape that the U.S. has deployed some of the most sophisticated killing machines ever created, against an enemy that has survived or evaded all other weaponry. If al-Qaeda and the Taliban could not be eliminated by tanks, gunships and missiles, then perhaps they ...
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Xinhua- 69 militants killed in fresh operations in Afghanistan About 69 militants have been killed in fresh military operations across Afghanistan within one day, said the country's Defense Ministry on Friday. "The Afghan National Security and Defense Forces (ANDSF) carried out operations to clean areas from terrorists and enemies of peace and stability over the past 24 hours, killing 69 insurgents, including 11 militants of Islamic State (IS) group," the ministry said in a statement. |
European leaders at UN call for stronger political action to tackle terrorism, end Syrian crisis While political dialogue and multilateral negotiations might be tedious processes, they are nevertheless the surest way to secure lasting solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges, the Prime Minister of Belgium said today, joining other European leaders at the United Nations today calling for broad-based diplomatic action to end five years of chaos and bloodshed in Syria. |
Security Council adopts resolution on nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament Reaffirming that proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and their means of delivery, threatens international peace and security, the United Nations Security Council today adopted a resolution urging all States who haven’t done so to sign the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty. |
Central African Republic has ‘turned its back on past dark days,’ President tells UN Taking the podium today at the General Assembly, Faustin Archange Touadera, President of the Central African Republic (CAR), paid tribute to the entire United Nations system and all those in the wider international community that helped his country return to stability and constitutional legality, as he set out his four-pronged framework to continue the momentum towards lasting peace. |
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