Tuesday, October 28, 2014

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Interview with an Islamic State Recruiter: 'Democracy Is For Infidels'

Interview with an Islamic State Recruiter: 'Democracy Is For Infidels'
How does Islamic State think? How do its followers see the world? SPIEGEL ONLINE met up with an Islamic State recruiter in Turkey to hear about the extremist group's vision for the future. Interview Conducted by Hasnain Kazim more... [ Comment ]
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Chilean President 'Latin America Has More Women in High Office than Europe'

Chilean President: 'Latin America Has More Women in High Office than Europe'
In an interview, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet discusses her effort to remove the last vestiges of the Pinochet dictatorship and her desire to create a better social system and import German-style vocational training to South America. Interview Conducted by Helene Zuber more... [ Comment ]
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Chief MH17 Investigator on German Claims 'We Will Need Evidence'

Chief MH17 Investigator on German Claims: 'We Will Need Evidence'
In an interview, the Dutch official leading the investigation of the crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine addresses reports that German intelligence is convinced the plane got shot down by pro-Russian separatists. Interview Conducted by Rainer Leurs more... [ Comment ]
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The Zombie System How Capitalism Has Gone Off the Rails

The Zombie System: How Capitalism Has Gone Off the Rails
Six years after the Lehman disaster, the industrialized world is suffering from Japan Syndrome. Growth is minimal, another crash may be brewing and the gulf between rich and poor continues to widen. Can the global economy reinvent itself? By Michael Sauga more... [ Comment ]
10/27/2014 from spon-facebook-1560111594: Politicians and their cronies coupled with the shadowy, select few within the monetary and banking... more...

From Germany to Iraq One Yazidi Family's War on Islamic State

From Germany to Iraq: One Yazidi Family's War on Islamic State
A Yazidi family from Iraq had finally found peace in Germany, but now the father has headed back to fight Islamic State and the son is waging his own war at home. Although they've both become heroes in the community, their story may not have a happy ending. By Özlem Gezer more... [ Comment ]
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EU Banking Stress Tests 'Far-Reaching Reforms Are Needed'

EU Banking Stress Tests: 'Far-Reaching Reforms Are Needed'
On Sunday, Europe will release the results of its banking stress tests. In an interview, former PIMCO head Mohamed El-Erian speaks with SPIEGEL about what to expect and how Europe's core countries are failing to adequately confront a flagging economy. Interview Conducted by Martin Hesse more... [ Comment ]
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Eve of Election A Fractured Ukraine, United in Uncertainty

Eve of Election: A Fractured Ukraine, United in Uncertainty
As the Ukrainian election approaches, citizens are both hopeful and skeptical about their country's future. But their biggest concern isn't the war in the east or Russian interference -- it's the country's need for a working state. By Christian Neef more... [ Comment ]
10/25/2014 from Sergey: it's really a pain what happens in people heads due to the civil war. Mutual hate ruins our lifes.... more...

Battle for Kobani As the World Watches, Turkey Looks Away

Battle for Kobani: As the World Watches, Turkey Looks Away
For weeks now, the world has grown worried as Islamic State jihadists have tried to take the Kurdish city of Kobani in Syria. As the US has stepped up airstrikes, Turkey's actions have revealed that it is pursuing its own contradictory political agenda. By Christoph Reuter more... [ Comment ]
10/26/2014 from hx1x79@gmail.com: I do not understand the limited response from a NATO nation. Either they are on th side of what... more...

Death in the Sahara An Ill-Fated Attempt to Reach Fortress Europe

Death in the Sahara: An Ill-Fated Attempt to Reach Fortress Europe
One year ago, a group of 113 people set off from Niger hoping for a better future in the European Union. A few days later, they were left stranded in the Sahara Desert without vehicles or water. Only 17 survived to tell the tale. By Hauke Goos and Bernhard Riedmann (Photos) more... [ Comment ]
10/25/2014 from redd07: how come EU don't spend more on getting the fact across to the africans, that EU is not the land of... more...
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