Articles tagged with: France
(c) vramak
It’s a funny old game. A game of two halves. It can leave you sick as a parrot or feeling over the moon. Even if you don’t have any interest in it at all, …
As conflict with Iran looks increasingly likely, it’s vital for world peace there is a united effort to invade if Iran doesn’t halt its nuclear enrichment programme.
I’ve already filled in two wallcharts of predictions for this summer’s World Cup and compelled my girlfriend to do the same. There are few things which unite the English quite like a World Cup; invading …
Poland is still reeling from the loss of its president in a plane crash near Smolensk last month. Now thousands of its citizens are fleeing and suffering from the worst floods in 160 years. 2010 …
As politicians model themselves on celebrities the British public is taking them less seriously and the boundaries between politics and showbiz are blurring.
Although the boycott is a small incident – by Italian standards – it again raises the question of why, or how, does Berlusconi continue to maintain such a strong support in Italy
Whatever your feelings may be about the Conservative-Liberal government, one thing that can be celebrated is that voters delivered blows by the ballot box on the villains of this election.
With a high turnout and the first hung parliament since 1974, this year’s general election is the most exciting in years. But what to make of the information flying in all directions?
(c) The U.S. Army
In the midst of the horrors of the Nazi holocaust in the Second World War, hid in the woods in Lithuania in 1944, were three Jewish brothers. The Nazis came for them, …
The 2005 Election suggested an increasing number of British people are willing to vote for minor parties whose support could be invaluable in a hung parliament this time around.
There are no credible reasons for maintaining a so-called nuclear ‘deterrent’, so why do we have Trident at all?
