Tony Gentile/Reuters By Crispian Balmer Italy’s constitutional reform referendum on Sunday could lead to the resignation of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, trigger renewed turmoil in the country’s battered banking sector, and push the euro zone back towards the edge of crisis.
Archive for December 1st, 2016
Poetry
December 1st, 2016 
Administrator David Goldman/AP By Jennifer N. Shannon
Posted in POETRY, POETRY / FICTION 
Tags: Charleston, death, Jennifer N. Shannon, jns, Michael Slager, Poetry, Walter Scott 
No Comments »International film award for leading Serbian actor Slaven Došlo
December 1st, 2016 Administrator Alina Kisina By Marcus Agar International acclaim is stacking up for Serbian actor SLAVEN DOŠLO, who earned an Angela Award for his outstanding acting performance in Next to Me / Pored Mene.
Posted in FILM, MUSIC/FILM Tags: actor, Aiden Turner, Angela Award, Cannes Film Festival, Cinema, European cinema, Film, film festival, Ireland, Jim Sheridan, Marcus Agar, Miloš Bikovic, Movie, Nikola Ljuca, Nora El Koussour, Panama, Pavle Vuckovic, Pored Mene (Next to Me), Serbia, Slaven Došlo, Sofia Boutella, Stevan Filipovic, Subtitle Film Festival, Vlažnošt, Vojna Akademija (Military Academy), Wild Rooster No Comments »Failed Nation: Failed People
December 1st, 2016 Administrator George Osodi By Madamidola Oladele Reading through Professor Akinlawon Ladipo Mabogunje’s autobiography, A Measure of Grace, tears rolled down my cheeks as I read the 27th chapter. “Nigeria: Africa’s Failed Asset” was the title of Sir Olaniwun Ajayi’s publication which the author made reference to. While still weeping, my mind imagined the booming oil, […]
Posted in OPINION Tags: Corruption, failed nation, in-dependence, Independence, Indirect Rule, Madamidola Oladele, Neocolonialism, Nigeria, Politics, Society No Comments »Temperament & Mood of People around the globe is fluctuating, as is the climate
December 1st, 2016 Administrator By Siddhartha Rastogi Japan experienced a massive Earthquake a few days ago, followed by snow in Tokyo city after 54 years. The Philippines has been struck by five deadly typhoons in the last decade itself, displacing over four million citizens. India has witnessed three consecutive droughts just before 2016 and is witnessing ever decreasing monsoon […]
Posted in OPINION Tags: AfD, alt-right, Arab Spring, BREXIT, Climate Change, Europe, floods, Media, Merkel, Netizens, Politics, right-wing, Siddhartha Rastogi, Umbrella Movement No Comments »The Wail of Mr Wole Wole
December 1st, 2016 Administrator By Amore David Olamide “The elders are not meant to behold the instigate of a contorted head” but when it happens; there isdefinitely a jumbo catastrophe in pends of coming.
A Symbiotic Relationship
December 1st, 2016 Administrator Ricardo Arduengo/AP By Ricardo Swire The rise of Caribbean crime is characterized by use of more powerful weapons, resulting in higher mortality levels. The illegal guns and drugs trades form a symbiotic relationship, a dualism that has caused an increased display of violent aggression throughout Caribbean communities.
Posted in OPINION Tags: Caribbean, crime, drugs, firearms, guns, Jamaica, narcotics, OCBFB, organised crime, Ricardo Swire, Trinidad & Tobago, Venezuela, weapons No Comments »
