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A day of protest in the North

Today in Leeds England, another wave of protests is hitting the streets. Targeted at a combination of Philip Green’s Arcadia group and mobile telephone company Vodafone - both of whom have been alleged to be involved in massive but legal tax avoidance schemes - protesters will be staging events in a Topshop branch and a Vodafone store.

The average high street store employee is a long way from being able to go to Italy skiing for their holidays, generally being More

More Words on Cuts

As PM Cameron has proposed and as the government has accepted, the cuts in the UK are already a fact and the financial shortages are already being applied. The Prime Minister David Cameron fulfilled his plans on the cuts - he enforced the proposed measures in the public funding system, in the council systems, in education and transport and the government is still considering its actions towards the cuts in the military system - wondering how to proceed especially with More

More Words on Cuts

As PM Cameron has proposed and as the government has accepted, the cuts in the UK are already a fact and the financial shortages are already being applied. The Prime Minister David Cameron fulfilled his plans on the cuts - he enforced the proposed measures in the public funding system, in the council systems, in education and transport and the government is still considering its actions towards the cuts in the military system - wondering how to proceed especially with More

The Jury System

The judicial system in the UK is largely based on the common law principles. The idea includes the principles of the jury system and many cases on criminal law are resolved under the jury procedures. The jury procedures often leave no place for appeal and the decision taken by the jury cannot be overruled by any court of later instance.
These aspects in the jury system have incurred wide criticism on the judicial system. A few arguments are based on More

A Red Flag Waves as China Responds to Xiaobos’ Nobel Peace Prize

Liu Xiaobo, a renowned literary critic, writer and political activist is this years’ Nobel Peace Prize winner although he is serving an 11 year sentence in a Chinese prison for peacefully advocating democracy in his country and now recently his wife is being held under house arrest to prevent her along with more than 30 other intellectuals from attending the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony in Oslo, Norway. Additionally the Chinese government is pressuring other nations with which they have influence More

Can Europe Quit The Euro

What recently has become a topic of high interest since Ireland and Portugal are the next ’Greeks'in terms of finances, is the opportunity for Europe to quit the Euro - on other words can the countries from the Euro zone quit the already existing union currency system. This is a topic of deep analysis but what is there that might be really important for such considerations?
Probably for those who can afford nice Florida villas to rent, the change More

Balkan Drama

Surely, people still associate the Balkans as a region of illegal white diesel distribution, non-serious crime region full of people that smile and talk in a way we cannot understand, but at the same time think how to get something out of our pockets. And no matter how difficult it sounds, tackling the problems of the Balkans is coming to an end… for at least some states.
Examples might be Romania, Greece and Bulgaria. These three countries are currently the More

NATO Shakes Hands With Russia

A topic for conversations these days and eager guesses has finally come to a conclusion - the long standing rival of NATO, Russia, has finally committed itself for a better peace preservation in the world aspect and finally the two sides shook hands in what has become a world awareness public safety.
The two sides met today, Saturday 20th November, in Lisbon on the NATO summit where the representatives of the organisation were glad to have Dimitry Medvedev, the Russian More

Medical Negligence

Britain has long been considered to be the country with the best laws because of several reasons - the reluctant courts who would hardly allow any external interference, the common law and fixes its own mistakes, the equity rules that fill in the gaps where the common law cannot intervene and the self-evolving nature of the doctrine of precedents and case law. However, disputes continue to arise in one particular sphere in the English law - the laws available on More

David Cameron On Terrorism

The recent concerns over the world terrorism have significantly increased after explosive materials have been found on a cargo air plane from Yemen travelling the route through Germany and Britain to The US (an explosion of news throughout the freebies was just a bit of the information available for the public). This again became a main point in the global political scene and leaders from all over the world made clear announcements on the More