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Disturbing revelations illustrate the growing rift between the Obama Administration and the Netanyahu government is becoming larger and wider as Tehran boasts about Israel’s abandonment.
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Danish brewing company Carlsberg has come up with a great and funny commercial ad (as usual, shall we say!) to show its support to the England national team at the Euro 2012 Tournament.
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By making the opposition part of the ruling coalition, Mr. Netanyahu has actually created the broadest-based government in recent Israeli history. This unity government preempts political issues during war.
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The Muslim Brotherhood’s rapid rise in Egypt has elevated many peoples’ trepidation levels, including the group’s adherents as the Egyptian army signals willingness to transfer power by 24 May 2012.
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While Israeli votes could dissolve the current session of the Knesset and call for nationwide elections a year ahead of schedule, these developments will not prevent an Israeli strike on Iran.
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While Iran continues to deny that it is developing nuclear weapons, Washington is still concerned about the region and has now deployed approximately 430 Tomahawk missiles in the Persian Gulf.
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With intelligence disputes regarding the validity of Iran's nuclear program being either non-existent, or pending, a look at the idea of fundamentalist theocrats attaining nuclear weaponry.
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Military commanders say no country dares attack Iran and measures have been taken to counter the US missile shield in Persian Gulf.
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Toronto -
During the Great War the blood of millions of young men coated the soil in western Europe. For Canadians the Battle of Vimy Ridge it was the coming of age for the young nation.
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American economist Richard D. Wolff was born on April Fools' Day; in this interview with 'Russia Today', he shows why as he makes a complete and utter fool of himself.
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War Headlines
The story that inspired China war epic The Flowers of War
 The Canadian War Museum is lending some of its First World War artifacts for a mini-exhibition at Toronto's Princess of Wales Theatre during the upcoming run of War Horse.
A key character returns after 10 years on Star Wars: Clone Wars
 Are we winning the war against cancer, the top killer of Canadians? A reality check.
View of Mexico's drugs war from the place it began
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U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Paige J. Bray
Afghan man and his son wait to see a U.S. military doctor providing medical services to the local population
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