Canada Leading Delegation to China Country November 5, 2014 – Canada starts a Trade mission to China. Minister of international trade talked about the network of both countries. The Prime Minister of Canada “Stephen Harper” went to the Alibaba headquarters for open questions and answers discussions. The Prime Minister of Canada Attended the APEC 2014… Continue reading Canada Leading Delegation to China Country
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The Hong Kong Protest For A True Right To Vote
The Story of the Hong Kong Protest: The Hong Kong Protesters are protesting for a more democratic government in Hong Kong. Hong Kong is part of China under the “One Country”, and “Two Systems” policy. Although China is part of Hong Kong; Hong Kong has different legal systems, and financial systems. China’s Committee of the… Continue reading The Hong Kong Protest For A True Right To Vote
People of Scotland Vote to Stay in the United Kingdom
The people of Scotland have rejected independence and instead have chosen to be united forever with their English and Welsh neighbors in a historic referendum that had worried investors as well as allies. The results of the voting was declared within two hours from the time counting started on Friday morning. According to the news… Continue reading People of Scotland Vote to Stay in the United Kingdom
Rob Ford Diagnosed with an Unusual Form of Cancer
The mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford was recently diagnosed with cancer. He is all set to undergo a few sessions of chemotherapy as part of his treatment that may even require a surgery and radiation treatment. According to Ford’s doctor Zane Cohen who is an expert in rectal and colon surgery at the Mount Sinai… Continue reading Rob Ford Diagnosed with an Unusual Form of Cancer
Jesse Ventura Wins $1.8 Million in a Defamation Lawsuit
Jesse Ventura, a former governor of Minnesota won a long legal battle on Tuesday in a US District Court in St.Paul. The jury awarded a total of $1.8 million as damages to the 63-year-old for causing harm to his reputation and unfair enrichment against the estate of late Navy SEAL-turned author Chris Kyle. Ventura’s lawyers… Continue reading Jesse Ventura Wins $1.8 Million in a Defamation Lawsuit
Eric Cantor Loses to Tea Party Candidate
A shocking outcome of the primary election held recently was that the House Majority leader Eric Cantor lost to his Tea Party challenger David Brat. This outcome is seen by many as the biggest let down in the history of American politics as David Brat, an economics professor, is an unknown figure in the world… Continue reading Eric Cantor Loses to Tea Party Candidate
Monica Lewinsky Breaks her Silence
After maintaining silence for more than a decade, the former White House intern Monica Lewinsky has finally decided to disclose each and every detail about her affair with the then President Bill Clinton in a magazine column for Vanity Fair. Monica who is now 40 years old is quite determined to write an article through… Continue reading Monica Lewinsky Breaks her Silence
Obama Appears on “Between Two Ferns” to Promote his Healthcare Program
President Barack Obama who is known for his off-beat ways to promote something he believes in, did the same recently when he appeared on the web-based talk show “Between Two Ferns”. The show is hosted by Zach Galifianakis, the comedian-actor best known for his role in the Hangover movie series. The funny or die video… Continue reading Obama Appears on “Between Two Ferns” to Promote his Healthcare Program