Violent clashes in Greece on the anniversary of the student uprising

Greek police clashed with masked youths in the capital Athens on Friday after thousands of Greeks marched through the capital on the anniversary of a bloody 1973 student uprising against the military junta that ruled the country at the time. More than 10,000 people marched peacefully to the United States embassy, which some protesters accuse of supporting the seven-year military rule. Authorities deployed about 5,000 policemen in the streets...

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In response to Trump .. Scotland refugees: «welcome»

Renewed the Prime Minister of Scotland Nicola Storgen, this is the day Sunday, welcome home any refugees who are barred from entering the United States, due to the recent Trump's decision to impose a number of restrictions on the entry of citizens of specific nationalities. Received "Storgen" the executive order, issued by Trump to ban the entry of refugees and to stop immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries, by redeploying tweet...

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The excesses of the FBI office right Twitter

Legal experts said that the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) exceeded apparently the scope of the existing legal guidance in the application of some types of Internet records from a company Twitter over the past year, and cited two things to observe without obtaining official permission Friday published by the social networking company. Twitter said that the disclosure of the part, as a first time be allowed to disclose publicly about...

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Trump accuses media of lying about the crowds that attended the inauguration

the US president, Donald Trump, Saturday, and severely media the day after he was sworn in, accusing it of lying about the estimated number of people who attended the inauguration ceremony. Trump said during his visit to the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): "Frankly, there seemed to be two million and a half million, and reached (the crowd) until the Washington Monument." He added: "I watch the TV channel which was...

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America's ambassador to the United Nations: Russia's actions threaten world

In her last big speech as ambassador of the United States to the United Nations, Samantha Power said that the actions of Russia are threatening the world order, which is governed by laws and regulations. She said Bauer told the Atlantic Council in Washington that "Russia's actions do not promote a new world order. They demolish the existing system," citing Russia's intervention in Ukraine and its support for the Syrian regime, and its...

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