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| Amnesty And New Violence In The Niger Delta FILE- In this Friday June. 25, 2004 file photo, Ijaw millitants hold AK-47 rifles as they stand guard at Okorota, near Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Nigeria's government has resumed paying stipends to former militants, on the week of Thursday Aug. 4 2016, even as security forces mount air bombardments and ...
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| When Putin won in 2012, Russians took to the streets. Why not this time? In terms of what they voted for, a huge amount of Putin voters said "yes" to nothing. If a candidate doesn't promise any future and remains popular, that means that their supporters have voted for "stabilnost" – something they have now and don't want to lose. But what are the achievements of the current ...
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| Taming chaos: Calculating probability in complex systems Researchers from the Universidad de la República in Uruguay and the University of Aberdeen in Scotland have devised a new method to transform data from complex systems, reducing the amount of important information lost, while still using less computing power than existing methods. They describe ...
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35 People Have Been Killed in a Rocket Attack on the Syrian Capital (BEIRUT) — Rockets fired on a market in a government-controlled neighborhood of Damascus on Tuesday killed 35 people and wounded more than 20 others, Syrian state-run media said, marking one of the highest death tolls in a single attack targeting the capital. The government blamed rebels in the ...
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| Wind, sea ice patterns point to climate change in western Arctic "Last year, we looked at the buoy tracks in the western Arctic and saw that the sea ice was moving in a counter-clockwise pattern instead and wondered why," Moore says. "We discovered that storms were moving in an unexpected direction from the Barents Sea along the Siberian coast and into the ...
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| Russian oligarch in London fatalistic about his safety from attack The exiled Russian oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky has said he has decided not to employ personal security guards in London despite the rising unease among the Russian diaspora, because he recognises that if the Russian president wants him dead "no amount of security measures can prevent that".
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