Tomislav Nikolic, Serbia’s new president
Tomislav Nikolic left the ultra-nationalist political past behind, embraced the EU aspirations for Serbia, found new allies in the West and became new president of Serbia. His victory is largely attributed to growing dissatisfaction of Serbian voters with bad economy, corruption and overall state of democracy under the rule of his opponent, Boris Tadic and his party. This article sheds some light on the political past, present and future of the new Serbian leader.
Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller: the last of the Danish magnates
One of the world’s greatest shipping and oil magnates and a great philantropist, Maersk Mc-Kinney Møller, died at the age of 98 in Denmark, Copenhagen, last month. He was regarded as the most influential Danish businessman. In this article we will have a closer look at Mr. Mc-Kinney Moeller’s life and legacy.
Carl C. Icahn, activist investor
It takes a certain type of stockmarket investor to thrive in troubled times like these, where the market keeps losing altitude. US shareholder Carl Icahn, at the age of 76, is one of that breed. He has a knack of turning someone else’s losses into a profits – for himself. Why is he also know as an ‘activist investor’ and what does the famous ‘Icahn Lift’ entail? This article will reveal some of the secrets of America’s number 21 billionaire.
When art goes where nobody expected
J.R. started his artistic career painting graffiti in the streets of Paris. But he realized very soon that street art could help people that was living under violence. Discover how.
Time to outrage … and react: following Stéphane Hessel’s lead
Most of people think that french is a beautiful language. Even most of them consider that it’s the language of love. Sthéphane Hessel, one of the founding fathers of the Human Rights Declaration is able to show us french as a language for revolution through his book, Indignez-Vous. The time to outrage has come!
Nigel Farage: the no longer Mr Nice Guy
Nigel Farage is widely known for his “straight” speeches at the EU Parliament. On 24 February 2010 in a response to a speech of Herman Van Rompuy (the President of the European Council) he taunted the EU leader by saying that he had “the charisma of a damp rag and the appearance of low grade bank clerk”.
Why can’t you stop laughing Mr. Clinton?
Remember, in 1995, when Clinton couldn’t stop laughing at Yelstin’s comment to a reporter? Let’s relive it again.
Ana Luz: 
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