The Polish interior ministry has recently stated that they want more of an American presence in their country to protect them from a possible attack by Russia.

One day after pulling out of a deal to sell a 55 percent stake in its division in Europe, U.S. automaker General Motors (GM) announced that 10,000 jobs will be cut from its European operations.

On Wednesday November 11, Lyndon LaRouche will be delivering an international webcast to discuss crucial issues such as agreements between Russia and China and issues facing the United States.

Ukraine Health Minister Vasyl Knyazevich has given his country's parliament an account of a massive wave of swine flu that has sickened 255,000. He says 66 adults, 3 children and 2 pregnant women are dead. WHO says 1,100 kids are hospitalized.

Russian war games targeted Poland by air and sea during military training exercises thought to be held in September. Soldiers from Belarus also participated.

Vladimir Putin, the former President of the Russian Federation and current Prime Minister, told the European Union he wants them to help Ukraine pay the gas bill by giving them a loan.

On Sunday, Canada was named one of the most peaceful nations by the Global Symposium of Peaceful Nations and 18 other countries were recognized.

A statue of former U.S. President Bill Clinton was unveiled in Pristina, capital of Kosovo, on Sunday, in recognition of his efforts to stop the ethnic cleansing of the region by Serbian forces in the late 1990s.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has launched a fierce attack on those people who have attempted to defend the actions of Soviet leader Josef Stalin.

To China, October is fairly productive when it comes to energy outsourcing. Following $3.5 billion USD deals on energy cooperation with Russia signed Oct. 12, the nation built close business relationships with Canada and Kuwait in the past two days.