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In the midst of a referendum, Italy is facing an election for the mayor of Milan. There are two candidates, Giuliano Pisapia, representing the left opposition Democratic Party and Letizia Moratti, representing the centre-right, which is Berlusconi’s party. In the first round of the elections, Pisapia defeated Moratti by 6.4%, having gained 46% of...
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In the coming month, Italy is facing a popular referendum to change or eradicate four different topics. The questions pertaining to the referendum are the following:
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Are you a “First Past the Poster” or will you be backing in the ‘alternative vote’ at the historic United Kingdom referendum on 5 May.
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Since the Lib Dem’s move to crack down on unpaid work this week many Britons are paying greater attention to the internships young people are going for and what the arrangement entails. Multiple rounds of interviews, reality-TV style challenges and poorly paid placements are just some of the trials graduates experience across Britain’s professional...
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While uprisings continue in the Middle East, protests worsen and shake up the regions of Iraq. Sources revealed a more recent situation update from the 21st of February. Baghdad: As updated by press agency Aswataliraq, protesters including members of NGOs and intellectuals, are continuing a “sit-in” at Al Tahrir Square. Their demands remain the...
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Whilst everyone is talking about Libya, Bahrain, Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen and Iran, no one is taking a look at what is going on in Iraq. Confidential sources have given the following updates, Pale Blue News can EXCLUSIVELY reveal.
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In a recent revelation under the banner of Freedom of Information, WikiLeaks has announced that it plans on releasing 251,287 cables. These cables are private and at times highly confidential memoranda between staff at US consulates all over the world regarding events or meetings they were present at or witness to. Sometimes, they are just...
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Organisers have lashed out at author Rowan Somerville after he thanked them for his Literary Review award recognising bad sex in fiction and voiced his pleasure at being recognised. The author picked up the prize for his book The Shape of Her Organisers state the award, founded in 1993 aims to draw attention to the crude, tasteless, often...
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There is a distinctive Edwardian air of elegance and no end of itchiness in some offices in Westminster this month, as ‘Movember’ enters the House for the first time. Movember, a charity campaign during which participants grow ‘mo’s’ to raise awareness for The Prostrate Cancer Charity, has been embraced by a cross-party collection...
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The Domino Effect: Two Months of Revolution
In the midst of this past few weeks of protests across the globe, there is one common denominator: passion. These seemingly leaderless people have all been galvanised by the same passion, fuelled by the desperate need for change. They demand freedom. Freedom from the imposition of governments that the people have a duty to...
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