Vanuatu Government News

The fourth son of Osama Bin Laden has spoken out against the death of his father.

With things heating up in Libya both Iranian and US warships head into the Mediterranean.

Egyptian Strikers Urged To Go Back To Work

A war cry has already been heard from Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood leader, Mohammad Ghannam

It's not just Egypt and Tunisia, but almost the entire Middle East Arab region that is in revolt.

International airports of Dubai will not see full body xray machines installed

Everything is locked down, as people remember the ethnic riots in China, twelve months ago.

As Kyrgyzstan’s first women prime minister takes power she rewrites the history books.

In line with the economic situation, the Queen of England has agreed to allow her pay to be cut.

Ms Gillard, Australia’s new prime minister, does not want to move into The Lodge.

Introduced in 2009, a law, if passed will give President Obama a ‘Kill switch’ to the Internet.

A recent report shows that tens of millions of dollars have been funneled into the Taliban, from the United States army.

Julia Gillard has taken centre stage on the world scene as the reigns of governmental power have been handed over to her by the power brokers.

In giving Japan priority over its new found mineral wealth, the Afghan prime minister shocked the mining world.

Selling off state owned assets is not a new idea, just as Bonaparte had to sell Louisiana so long ago.

This is just another attack from North Korea on other nations, as South Korea retaliates.

When England removed all reference to the holocaust from the school curriculum they joined the list of Holocaust Deniers.

Somali pirates have been slung out of their snug pirate haven by local rebels, the Hizbul Islam group.

Ukranian Parliament now boasts having hosted the biggest fist fight ever seen in a parliamentary sitting.

Is the Tea Party movement trying to evolve into a real political party, or just a bunch of people having an overgrown party?

If United Kingdom parliamentarians have their way the House of Lords will be made redundant

Photograph of Sarah Palin during her Tea Party speech, once again showed up her double standards.

Tea Parties are on the rise in the American political scene.

Italian Premier Berlusconi severely as he signed autographs in a crowd.

When Berlusconi admits he paid judges, it is a big time foot and mouth disease.

When an American film director called a dog by the name of a dead president, it was a sure fire way to start a dog fight.

Tribes are no longer safe in the Northern parts of Pakistan, where a silent killer can unexpectedly drop out of the clouds.

Like the fabled phoenix, Bill Clinton rises from the ashes and dashes to the rescue.

Who said politics is not for the dogs? Fidel, a bull terrier is the latest candidate.

Living legend Nelson Mandela takes life a little easier as he relaxes with his family for his 91st birthday.

No one could predict that while Sarah Palin took a step backwards, Clinton would go from strength to strength.

Hilary Rodham Clinton fracturing her right elbow, will not deter the President’s right hand woman.

It wasn’t enough to back the bridge to nowhere, Palin still chases bridges to nowhere.

Two US journalists, researching a story about women trafficking, have ended up being sentenced to 12 years of hard labour in North Korea.

Off again, on again political play, no ones knows what is really happening behind Fiji’s media blackout under the military regime.

Bill Clinton rises once more from the political ashes. It seems he just plain refuses to disappear into the sunset.

Rising from the political ashes of Washington Hilary Clinton soars once again.

Accidental or not, it was a wonderful final statement to years of political blunders, by President George W Bush.

The position of Prime Minister has not yet been settled in Vanuatu, in the South Pacific. Even in the lower arenas of the political scene emotions are boiling over as would-be politicians come face to face with their failure to be reelected.

In the South Pacific nation of Vanuatu, the Prime Minister’s job is still up for grabs. The old guard has been upset and the struggle for the new guard begins.

The contact issue regarding children with their family is causing more long term harm than good.