Krzys Wasilewski

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Krzys Wasilewski, while living in Poland, completing his masters degree in International Relations, was seduced by English Literature.

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Geopolitics in Myanmar

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What if Myanmar led to World War III? With over 80,000 people killed and almost two million left homeless, Myanmar teeters on the edge of collapse.

Chinese Cyber Army Cocked and Loaded

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While Russia and the United States spend billions of dollars on new submarines and air fighters, the Chinese army heavily invests in computer experts.

You Think Gas Is Too Expensive? Visit Europe

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Even in poorer European Union countries such as Poland with the average income three times as low as in the United States, one liter - or one fourth of a gallon - of unleaded gas costs over $2.

Amy Winehouse Arrested by London Police, No No No

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Amy Winehouse, the 25-year-old British singer and fourth time winner of the 2008 Grammy Awards, was arrested Wednesday by the metropolitan police.

Want To Work in Great Britain? Learn English!

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Immigrants who want to work in Great Britain will soon be required to have the basic knowledge of the English language, informs the Guardian newspaper.
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