What Trump’s International Policies Could Look Like

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Malaysia: US Loses another Key Ally in Asia Pacific Region

  0 comments   |     by Alex Gorka

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US, British ‘Clean House’ to Delete Syria Terror Links

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Trump Warns That By Attacking Assad, US Will ‘End Up Fighting Russia’

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TALIBAN SUICIDE BOMBER KILLS FOUR AT NATO BASE IN AFGHANISTAN

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Taliban suicide bomber kills four at NATO base in Afghanistan AFP A Taliban suicide bomber dressed as a labourer blew himself up at the NATO air base at Bagram north of the Afghan capit3al Kabul on Saturda

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Who's Racist

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Who’s Racist?  Linh Dinh  Over three days last week, at least 150 blacks attacked whites at random around Temple University. Victims were surrounded, punched and kicked. Wallets and phones were stolen. Rocks were thrown at passing cars. When cops show

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China, Russia and Pakistan: New Superpower Triangle

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Do People Care? As the US-Russian Peace Talks Finally Collapsed

  0 comments   |     by James Denselow

As the US-Russian peace talks finally collapsed against a backdrop of intense attacks on eastern Aleppo, Syria appears to have fallen even further into darkness. Last Sunday, campaigners organised a global ‘day of rage’ to express their feelings about events. Yet in London, while a few hundred people marched in the ra

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Non-implementation on Kashmir Resolutions ‘Failure’ of UN: Maleeha

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UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan’s Ambassador to United Nations, Maleeha Lodhi has reminded the international community that non-implementation on Kashmir resolutions is the ‘most persistent failure’ of the UN.

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Flawed Approach to Pakistan - Regional Dynamics are Once Again

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Regional dynamics are once again converging against Pakistan and its interests. And once again, terrorism and Afghanistan are the sources of growing regional differences. Testifying before the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan Richard Olson resorted to what has long been a cornerstone, and a flawed one at that, of US policy towards Pak

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