Fortunately, however, sober and peace-loving voices are still the mainstream among Japanese public.

Opposition protestiert gegen Präsident Correa. Kaum Resonanz auf Streikaufruf. Tausende bekunden Unterstützung für die „Bürgerrevolution“

Besondere Aufmerksamkeit richten die Alba-Ländern auch in Zukunft auf die staatliche Souveränität gegenüber transnationalen Konzernen und internationalen Finanzmarktakteuren, die die Handlungsfähigkeit der Regierungen durch Klagen bei ausländischen Gerichten sowie internationalen Schiedsgerichten bedrohen.

(3.Februar 2013) Kurz nach Hillary Clintons Abtritt als US-Außenministerin enthüllt die „New York Times“: Die Politikerin wollte gemeinsam mit dem damaligen CIA-Chef Petraeus die Bewaffnung und Ausbildung syrischer Rebellen vorantreiben. Doch das Weiße Haus stoppte die Pläne.

(31.Januar 2015) US-Medienberichten zufolge ist eine Audioaufnahme aufgetaucht, die Hillary Clinton bezüglich des Angriffskriegs auf Libyen schwer belastet. Clinton galt sowohl innerhalb der Obama-Administration als auch außerhalb derselben als sehr frühe Wortführerin eines US-geführten Angriffs auf Libyen um Muammar al-Gaddafi zu stürzen. Dazu log sie offenbar, dass sich die Balken biegen.

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I believe the path forward for our country — and the Republican Party — is rooted in respecting the Constitution and acknowledging the dignity of the individual. If the Republicans want to be the party of tomorrow, it needs ideas that excite young people. Only a candidate who is a socially tolerant, fiscally responsible and principled leader can reinvigorate the Republican brand.

Starting today, we are launching „Students For Rand“ and will be recruiting the „300 in 30“ initiative. We have the goal of starting 300 chapters in just 30 days to show how strong the youth support is for my presidential campaign.

We must stand for something so powerful and so popular that it brings people together — whether they lean left, right or find themselves squarely in the middle. My message of liberty, opportunity, and justice is for all has resonated everywhere, especially in the places Republicans are too scared to go, such as Detroit, the South Side of Chicago, Ferguson, or even UC Berkeley.

„I probably identify more as a Democrat,“ Trump says in the ad. „I‘ve been around for a long time and it just seems that the economy does better under the Democrats than the Republicans.“

UPDATE: At 6:50 p.m., Donald Trump sent The Washington Post a lengthy response to Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul‘s ad. Here it is, in full.

What matters for Trump and Paul, though, isn‘t how the economy has performed in the past, but whether the policies that they‘re advocating would result in better performance in the future if they were elected. That‘s the calculation that voters will have to make at the polls.

More than Jeb Bush, the establishment pick seen widely as the adult in the room; more than Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee who‘s taken aim at Republicans; it‘s Paul who has arisen over the past week as Donald Trump‘s main antagonist, slamming him on the airwaves, in stump speeches and caustic statements from advisers.

More than three decades after the establishment of the Multinational Force and Observers, which includes two American Army battalions, fighting is raging in the vast, largely desolate peninsula, with groups of Islamist extremists clashing with Egyptian security forces.

Adding to the sense of retrenchment was a recent editorial in the New York Times calling for the end to U.S. participation in the Multinational Force Observer (MFO) mission that has monitored the Egyptian–Israeli peace treaty since 1982. The Times quotes Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who asserts that the threat to the MFO in Sinai is only going to rise. Whether the Pentagon is laying the groundwork to reassess, or even end, the U.S. mission is unknown. To end it would be a grave mistake, a betrayal of two important U.S. allies and a signal that America was abandoning the Egyptian–Israeli peace treaty, perhaps its most seminal contribution to Middle East stability in half a century.

Pakistan and Azerbaijan have long-standing and strong relations that are based on brotherhood and friendship, said Pakistani Ambassador to Azerbaijan Khalid Usman Qaiser August 14.

The ambassador was addressing an event dedicated to the 69th anniversary of independence of his country.