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Thank you, now go to Suriname

By Jeff Roper
September 17, 2022
in :  Politics

U.S. officials are in talks with Suriname to send Afghans detained on a U.S. base in Kosovo to Suriname, after failing to meet the entry requirements for admission to the U.S. Suriname’s ambassador to the U.S., Marten Schalkwijk, confirmed that talks with the U.S. are in a preparatory stage and that Suriname is considering moving forward, reports the U.S. newspaper …

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Brad Sherman: crypto industry can’t be ignored, it grew too big to fail

By Jeff Roper
September 6, 2022
in :  Politics

The crypto industry has grown at an appalling rate in recent years. While at first it was only known to a small group of tech fanatics, now almost everyone has heard of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin. The industry has grown so fast that governments are still a few steps behind in terms of regulation. Here and there, almost out of …

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Authorities prepare the society for ‘potential violence’ at the elections

By Jeff Roper
September 5, 2022
in :  Politics

U.S. election officials see potential violence and disruptions as the biggest threats to the November midterm elections, with misinformation fueling that concern, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said on Sunday. Benson, a Democrat, said election officials from both parties are working with law enforcement to protect the november 8 election and make it clear that there will be consequences …

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Biden backs off the controversial point in his dramatic speech

By Jeff Roper
September 3, 2022
in :  Politics

A day after lashing out at former president Donald Trump and his supporters in a speech, Joe Biden clarified that he does not consider all Trump fans a threat to the nation, but that anyone who uses violence or does not condemn it is a threat to democracy. In a speech at an election rally, president Joe Biden was very …

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Joe Biden calls for more police on the streets, upsetting activists

By Jeff Roper
August 31, 2022
in :  Politics

U.S. president Joe Biden wants more money for the police and more blue on the streets, to make the United States safer. But Black Lives Matter activists want a small police force because of racist police brutality. The black academic Donald Earl Collins speaks on the Arab News channel al Jazeera himself about a ” blue wall of white supremacy.” …

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U.S. Justice Department: Team Trump hid secret documents

By Jeff Roper
August 31, 2022
in :  Politics

The US Department of Justice says it has evidence that documents that former president Trump took from the White House were later hidden in his Florida residence. According to the ministry, this was done to counter an investigation by the FBI. A Trump lawyer is said to have “explicitly prohibited” FBI agents from looking into boxes in a storage room …

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U.S. rejects Tehran nuclear deal allegations

By Rick Culpepper
August 23, 2022
in :  Politics

The United States has rejected Iran’s accusation of delaying negotiations to renew the 2015 nuclear deal. U.S. State Department spokesman Ned Price said Monday that hard work is being done on this issue. There will be a response as soon as possible to Tehran position on the European Union’s draft text. Price said Washington applauded Iran for dropping some of …

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The US ‘chip law’ contradicts principles of fair trade, creates chaos in logistics

By Jeff Roper
August 20, 2022
in :  Politics

China has lashed out at the U.S. government because of a new law that encourages chip production in the U.S. The chip law would be a ” violation of the principles of fair trade.” US president Joe Biden signed the new chip law earlier this month, which allocates $ 52 billion to increase computer chip production in the US. According …

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US announces new military exercises in Taiwan Strait

By Jeff Roper
August 13, 2022
in :  Politics

The United States will hold military exercises in the Taiwan Strait in the coming weeks, despite growing tensions with China over the island. It concerns exercises in the air and at sea, a senior US official said on Friday. Kurt Campbell, the White House coordinator for Indo-Pacific Affairs and an adviser to president Joe Biden, said that despite the tensions, …

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Russia suspends START treaty, cites sanctions and visa requirements

By Jeff Roper
August 9, 2022
in :  Politics

For the time being, Russia will no longer allow the US to carry out nuclear weapons inspections under the New START treaty. Kremlin says that US sanctions make Russian inspectors impossible to work, and therefore suspends cooperation for the time being. The New START treaty is the only remaining nuclear weapons agreement between the two countries. It is about agreements …

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