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NATO's secretary general, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, said yesterday that NATO will stay in Afghanistan "as long as it takes." He pledged 5,000...
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Find out more about Nick: Nick Lewandowski graduated from Denison University with bachelor's degrees in both English writing and German. He has written extensively for the web, for both the expatriate web portal Just Landed and Demand Media’s various partner sites. Nick has lived in Spain and Germany, and has traveled extensively throughout Western and Central Europe. He can be reached via email at nicholaslewandowski@gmail.com. |
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The complete text of President Barack Obama's December 2 Afghanistan speech, as published by the Associated Press. Good evening. To the United States...
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According to the BBC, U.S. President Barack Obama will annouce a 30,000-man commitment to Afghanistan today during a televised address. Yesterday,...
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U.S. President Barack Obama will announce his final decision on Afghan troop numbers in a televised address this Tuesday, according to the BBC. The...
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With the UN's IAEA issuing stern criticisms of Iran's (formerly) secret nuclear facility at Qom and Iran's increasing obstinance - the nation recently...
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AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis Yesterday, a British inquiry investigating the 2003 invasion of Iraq heard statements that UN...
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Yesterday, speaking alongside Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, U.S. President Barack Obama reinforced the need to "finish the job" in...
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Less than a week after U.S. President Brarack Obama ended his Asian tour with a stop in South Korea, China and North Korea's respective defense...
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U.S. President Barack Obama wrapped up his Asian tour with a whirlwind stop in South Korea, where he was welcomed by a jubilant population - South...
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Though U.S. President Barack Obama and his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao, agreed to cooperate on some issues (climate change, North Korea) during...
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