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Analysis: United States and Israel elections may reshape the world.
The course of the conflict in the Middle East may change because of the United States and Israeli ballot boxes.
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Why would public executions go back to the United States about a century after they stopped him?
Criticism and controversy following the announcement by the United States Secretary of Defense of a live online broadcast of Nadal Hassan's execution.
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United States of America: dissatisfaction with the announcement of the shooting of Nadal Hassan
An official of the United States Department of Defense, Thursday, said that the execution of Nadal Hassan, convicted of the 2009 attack on the Fort Hood military base, by firing bullets, would be broadcast live online.
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United States: shooting death will be broadcast online to an American military from Palestinian assets
Nadal Hassan is a military doctor, an American of Palestinian origin. On 5 November 2009, Hassan opened fire inside a medical centre of the American base in Fort Hood. Hasan killed 13 people, including 12 soldiers, and injured some 30 people. The U.S. Secretary of Defense has announced that Hassan ' s execution will be shot and will be made public on live feed via the Internet. According to investigations, a good aim was to prevent soldiers from participating in a war in Afghanistan and Iraq. The execution of Hassan will be the first such operation carried out by the American army since 1961.
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The United States invites Europeans to participate in talks with Ukraine on ending the war.
Ukrainian American talks are held on Friday and Saturday in Miami, after Washington, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the European Union and the North Atlantic Alliance have invited them to participate. Discussions address new United States proposals to end the war with Russia.
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Why is the United States protecting a wanted Syrian brigade living in Lebanon?
Sam Al-Hassan, linked to the abduction of journalist Austin Tys, is protected and housed in exchange for information.
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Trump says a threat prompted the United States to withdraw its launchers from the British Air Force Base.
The United States Department of Defense confirmed on Sunday that it had withdrawn B-1 launchers from the base in England and returned them to its original United States rules.
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The U.S. is pulling all its launchers from the British Airford base.
BBC was informed that the decision was military and not political - taken at the operational level - and reported by the United States Army to his British counterpart
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The United States waives the human rights requirement to provide military assistance to Egypt.
Washington, D.C., on Thursday, announced a decision to override human rights requirements to provide military assistance to Egypt in the amount of $320 million, justifying the importance of security cooperation with Cairo and Egypt ' s " useful role " since the outbreak of the American war on Iran, without clarifying the nature of that role.
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What are Iran's terms of ending the war with the United States?
Iran launched a diplomatic initiative in the United Nations General Assembly in New York to end the war and open the Hem symbol Strait, saying that it had passed it to the American side through country mediators and that it would lead to the reopening of the Harms Strait and an end to hostilities in the region within seven days.
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Does Trump seek to make the United States more like China?
Today ' s newspaper readings monitor a shift in influence between Washington and Beijing, discuss the implications of United States policies for the international system, as well as a British debate on ways to reduce disease absenteeism and enhance productivity in the labour market.
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United States: Trump receives the Chinese president in front of the airstrip in a rare tradition.
Receiving a bus between the world ' s two largest economic forces to preserve the fragile armistice of the customs duty war.
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United States: Texas. Ghost of arrest and deportation
Emigration has re-emerged President Donald Trump ' s management priorities, with tighter arrests and deportations. About 60 thousand migrants are currently behind bars, in a record number of candidates to rise with Congress allocating $45 billion to expand the detention network. How do these detainees live? And why end up with thousands of children behind bars, too? Field investigation of Franç24 from the heart of the immigration detention system in Texas.
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United States: 60 years ' imprisonment for torture for the Syrian Adra prison administrator in Assad
A federal court in the United States sentenced 60 years ' imprisonment to a former prison director in Damascus for torture between 2005 and 2008, as declared by the United States Department of Justice on Thursday. Sustained to Samir Osman Sheikh, who was running the Adra Bad Al-Assad prison, was prosecuted for " human rights atrocities in Syria, including silences of political opponents " . Three victims testified during the trial.