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الاثنين، 9 يناير 2017

Donald Trump brings back Jobs, not jobs, in this timely comic strip

President-elect Donald Trump has promised to be the greatest jobs president in U.S. history. Trump has promised to bring back jobs. But in the twisted world of the Argyle Sweater comic strip, Trump is actually bringing back Jobs, as in the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs who succumbed to pancreatic cancer..

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Boris Johnson meets Donald Trump"s team in New York

Image copyright PA Image caption Officials said the meetings would focus on UK-US relations The foreign secretary has held “positive but frank” talks with some of Donald Trump"s key advisers during a visit to New York, officials have said.
Boris Johnson met Mr Trump"s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and Steve Bannon, the US president-elect"s strategist.
It was the first formal face-to-face meeting between members of the incoming US administration and a UK minister.
Officials said they discussed US foreign policy towards Syria, China and Russia.
On Monday Mr Johnson will be in the capital, Washington DC, to meet key congressional leaders.
However, he will not meet his future opposite number Rex Tillerson.
Protocol says that cannot happen until the businessman is confirmed as secretary of state.
Mr Johnson"s visit comes hours after Mr Trump tweeted he is “very much” looking forward to meeting Theresa May in the spring.
He said that the prime minister, who has spoken to ..

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الأحد، 8 يناير 2017

Boris Johnson in New York for talks with Donald Trump"s team

Image copyright PA The foreign secretary has flown to New York for talks with key members of Donald Trump"s team, the Foreign Office (FO) says.
Boris Johnson is expected to meet Mr Trump"s son-in-law Jared Kuchner and Steve Bannon, the US president-elect"s strategist.
It will be Mr Johnson"s first face-to-face meeting with Trump officials.
A FO spokesman said: “The discussions will be focused on UK-US relations and other foreign policy matters.”

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الجمعة، 6 يناير 2017

Theresa May to visit Donald Trump "in the spring"

Image copyright PA Theresa May is to visit US President-elect Donald Trump in the spring, Downing Street has said.
In December the PM"s joint chiefs of staff, Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill, travelled to the US to build links with the incoming president"s team.
A source said Mrs May “looks forward to visiting the new president in the spring”.
The meeting is expected to take place at the White House and could be as early as next month, it is understood.
The December trip by Mrs May"s closest aides was part of efforts to build a relationship with Mr Trump ahead of his inauguration on 20 January.
The president-elect first invited the prime minister to visit in a phone call shortly after his election victory in November.
It had been expected that she would visit Washington in the early months of 2017.
"Almost impossible"Transport Secretary Chris Grayling told Sky News that there was nothing out of the ordinary about what was happening.
“You would expect a meeting be..

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الأربعاء، 4 يناير 2017

Donald Trump is poised to paint America’s judiciary red

PERHAPS the biggest decision Donald Trump faces in January is his choice of nominee for the Supreme Court. But the president-elect will have many more opportunities to make his mark on the judiciary. When Mr Trump takes office on January 20th, he will have over 100 vacant or soon-to-be vacant positions to fill in lower federal courts: 96 judgeships in distri..

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الثلاثاء، 27 ديسمبر 2016

Virginia’s governor race could be a referendum on Donald Trump’s politics

VIRGINIA, the one state in the old confederacy carried by Hillary Clinton in 2016, chooses a new governor next year. Ditto New Jersey, another blue state, where the departing Republican governor, Chris Christie, is an on-again, off-again—but these days, mostly off-again—adviser to Donald Trump, the president-elect.
Virginia and New Jersey are the only states..

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الأربعاء، 21 ديسمبر 2016

Donald Trump letters to Alex Salmond published

Image copyright Reuters Image caption Mr Trump waged a bitter campaign against plans to build an offshore windfarm near his golf course at Menie in Aberdeenshire A series of colourfully-written letters sent by Donald Trump to then-Scottish first minister Alex Salmond has been published in full for the first time.
The letters formed part of an intense lobbying campaign against plans for an offshore wind project near Mr Trump"s Aberdeenshire golf resort.
In one, Mr Trump said he was attempting to “save Scotland”.
In another, he claimed Mr Salmond would be known as “Mad Alex” if the plan went ahead.
And the US president elect predicted the “insanity” of the project would bankrupt Scotland, and destroy Mr Salmond"s hopes for Scottish independence.
Trump"s uneasy relationship with ScotlandDetails of some of the correspondence has been made public before.
But the Huffington Post obtained full copies of all of the documents after submitting a freedom of information request..

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الثلاثاء، 13 ديسمبر 2016

Donald Trump chooses Rex Tillerson as secretary of state

“A DIPLOMAT that happens to be able to drill oil.” That is how Reince Priebus, Donald Trump’s incoming chief of staff, described Rex Tillerson, the boss of ExxonMobil, who was nominated this week as America’s secretary of state. In fact, Mr Tillerson, 64, is an oil driller through and through, has spent 41 years furthering the ambitions of one of the world’s..

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الأربعاء، 7 ديسمبر 2016

PM: Talking to Donald Trump is "very easy"

Image Caption: Theresa May previously said Mr Trump "does not understand the UK" Twitter Facebook Google+ Whats App Mail By Robert Nisbet, Senior Political Correspondent, in Bahrain
Theresa May has said that Donald Trump is “very easy to talk to” – despite taking him to task during the US presidential election.
Speaking to reporters on a trip to ..

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الاثنين، 5 ديسمبر 2016

Donald Trump hits out at China on Twitter

Image Caption: Ms Tsai and Mr Trump spoke on Friday Donald Trump has complained about Chinese economic and military policy after a phone conversation with Taiwan"s President drew the ire of Beijing.
The President-elect"s unusual call with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen on Friday led to a diplomatic protest, although Vice President-elect Mike Pence ..

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الجمعة، 2 ديسمبر 2016

Boris Johnson backs Donald Trump on Nato spending

Image copyright PA Britain will support US President-elect Donald Trump"s campaign to get Nato countries to spend more on defence, Boris Johnson has said.
In a speech, he said it could not be “justified” that the US accounted for about 70% of Nato defence spending.
He also said the UK would not seek to prevent the EU from forming a closer common defence policy.
During his election campaign, Mr Trump was critical of Nato, describing the Western military alliance as obsolete.
He suggested that the US would think twice about coming to the aid of any Nato ally under attack if it had not paid its “fair share”.
"More brutal system"The UK, which meets the commitment to spend 2% of GDP on defence, has also been urging other countries to increase their contributions.
Mr Johnson, in a speech to the Royal Institute of International Affairs at Chatham House, said the UK must “redouble our resolve to defend and preserve the best of the rules-based international order” to prevent a ..

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Boris Johnson to back Donald Trump on Nato spending

Image copyright PA Britain will support US President-elect Donald Trump"s campaign to get Nato countries to spend more on defence, Boris Johnson will say in a speech.
He will say it cannot be justified that the US pays for 70% of Nato spending.
But the foreign secretary will say that the UK"s resolve to fulfil its Nato obligations is “unbreakable” in a world where democracy is “in retreat”.
During his election campaign, Mr Trump was critical of Nato, describing the Western military alliance as obsolete.
He suggested that the US would think twice about coming to the aid of any Nato ally under attack if it had not paid its “fair share”.
"More brutal system"The UK, which meets the commitment to spend 2% of GDP on defence, has also been urging other countries to increase their contribution.
Mr Johnson, in a speech to the Royal Institute of International Affairs at Chatham House, will say the UK must “redouble our resolve and to defend and preserve the best of the rule..

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