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Duterte Invitation ‘Part of a Strategy to Isolate North Korea,’ White House Says

By Peter Heinlein | VOA on May 1, 2017   Featured, World  

Duterte Invitation ‘Part of a Strategy to Isolate North Korea,’ White House Says

WHITE HOUSE — In the face of international outrage, U.S. President Donald Trump’s spokesman says the decision to invite authoritarian Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte and other East Asian leaders to the White House is part of a strategy to isolate North Korea. “It is an opportunity to work with countries in that region who can help […]

China Seen Readying for Trade War During Trump Presidency

By William Ide/Saibal Dasgupta | VOA on Dec 21, 2016   Featured, World  

China Seen Readying for Trade War During Trump Presidency

BEIJING — The possibility of a trade war between the United States and China loomed large over the horizon after the U.S. electoral college confirmed Donald Trump’s presidency on Monday. China is expected to take a series of defensive and retaliatory measures to counter any U.S. moves to restrict the role of Chinese goods and currency […]

Ghost Towns Scattered across Alaska Map

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Oct 20, 2016   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Ghost Towns Scattered across Alaska Map

  On a recent river trip down the Porcupine River, my friend Garrett Jones and I nosed into a few townsites we saw on the map. Old Camp, Canyon Village and Shuman House were all silent places with no people but the same unique regional touch: Decorative stamped-metal ceiling panels tacked up as outhouse walls. […]

British Inquiry Finds Iraq War ‘Went Badly Wrong’

By Jamie Dettmer | VOA News on Jul 6, 2016   Featured, World  

British Inquiry Finds Iraq War ‘Went Badly Wrong’

The invasion of Iraq 13 years ago by an American- and British-led coalition was “unnecessary” and Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein represented “no imminent threat” to Britain or the Western powers, according to a long-awaited official report into Britain’s involvement in the Iraq War. The inquiry led by John Chilcot, a former top British civil servant, […]

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