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• Germany supports Russian-Chinese ‘double freeze’ plan for North Korea crisis
• Mercosur bloc rejects use of force in Venezuela
• Turkey to end support for anti-government terrorists in Syria
• German FDP leader: recognise Russian Crimea, end sanctions on Russia
• Disturbing honeybees’ behavior with electromagnetic waves: a methodology
• UK trade deficit widens as fall in sterling fails to improve export sales
• Ireland to SNUB Brexit Britain and get energy direct from FRANCE
• UK needs new party to stop ‘catastrophic’ Brexit
• General ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis is the only one who can stop North Korea and US tensions from getting out of hand
• European business seethes over new US sanctions law
• McMaster solidifies power at NSC
• China gets its way on North Korea despite resistance in Washington
• BRICS countries strike fatal blow on US dollar supremacy
• Against all odds, BRICS nations get their act together
• The President and the leaks: Sessions and Coats finally act
• Brexit: a neoconservative coup
• Brussels fears Britain’s ‘Brexit chaos’ part of cunning plan
• Trump rallies his base against Russia investigation
• Trump signs Russia sanctions bill, but spits at it
• Russia is giving up on the US and the Trump administration
• Corbyn allies urge him to commit to EU freedom of movement
• Trump sidesteps impeachment trap in sanctions law and prepares challenge to Supreme Court
• Why Europe opposes America’s new Russia sanctions
• What’s behind Trump lambasting the anti-Russian sanctions law he signed?
• EU bets on US ‘consultations’ to save Russia pipeline