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Trump explains the use of national sovereignty to its enemies

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By Bepi Pezzulli
| ThinkScotland Verified
At the United Nations, Trump noticed the noun rather than the adjective and laid out a foreign policy built on recovering the levers of the sovereign state DONALD TRUMP went to the United Nations to explain that the United Nations is not the government of the world. Judging from some of the reaction, this came as news.
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Labour’s Israel policy is blatant electoral pandering

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By Bepi Pezzulli
| ThinkScotland Verified
THERE IS something almost admirable about the efficiency with which Andy Burnham and Ed Miliband have converted a modest trade restriction into a diplomatic crisis with Israel. But then again, Labour has a peculiar knack for turning domestic token gestures into major foreign-policy blunders. On Tuesday, Britain announced a ban on imports from Israeli settlements in the West Bank and restrictions on British businesses dealing with them. Then, Ed Miliband went considerably further.
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Labour’s Israel policy is electoral pandering

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By Bepi Pezzulli
| The Times of Israel Verified
There is something almost admirable about the efficiency with which Andy Burnham and Ed Miliband have converted a modest trade restriction into a diplomatic crisis with Israel. But then again, Labour has a peculiar knack for turning domestic token gestures into major foreign-policy blunders. On Tuesday, Britain announced a ban on imports from Israeli settlements in the West Bank and restrictions on British businesses dealing with them. Then, Ed Miliband went considerably further.
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