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Opinion - This year’s Munich conference is about Europe striking back
The Munich Security Conference has always been the West’s annual audit of threats. But this year, the most consequential conversations will not be about Russia or China but about the U.S. The premise that American leadership is legitimate, predictable, and mostly benevolent, which held for 80 years, has been shattered by President Trump.
Opinion - Turkey’s cautionary tale: The fall of the courts is the fall of freedom
When Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu — widely seen as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s most formidable political rival — was arrested at his home on flimsy corruption charges, Turkey entered a new and dangerous phase in its long democratic unravelling. His detention, followed by mass protests, violent crackdowns, and the arrest of demonstrators and journalists, is the natural outcome of years of democratic backsliding — which began with the dismantling of judicial independence.
Summary of recent advances in management of torus fracture of the distal radius in children
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COLUMN: Decency aside, Biden must run on policy
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his party will be tempted to focus the 2020 campaign almost exclusively on the awfulness of President Donald Trump. That would satisfy many, but it wouldn't move the needle. It would position the Democrats as out of ideas and create a vacuum to be filled with false, yet damaging, claims that Biden is in the pocket of the woke. kAm!@=:E:42= 25G:D6CD D2J A@=:4J :D 7@C DF4<6CD 2?5 G@E6CD C6DA@?5 >@DE=J E@ 6>@E:@?2= 2AA62=D[ 2?5 E92E 42?
Mosul shows difficulty of removing militants from urban area - The Santa Fe New Mexican: News
BAGHDAD — As the fight for the Iraqi city of Mosul drags on, many might ask: Why has it taken the combined militaries of the United States and Iraq backed by an international coalition more than two years to dislodge a relatively small force of militants lacking heavy weaponry? Donald Trump raised the question during his campaign, promising to turn up the heat against the Islamic State group if he became president.
Mideast expects big changes under Trump - North Platte Nebraska's Newspaper: World News
CAIRO (AP) — Donald Trump's all-but-dismissal of human rights as a foreign policy principle could land like an earthquake across a Middle East landscape beset by warring factions and beleaguered governments, with some players eyeing the prospect of once unimaginable new alliances.
Analysis: Turkey's potentially momentous shift on Assad - Fredericksburg.com: News-wire
CAIRO (AP) — For five years fighting has raged in Syria, a globally resonant nightmare kept going in part by the insistence of Bashar Assad's opponents that he must go even despite their battlefield failures to force him from power. Now an inflection point may be at hand, with powerful opposition backer Turkey suggesting Assad, despite his brutality in the war, could play a role in an unspecified transition period.
Analysis: Turkey's potentially momentous shift on Assad - The Daily Citizen: U.S. News
CAIRO (AP) — For five years fighting has raged in Syria, a globally resonant nightmare kept going in part by the insistence of Bashar Assad's opponents that he must go even despite their battlefield failures to force him from power. Now an inflection point may be at hand, with powerful opposition backer Turkey suggesting Assad, despite his brutality in the war, could play a role in an unspecified transition period. kAm%96 DE2E6>6?E $2EFC52J 3J %FC<:D9 !C:>6 |:?:DE6C q:?2=: *:=5:C:> H2D ?F2?465i ~?
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - Morganton.com | The News Herald: Ap
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. An extraordinary array of former top commanders are criticizing Netanyahu in increasingly urgent terms, accusing him of mishandling the Palestinian issue and allying with extremists bent on dismantling Israel's democracy.
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - Winston-Salem Journal: Nation World Ap
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. An extraordinary array of former top commanders are criticizing Netanyahu in increasingly urgent terms, accusing him of mishandling the Palestinian issue and allying with extremists bent on dismantling Israel's democracy.
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - The Courier-Times: World News
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. An extraordinary array of former top commanders are criticizing Netanyahu in increasingly urgent terms, accusing him of mishandling the Palestinian issue and allying with extremists bent on dismantling Israel's democracy.
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - standard-journal.com : AP
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. An extraordinary array of former top commanders are criticizing Netanyahu in increasingly urgent terms, accusing him of mishandling the Palestinian issue and allying with extremists bent on dismantling Israel's democracy. kAm~? %F6D52J[ 2 8C@FA C6AC6D6?E:?8 >@C6 E92?
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - Fredericksburg.com: News-wire
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. An extraordinary array of former top commanders are criticizing Netanyahu in increasingly urgent terms, accusing him of mishandling the Palestinian issue and allying with extremists bent on dismantling Israel's democracy.
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - The Independent Tribune: Ap
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. An extraordinary array of former top commanders are criticizing Netanyahu in increasingly urgent terms, accusing him of mishandling the Palestinian issue and allying with extremists bent on dismantling Israel's democracy.
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - The Daily Citizen: World News
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. kAmp? 6IEC2@C5:?2CJ 2CC2J @7 7@C>6C E@A 4@>>2?56CD 2C6 4C:E:4:K:?8 }6E2?J29F :? :?4C62D:?8=J FC86?E E6C>D[ 244FD:?8 9:> @7 >:D92?5=:?8 E96 !2=6DE:?:2? :DDF6 2?5 2==J:?8 H:E9 6IEC6>:DED 36?E @? 5:D>2?E=:?8 xDC26=VD 56>@4C24J]k^Am kAm~? %F6D52J[ 2 8C@FA C6AC6D6?E:?8 >@C6 E92?
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - TimesDaily: Nation
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. An extraordinary array of former top commanders are criticizing Netanyahu in increasingly urgent terms, accusing him of mishandling the Palestinian issue and allying with extremists bent on dismantling Israel's democracy.
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - Greensboro News & Record: Nation / World
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. An extraordinary array of former top commanders are criticizing Netanyahu in increasingly urgent terms, accusing him of mishandling the Palestinian issue and allying with extremists bent on dismantling Israel's democracy.
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - Appeal-Democrat: Middle-east
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. An extraordinary array of former top commanders are criticizing Netanyahu in increasingly urgent terms, accusing him of mishandling the Palestinian issue and allying with extremists bent on dismantling Israel's democracy.
Israel's security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu - McDowellNews.com: Ap
JERUSALEM (AP) — Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment. An extraordinary array of former top commanders are criticizing Netanyahu in increasingly urgent terms, accusing him of mishandling the Palestinian issue and allying with extremists bent on dismantling Israel's democracy.
AP Analysis: Arab democracies? Not so fast, say some - HeraldCourier.com: World
CAIRO (AP) — A new-old idea is rattling around the Middle East five years after the Arab Spring stirred democratic ambition: that restoring stability, especially if accompanied by some economic and political improvements, should be reform enough for the moment.
AP Analysis: Arab democracies? Not so fast, say some - GoDanRiver.com: Wire
CAIRO (AP) — A new-old idea is rattling around the Middle East five years after the Arab Spring stirred democratic ambition: that restoring stability, especially if accompanied by some economic and political improvements, should be reform enough for the moment.
AP Analysis: Arab democracies? Not so fast, say some - The Daily Times: National/World
CAIRO (AP) — A new-old idea is rattling around the Middle East five years after the Arab Spring stirred democratic ambition: that restoring stability, especially if accompanied by some economic and political improvements, should be reform enough for the moment.
Analysis: Despite skepticism, Syrian truce may have a chance - standard-journal.com : AP
BEIRUT (AP) — After five years of carnage, the Syrian civil war can seem poised to go on indefinitely. But the "cessation of hostilities" engineered by the U.S. and Russia may actually stand a chance, in part because of the weakness of the mainstream rebels fighting President Bashar Assad. The so-called Free Syria Army — and innumerable other militias roaming the shattered landscape — had clearly struggled to even fight Assad to a standoff.
IS could ultimately force West to consider invasion - Winston-Salem Journal: Nation World Ap
CAIRO (AP) — This is the fundamental contradiction, after Paris: Few in the West want to send ground troops to Syria and Iraq to battle the Islamic State group, but it may be even harder to find anyone who thinks airstrikes alone will defeat the radical extremists. So far, policy makers and experts tend to focus on incremental steps, and indeed the initial French response was more airstrikes.
IS could ultimately force West to consider invasion - TheDerrick.com: Page 2
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IS could ultimately force West to consider invasion - GoDanRiver.com: Wire
CAIRO (AP) — This is the fundamental contradiction, after Paris: Few in the West want to send ground troops to Syria and Iraq to battle the Islamic State group, but it may be even harder to find anyone who thinks airstrikes alone will defeat the radical extremists. So far, policy makers and experts tend to focus on incremental steps, and indeed the initial French response was more airstrikes.
IS could ultimately force West to consider invasion - McDowellNews.com: Ap
CAIRO (AP) — This is the fundamental contradiction, after Paris: Few in the West want to send ground troops to Syria and Iraq to battle the Islamic State group, but it may be even harder to find anyone who thinks airstrikes alone will defeat the radical extremists. So far, policy makers and experts tend to focus on incremental steps, and indeed the initial French response was more airstrikes.
IS could ultimately force West to consider invasion - The Independent Tribune: Ap
CAIRO (AP) — This is the fundamental contradiction, after Paris: Few in the West want to send ground troops to Syria and Iraq to battle the Islamic State group, but it may be even harder to find anyone who thinks airstrikes alone will defeat the radical extremists. So far, policy makers and experts tend to focus on incremental steps, and indeed the initial French response was more airstrikes.
Mediators face uphill battle in Israeli-Palestinian morass - Decatur Daily: International
JERUSALEM (AP) — A surprise Mideast mediation effort by U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon underscores the world community's desire to stamp out the new flare-up of Israeli-Palestinian violence. But diplomacy faces an uphill battle with both sides deadlocked on the big issues and the current leaders being dragged along. The United States and Jordan could prove especially important in determining whether the bloodshed will subside.
Clash of narratives drives events in Holy Land - TimesDaily: Nation
The clashes between Israelis and Palestinians in the Holy Land are not just physical; the two sides cannot agree on what they see, how they got here, who is to blame or where they should go. To many Israelis, the wave of knifings betrays a hatred of Jews by a Palestinian populace that is easily incited to violence by fanatics dreaming up conspiracy theories about Zionist plots to take over their sacred Jerusalem mosque. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety.
Clash of narratives drives events in Holy Land - Decatur Daily: International
The clashes between Israelis and Palestinians in the Holy Land are not just physical; the two sides cannot agree on what they see, how they got here, who is to blame or where they should go. To many Israelis, the wave of knifings betrays a hatred of Jews by a Palestinian populace that is easily incited to violence by fanatics dreaming up conspiracy theories about Zionist plots to take over their sacred Jerusalem mosque. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety.
Clash of narratives drives events in Holy Land - PostBulletin.com: World
The clashes between Israelis and Palestinians in the Holy Land are not just physical; the two sides cannot agree on what they see, how they got here, who is to blame or where they should go. To many Israelis, the wave of knifings betrays a hatred of Jews by a Palestinian populace that is easily incited to violence by fanatics dreaming up conspiracy theories about Zionist plots to take over their sacred Jerusalem mosque. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety.
Clash of narratives drives events in Holy Land - The Daily Citizen: World News
The clashes between Israelis and Palestinians in the Holy Land are not just physical; the two sides cannot agree on what they see, how they got here, who is to blame or where they should go. kAm%@ >2?J xDC26=:D[ E96 H2G6 @7 <?:7:?8D 36EC2JD 2 92EC65 @7 y6HD 3J 2 !2=6DE:?:2? A@AF=246 E92E :D 62D:=J :?4:E65 E@ G:@=6?46 3J 72?2E:4D 5C62>:?8 FA 4@?DA:C24J E96@C:6D 23@FE +:@?:DE A=@ED E@ E2<6 @G6C E96:C D24C65 y6CFD2=6> >@DBF6]k^Am kAm%@ !2=6DE:?:2?D[ E96 G:@=6?E C286 @7 =@?6\H@=7 2EE24<6CD :D 2?
Clash of narratives drives events in Holy Land - Appeal-Democrat: World News
The clashes between Israelis and Palestinians in the Holy Land are not just physical; the two sides cannot agree on what they see, how they got here, who is to blame or where they should go. To many Israelis, the wave of knifings betrays a hatred of Jews by a Palestinian populace that is easily incited to violence by fanatics dreaming up conspiracy theories about Zionist plots to take over their sacred Jerusalem mosque. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety.
Analysis: Against IS, airstrikes may not suffice - Richmond.com: Ap
BAGHDAD (AP) — It is the modern era's military strategy of choice: overwhelming air power delivering precision-guided punishment backed by intelligence on the ground, with minimal exposure for soldiers of the striking side.
AP Analysis: At Mideast forum, hopes for future amid chaos - Richmond.com: Ap
SOUTHERN SHUNEH, Jordan (AP) — Against a backdrop of Iraq and Syria in flames, Middle Eastern political and business leaders sought to focus on a future of growth and investment for a region that for long has lagged behind. But present-day reality proved rather difficult to ignore, with the Islamic State group wreaking havoc not far from these Dead Sea shores.
Analysis: At Mideast forum, hoping for future amid chaos - Richmond.com: Ap
SOUTHERN SHUNEH, Jordan (AP) — Against a backdrop of Iraq and Syria in flames, Middle Eastern political and business leaders sought to focus on a future of growth and investment for a region that for long has lagged behind. But present-day reality proved rather difficult to ignore, with the Islamic State group wreaking havoc not far from these Dead Sea shores.
Analysis: New Netanyahu government headed for turmoil - Richmond.com: Ap
JERUSALEM (AP) — Benjamin Netanyahu has managed to cobble together a government dominated by nationalist and religious allies, setting the stage for conflict with the Palestinians and much of the world and leaving Israel angrily divided. The coalition concluded this week has little desire for another round of peace talks with the Palestinians — or even going through the motions in order to pacify things, as has been done in the past.
Dueling elections: a look at Israeli, UK electoral systems - Richmond.com: Ap
JERUSALEM (AP) — If the polls are to be believed, Thursday's British election may produce a "hung parliament," where no political party holds an absolute majority. That's a cause for angst in a place where tradition, fair play and a system that inflates majorities have generally sorted out who is the next prime minister by last call at the pub.
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
JERUSALEM (AP) — Deeply divided and foul of mood, Israelis are headed toward what seems like a referendum on their long-serving, silver-tongued prime minister, the hard-line Benjamin Netanyahu. But with so many of them having despaired of peace talks with the Palestinians, the focus is mostly on Netanyahu's personality, his expense scandals and the soaring cost of living.
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
JERUSALEM (AP) — Deeply divided and foul of mood, Israelis are headed toward what seems like a referendum on their long-serving, silver-tongued prime minister, the hard-line Benjamin Netanyahu. But with so many of them having despaired of peace talks with the Palestinians, the focus is mostly on Netanyahu's personality, his expense scandals and the soaring cost of living.
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
JERUSALEM (AP) — Deeply divided and foul of mood, Israelis are headed toward what seems like a referendum on their long-serving, silver-tongued prime minister, the hard-line Benjamin Netanyahu. But with so many of them having despaired of peace talks with the Palestinians, the focus is mostly on Netanyahu’s personality, his expense scandals and the soaring cost of living.
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
JERUSALEM (AP) — Deeply divided and foul of mood, Israelis are headed toward what seems like a referendum on their long-serving, silver-tongued prime minister, the hard-line Benjamin Netanyahu. But with so many of them having despaired of peace talks with the Palestinians, the focus is mostly on Netanyahu's personality, his expense scandals and the soaring cost of living.
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
File - In this Sunday, March 8, 2015 file photo, a worker hangs an election campaign billboard of Benjamin Netanyahu, Likud party leader and Israel's Prime Minister. Polls show that Prime Minister Netanyahu's nationalist Likud Party is running slightly behind the Isaac Herzog’s Labor Party, rebranded the Zionist Union in a bid for nationalist votes.
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
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AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
JERUSALEM (AP) — Deeply divided and foul of mood, Israelis are headed toward what seems like a referendum on their long-serving, silver-tongued prime minister, the hard-line Benjamin Netanyahu. But with so many of them having despaired of peace talks with the Palestinians, the focus is mostly on Netanyahu's personality, his expense scandals and the soaring cost of living.
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
JERUSALEM (AP) — Deeply divided and foul of mood, Israelis are headed toward what seems like a referendum on their long-serving, silver-tongued prime minister, the hard-line Benjamin Netanyahu. But with so many of them having despaired of peace talks with the Palestinians, the focus is mostly on Netanyahu's personality, his expense scandals and the soaring cost of living.
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
JERUSALEM (AP) — Deeply divided and foul of mood, Israelis are headed toward what seems like a referendum on their long-serving, silver-tongued prime minister, the hard-line Benjamin Netanyahu. But with so many of them having despaired of peace talks with the Palestinians, the focus is mostly on Netanyahu's personality, his expense scandals and the soaring cost of living.
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
In this photo taken Thursday, March 5, 2015, an election campaign billboard shifts between images of Isaac Herzog, leader of the Labor Party, right, and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and leader of the Likud Party, in Tel Aviv, Israel. As no candidate is likely to win big in the wild jumble of Israel's political landscape, the outcome of the March 17 election could well be a joint government between Netanyahu and his moderate challenger Isaac Herzog.
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off
AP Analysis: In fractured Israel, all electoral bets are off In this photo taken Thursday, March 5, 2015, an election campaign billboard shifts between images of Isaac Herzog, leader of the Labor Party, right, and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and leader of the Likud Party, in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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