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WASHINGTON – US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin wants to evaluate the troops withdrawal from Afghanistan – but without rushing. “No operation is ever perfect,” said Austin on Wednesday in Washington when asked whether the US military should have done something different in retrospect. There was no mission he was ever involved in without looking … Read more
WASHINGTON – Prominent US Senator Mitt Romney has clearly criticized the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. “I understand those who think we should leave Afghanistan, but I disagree with them,” the Republican wrote on Twitter on Saturday (local time). The withdrawal was “an invaluable blow to the credibility, reliability and honor of our nation,” said … Read more
PARIS – Federal Justice Minister Christine Lambrecht (SPD) and European colleagues want to work together against hate speech and discrimination. At a meeting on Monday in Paris, the Justice Ministers of France, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg and Italy, as well as EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders, condemned the rise in crime and hate speech against minorities, … Read more
WASHINGTON – US President Joe Biden receives outgoing Israeli President Reuven Rivlin on Monday. The meeting in the White House should underline the close partnership between the two countries, it was said in advance. It also offers the opportunity to discuss opportunities and challenges in the Middle East. Rivlin, who has been president since 2014, … Read more
ERIWAN – In the early parliamentary elections in the ex-Soviet republic of Armenia in the South Caucasus, the opposition complained of numerous violations. Former President Robert Kocharyan and his party bloc Armenia complained that masses of leaflets were distributed in the capital, Yerevan, on which the 66-year-old can be seen with blood on his hands … Read more
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Sick or have an accident? Axa also wants to insure cats, dogs, sheep and other animals in the future. (Symbol image) – Sick or have an accident? Axa also wants to insure cats, dogs, sheep and other animals in the future. (Symbol image) – economy Switzerland|today 10:55 Axa Switzerland wants to enter the animal insurance … Read more
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WASHINGTON – Half of the roughly 260 million adults in the United States are now fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. “This is a great success, people,” wrote US President Joe Biden on Tuesday evening (local time) on Twitter. His spokeswoman Jen Psaki also pointed out that when Biden took office on January 20, only one … Read more