Current News Blog Posts Newsletter // December 24

December 24, 2018

Current News Blog Posts "John Bolton" - Google News: U.S.-China Tensions Enter a New Phase - The Diplomat Current News: George Soros: Billionaire philanthropist the far right loves to hate - CNN "John Bolton" - Google News: US Withdrawal From Syria Hands a Victory to Iran - The Atlantic "John Bolton" - Google News: The Grinch Has Lost His Mind - Sunshine State News "John Bolton" - Google News: Diplomacy Without Denuclearization: North Korea in 2018 - War on the Rocks "John Bolton" - Google News: U.S.-China Tensions Enter a New Phase - The Diplomat Current News from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites) In his masterpiece The Master and Margarita, the Ukrainian playwright Mikhail Bulgakov envisions a debate on the streets of Moscow between Satan and two intellectuals, an editor and young poet, who question the existence of God. Read More Current News: George Soros: Billionaire philanthropist the far right loves to hate - CNN Current News from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites) SharedNewsLinks℠ – Web Publishing International – All Rights Reserved. Read More "John Bolton" - Google News: US Withdrawal From Syria Hands a Victory to Iran - The Atlantic Current News from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites) It is an excellent guess that Pompeo, Bolton, McMaster, and Haley were willing to apply more pressure than just sanctions, and would have given speeches to that effect if they’d been allowed to do so. Read More "John Bolton" - Google News: The Grinch Has Lost His Mind - Sunshine State News Current News from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites) 'Tis not the season to be jolly, thanks to Donald Trump. His sudden, unilateral decision to withdraw troops from Syria, forcing the resignation of Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis -- one of the last bulwarks against the president's impulsivity -- has cast a pall on the holidays and, perhaps, the future. Read More "John Bolton" - Google News: Diplomacy Without Denuclearization: North Korea in 2018 - War on the Rocks Current News from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites) Editor’s Note: As 2018 comes to a close, War on the Rocks is publishing a series of year-end reflections on what our editors and contributors learned from the publication’s coverage of various national security topics. Read More

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