Current News Blog Posts Newsletter // January 20

January 20, 2019

Current News Blog Posts "John Bolton" - Google News: The US-China rivalry and Japan - The Japan Times Current News: Marshals Museum board gets financial report - Times Record "John Bolton" - Google News: America's new policy in Africa is an attempt to contain Chinese and Russian influence - The National "John Bolton" - Google News: US Erodes Russia-Turkey Axis In Syria - NewsClick "John Bolton" - Google News: Nancy Pelosi and her dual approaches - Modern Diplomacy "John Bolton" - Google News: The US-China rivalry and Japan - The Japan Times Current News from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites) In its National Security Strategy published in December 2017, the Trump administration declared, “China and Russia challenge American power, influence and interests, attempting to erode American security and prosperity. Read More Current News: Marshals Museum board gets financial report - Times Record Current News from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites) SharedNewsLinks℠ – Web Publishing International – All Rights Reserved. Read More "John Bolton" - Google News: America's new policy in Africa is an attempt to contain Chinese and Russian influence - The National Current News from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites) Last Tuesday, 21 people were killed and many more injured in an armed attack on the upscale Dusit hotel in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi. Read More "John Bolton" - Google News: US Erodes Russia-Turkey Axis In Syria - NewsClick Current News from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites) Through the past month since US President Donald Trump tweeted his fateful decision to withdraw troops from Syria, a familiar pattern began appearing – no sooner than Trump makes a foreign-policy decision, those around him scramble to try to delay that decision. Read More "John Bolton" - Google News: Nancy Pelosi and her dual approaches - Modern Diplomacy Current News from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites) As the US-China trade war heats up, more and more experts tend to believe that the world may be heading into a breakup again, just like it did during the years of the Cold War. Read More

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