Meanwhile, Putin told reporters that a deal with the USA to “ease tensions in Syria” may come “within a few days”, according to Russia’s state news agency TASS.
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The Republican nominee told a TV interviewer that the Russian president was “very much of a leader” who has “very strong control over his country”.
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull had a sneaky sideline chat with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
If Trump was going to hold up a leader of another country who is stronger than Obama, why not an ally? But certainly in that system he’s been a leader, far more than our president has been a leader.
“Typically, I will say, with intelligence briefings they really attempt not to give you a direction”, Corker said.
“‘It used to be to the victor belongs the spoils”, he told NBC moderator Matt Lauer.
Clinton called the fight against Islamic State the top counterterrorism goal, advocating using air power and getting more support from Arabs and Kurds fighting on the ground while also supporting the Iraqi military. Obama said he would ask his aides to assess whether a “constructive” meeting was still possible in Laos with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
There’s a long tradition in the United States of inclusion, immigration, diversity, but also people once they’re included in what they consider to be the real America, anxious about outsiders, contaminating, polluting, messing up a good thing.
Clinton highlighted Trump “bizarrely” praising Putin.
Trump’s flirtation with Putin needs to end, and he needs to see him for what he is: a threat to the US and our interests.
Security firms named Russian Federation as the suspect in a hack of US political party groups including the Democratic National Committee.
Private cybersecurity analysts have blamed Russian intelligence agencies for electronic break-ins into Democratic Party computers, including a breach of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the House Democrats’ campaign arm.
Donald Trump stated in 2008 that the Trump businesses were heavily supported with money from Russian Federation.
“When I think back to the time I spent here as a boy, I can’t help but be struck by the extraordinary progress that’s been made by the region in the decades since, even if there’s still a lot of work to be done”, Mr Obama said.
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Putin is frequently labeled as an authoritarian who maintains his dominance over Russian Federation through control of the media and the judiciary. “Given the gaps of trust that exist, that’s a tough negotiation”, he said. “I’ve got other things to do in this job”, Ryan said.
