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Germany's 100-Year-Old Woman Politician Loves Obama And Hates Brexit
Lisel Heise celebrated two major milestones this year. In March, she turned 100. In May, she won her first election for political office. Heise is the oldest active politician in all of Germany, serving as a local council member in this western town of 8,000 known as "Kibo."
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Iran Under Pressure As US Reimposes Oil, Financial Sanctions
The United States reimposes oil and financial sanctions against Iran on Monday, significantly turning up the pressure on Tehran in order to curb its missile and nuclear programs and counter its growing military and political influence in the Middle East. The move will restore U.S. sanctions that were lifted under a 2015 nuclear deal negotiated by t...
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Barack Obama To Meet Angela Merkel In Germany, Top Trade Partner And Ally
President Barack Obama is stressing a message of solidarity on his final visit to Germany - a top trade partner, key President Barack Obama and home to thousands of American troops, as well as a nation critical to solving Europe's migrant crisis and debt woes.
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Barack Obama To Head To Greece, Germany, Peru In Mid-November: White House
US President Barack Obama will head to Greece, Germany and Peru next month for what could be his final trip abroad before leaving the White House in January, his office said Tuesday.
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Barack Obama Pledges Support To Germany In Wake Of Munich Shooting
US President Barack Obama on Friday pledged support for Germany after gunmen went on a shooting rampage in a shopping mall in Munich.
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US Condemns Terror Attack In Germany
US President Barack Obama has offered full support to Germany in investigating the deadly terror attack that killed nine people in a busy shopping mall in Munich.
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Barack Obama Offers 'Whatever Help' Germany Needs
President Barack Obama is pledging to provide Germany with whatever help it may need to investigate a deadly shooting incident.
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Barack Obama, European Leaders Urge Syria Parties To Respect Truce
US President Barack Obama and the leaders of Germany, Italy, Britain and France on Monday called on parties in the Syrian war to respect an agreement to cease hostilities and make peace talks work, the White House said in a statement.
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Barack Obama Plans 250 More US Troops For Syria, Boosting Force To 300
President Barack Obama will announce on Monday he plans to send as many as 250 additional US troops to Syria, a sharp increase in the American presence working with local Syrian forces fighting ISIS militants, US officials said.
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Barack Obama To Stress Partnership With Europe In Germany Speech
Barack Obama will set out his vision of relations with Europe with a speech in the northern German city of Hanover today, trying to frame a relationship that has been less than easy throughout his presidency.
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US To Send Up To 250 More Military Trainers To Syria: Official
US President Barack Obama will today announce plans to send up to 250 more military personnel to Syria, according to a senior administration official, intensifying US assistance to rebels as a ceasefire falters.
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Barack Obama Embracing Ally Angela Merkel On Farewell Trip To Germany
Barack Obama makes a valedictory visit to Germany on Sunday at the invitation of Angela Merkel, a leader who has become his primary European interlocutor and political kindred spirit.
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Barack Obama To Meet Angela Merkel, Attend Hannover Trade Show In April
President Barack Obama will travel to Germany in late April to attend the trade show known as the Hannover Messe and to meet with Chancellor Angela Merkel, a top ally, the White House said on Wednesday.
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Need to Work With Russia and US to Solve Syrian Crisis: Angela Merkel
Germany and other western European powers need to work with Russia as well as the United States to solve the crisis in Syria, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday.
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US to Accept 10,000 Syrian Refugees: White House
President Barack Obama has directed his administration to prepare to take in at least 10,000 Syrian refugees over the next year, the White House said on Thursday.
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Germany's 100-Year-Old Woman Politician Loves Obama And Hates Brexit
Lisel Heise celebrated two major milestones this year. In March, she turned 100. In May, she won her first election for political office. Heise is the oldest active politician in all of Germany, serving as a local council member in this western town of 8,000 known as "Kibo."
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Iran Under Pressure As US Reimposes Oil, Financial Sanctions
The United States reimposes oil and financial sanctions against Iran on Monday, significantly turning up the pressure on Tehran in order to curb its missile and nuclear programs and counter its growing military and political influence in the Middle East. The move will restore U.S. sanctions that were lifted under a 2015 nuclear deal negotiated by t...
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Barack Obama To Meet Angela Merkel In Germany, Top Trade Partner And Ally
President Barack Obama is stressing a message of solidarity on his final visit to Germany - a top trade partner, key President Barack Obama and home to thousands of American troops, as well as a nation critical to solving Europe's migrant crisis and debt woes.
-
Barack Obama To Head To Greece, Germany, Peru In Mid-November: White House
US President Barack Obama will head to Greece, Germany and Peru next month for what could be his final trip abroad before leaving the White House in January, his office said Tuesday.
-
Barack Obama Pledges Support To Germany In Wake Of Munich Shooting
US President Barack Obama on Friday pledged support for Germany after gunmen went on a shooting rampage in a shopping mall in Munich.
-
US Condemns Terror Attack In Germany
US President Barack Obama has offered full support to Germany in investigating the deadly terror attack that killed nine people in a busy shopping mall in Munich.
-
Barack Obama Offers 'Whatever Help' Germany Needs
President Barack Obama is pledging to provide Germany with whatever help it may need to investigate a deadly shooting incident.
-
Barack Obama, European Leaders Urge Syria Parties To Respect Truce
US President Barack Obama and the leaders of Germany, Italy, Britain and France on Monday called on parties in the Syrian war to respect an agreement to cease hostilities and make peace talks work, the White House said in a statement.
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Barack Obama Plans 250 More US Troops For Syria, Boosting Force To 300
President Barack Obama will announce on Monday he plans to send as many as 250 additional US troops to Syria, a sharp increase in the American presence working with local Syrian forces fighting ISIS militants, US officials said.
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Barack Obama To Stress Partnership With Europe In Germany Speech
Barack Obama will set out his vision of relations with Europe with a speech in the northern German city of Hanover today, trying to frame a relationship that has been less than easy throughout his presidency.
-
US To Send Up To 250 More Military Trainers To Syria: Official
US President Barack Obama will today announce plans to send up to 250 more military personnel to Syria, according to a senior administration official, intensifying US assistance to rebels as a ceasefire falters.
-
Barack Obama Embracing Ally Angela Merkel On Farewell Trip To Germany
Barack Obama makes a valedictory visit to Germany on Sunday at the invitation of Angela Merkel, a leader who has become his primary European interlocutor and political kindred spirit.
-
Barack Obama To Meet Angela Merkel, Attend Hannover Trade Show In April
President Barack Obama will travel to Germany in late April to attend the trade show known as the Hannover Messe and to meet with Chancellor Angela Merkel, a top ally, the White House said on Wednesday.
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Need to Work With Russia and US to Solve Syrian Crisis: Angela Merkel
Germany and other western European powers need to work with Russia as well as the United States to solve the crisis in Syria, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday.
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US to Accept 10,000 Syrian Refugees: White House
President Barack Obama has directed his administration to prepare to take in at least 10,000 Syrian refugees over the next year, the White House said on Thursday.
