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Sweden Has No Idea What Trump Meant When He Said, 'You Look At What's Happening...In Sweden'
If you believe Swedish media, Friday night was relatively uneventful. Among the most noteworthy headlines were reports that a popular Swedish singer had technical problems during a musical competition.
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Israeli Prime Minister bomb sketch had pundits confused: Carl Bildt
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cartoon-like drawing of a bomb that he held up at the United Nations General Assembly left pundits bewildered, Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt said on Friday.
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'Pushed to a corner', Iran could drop a bomb?
Pre-emptive military strikes aimed at forcing Iran to abandon its nuclear activities may end up having the opposite effect: convincing the Islamic Republic's leaders they need an atomic arsenal to secure their hold on power.
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Twitter diplomacy new face of foreign relations
When Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt couldn't reach his counterpart in Bahrain by traditional means of communication, he turned to Twitter."Trying to get in touch with you on an issue," Bildt tweeted to Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa early on Thursday.A shout-out on Twitter - is this the future of diplomacy?"It shows that in the modern world you c...
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Sweden Has No Idea What Trump Meant When He Said, 'You Look At What's Happening...In Sweden'
If you believe Swedish media, Friday night was relatively uneventful. Among the most noteworthy headlines were reports that a popular Swedish singer had technical problems during a musical competition.
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Israeli Prime Minister bomb sketch had pundits confused: Carl Bildt
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cartoon-like drawing of a bomb that he held up at the United Nations General Assembly left pundits bewildered, Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt said on Friday.
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'Pushed to a corner', Iran could drop a bomb?
Pre-emptive military strikes aimed at forcing Iran to abandon its nuclear activities may end up having the opposite effect: convincing the Islamic Republic's leaders they need an atomic arsenal to secure their hold on power.
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Twitter diplomacy new face of foreign relations
When Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt couldn't reach his counterpart in Bahrain by traditional means of communication, he turned to Twitter."Trying to get in touch with you on an issue," Bildt tweeted to Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa early on Thursday.A shout-out on Twitter - is this the future of diplomacy?"It shows that in the modern world you c...
