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Ex-US Defence Secretary Says "Decline Offer To Endorse" Donald Trump
Former US defence secretary Jim Mattis refused to endorse his former boss Donald Trump on Thursday, urging voters to look for leaders who show "competence and compassion".
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"World's Most Overrated General": Trump Hits Back At Ex-Pentagon Chief James Mattis
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday hit back at former Secretary of Defence James Mattis after he wasrebuked for his leadership as the president of the United States.
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"Angry, Appalled": Ex-Pentagon Chief Says Trump "Tries To Divide Us"
Former Pentagon chief Jim Mattis issued a stinging rebuke of his erstwhile boss Donald Trump on Wednesday, accusing the president of trying to "divide" America and failing to provide "mature leadership" as the country reels from days of protests.
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Former Lobbyist Mark Esper Sworn In As Pentagon Chief
Army Secretary Mark Esper was sworn in as U.S. secretary of defence on Tuesday, hours after being confirmed by the Senate in a strong bipartisan vote that ended the longest period by far the Pentagon had been without a permanent top official.
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Irritated By Resignation Letter, Trump Pushes Out Pentagon Boss Early
U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday said he was replacing Defense Secretary Jim Mattis two months earlier than had been expected, a move officials said was driven by Trump's anger at Mattis' resignation letter and its rebuke of his foreign policy.
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Trump To Replace Jim Mattis With Patrick Shanahan As US Defence Secretary
Donald Trump on Sunday announced he would replace Defense Secretary Jim Mattis with his deputy Patrick Shanahan, days after the outgoing Pentagon chief quit while citing key policy differences with the US president.
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The Phone Call That Set US Defence Secretary's Resignation In Motion
When he spoke to President Donald Trump on the telephone a week ago Friday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's agenda had not changed from when they met two weeks earlier at the Group of 20 summit in Argentina.
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Defence Chief James Mattis Quits Day After Trump Announces Syria Pullout
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis resigned on Thursday, a day after President Donald Trump shocked the US establishment by pulling out of Syria.
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For US Allies, "Mad Dog" Jim Mattis Is The Last Adult In The Room
Since Donald Trump assumed office almost two years ago, U.S. allies in Europe, Asia and beyond have counted on a number of so-called adults in the room to constrain an unpredictable president. With the imminent departure of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, only Defense Secretary Jim Mattis remains.
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US Defence Chief Jim Mattis, "Sort Of Democrat", May Go: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump said in an interview airing on Sunday that defense secretary Jim Mattis "could be" leaving, referring to him as "sort of a Democrat."
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Amid Taliban Attacks, Jim Mattis Makes Unannounced Visit To Afghanistan
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis landed in Kabul on Friday for an unannounced visit to war-torn Afghanistan, adding his weight to a flurry of diplomatic efforts to bring the Taliban to the negotiating table.
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At Delhi 2+2, US To Signal It's More Stable Than Trump: Foreign Media
When two senior American officials travel to New Delhi this week, they will face a tricky task: reassuring India that the United States is not as unpredictable as its president.
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North Korea Standoff 'Firmly In Diplomatic Lane': Jim Mattis
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Wednesday rebuffed suggestions that the odds of war with North Korea had risen under Donald Trump's presidency, insisting the focus was resolutely on diplomacy.
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US-South Korea Military Exercises To Start After Paralympics: Jim Mattis
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis on Thursday played down a delay of US-South Korean military exercises, saying they would resume after the conclusion of the March 9-18 Paralympics and that their postponement was simply due to logistical concerns.
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With North Korea Missile Reach Global, Focus Falls On Defenses
North Korea's latest rocket launch saw it shoot an intercontinental ballistic missile higher than ever before, prompting US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to warn that Pyongyang could soon threaten "everywhere in the world."
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Ex-US Defence Secretary Says "Decline Offer To Endorse" Donald Trump
Former US defence secretary Jim Mattis refused to endorse his former boss Donald Trump on Thursday, urging voters to look for leaders who show "competence and compassion".
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"World's Most Overrated General": Trump Hits Back At Ex-Pentagon Chief James Mattis
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday hit back at former Secretary of Defence James Mattis after he wasrebuked for his leadership as the president of the United States.
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"Angry, Appalled": Ex-Pentagon Chief Says Trump "Tries To Divide Us"
Former Pentagon chief Jim Mattis issued a stinging rebuke of his erstwhile boss Donald Trump on Wednesday, accusing the president of trying to "divide" America and failing to provide "mature leadership" as the country reels from days of protests.
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Former Lobbyist Mark Esper Sworn In As Pentagon Chief
Army Secretary Mark Esper was sworn in as U.S. secretary of defence on Tuesday, hours after being confirmed by the Senate in a strong bipartisan vote that ended the longest period by far the Pentagon had been without a permanent top official.
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Irritated By Resignation Letter, Trump Pushes Out Pentagon Boss Early
U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday said he was replacing Defense Secretary Jim Mattis two months earlier than had been expected, a move officials said was driven by Trump's anger at Mattis' resignation letter and its rebuke of his foreign policy.
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Trump To Replace Jim Mattis With Patrick Shanahan As US Defence Secretary
Donald Trump on Sunday announced he would replace Defense Secretary Jim Mattis with his deputy Patrick Shanahan, days after the outgoing Pentagon chief quit while citing key policy differences with the US president.
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The Phone Call That Set US Defence Secretary's Resignation In Motion
When he spoke to President Donald Trump on the telephone a week ago Friday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's agenda had not changed from when they met two weeks earlier at the Group of 20 summit in Argentina.
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Defence Chief James Mattis Quits Day After Trump Announces Syria Pullout
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis resigned on Thursday, a day after President Donald Trump shocked the US establishment by pulling out of Syria.
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For US Allies, "Mad Dog" Jim Mattis Is The Last Adult In The Room
Since Donald Trump assumed office almost two years ago, U.S. allies in Europe, Asia and beyond have counted on a number of so-called adults in the room to constrain an unpredictable president. With the imminent departure of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, only Defense Secretary Jim Mattis remains.
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US Defence Chief Jim Mattis, "Sort Of Democrat", May Go: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump said in an interview airing on Sunday that defense secretary Jim Mattis "could be" leaving, referring to him as "sort of a Democrat."
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Amid Taliban Attacks, Jim Mattis Makes Unannounced Visit To Afghanistan
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis landed in Kabul on Friday for an unannounced visit to war-torn Afghanistan, adding his weight to a flurry of diplomatic efforts to bring the Taliban to the negotiating table.
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At Delhi 2+2, US To Signal It's More Stable Than Trump: Foreign Media
When two senior American officials travel to New Delhi this week, they will face a tricky task: reassuring India that the United States is not as unpredictable as its president.
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North Korea Standoff 'Firmly In Diplomatic Lane': Jim Mattis
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Wednesday rebuffed suggestions that the odds of war with North Korea had risen under Donald Trump's presidency, insisting the focus was resolutely on diplomacy.
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US-South Korea Military Exercises To Start After Paralympics: Jim Mattis
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis on Thursday played down a delay of US-South Korean military exercises, saying they would resume after the conclusion of the March 9-18 Paralympics and that their postponement was simply due to logistical concerns.
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With North Korea Missile Reach Global, Focus Falls On Defenses
North Korea's latest rocket launch saw it shoot an intercontinental ballistic missile higher than ever before, prompting US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to warn that Pyongyang could soon threaten "everywhere in the world."
