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U.S., Vietnam Boost “Changing Relationship” through Education

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday launched Vietnam’s first privately funded university in what he said marked the next stage of an evolving relationship between the United States.

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Turkey Shifts to Presidential System, Even Without Constitutional Change

As Turkey’s incoming prime minister prepares to name his new cabinet, there is little doubt that its primary role will be to rubber-stamp what has already become reality: a shift.

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EgyptAir Flight from Paris to Cairo Missing With 66 on Board

An EgyptAir flight carrying 66 passengers and crew on a flight from Paris to Cairo disappeared from radar over the Mediterranean Sea, Egypt’s national airline said.

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Trump, Clinton and the African Agenda

By Eruke Ojuederie While Africa and the world awaits the birth of a new government in the United States, a growing concern has been raised as regards what the African.

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Gingrich Doesn’t Rule Out Trump VP Role

Republican veteran Newt Gingrich did not rule out on Wednesday the possibility that he could be persuaded to serve as presumptive nominee Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate, but said.

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Paul Ryan: ‘I’m just not ready’ to back Donald Trump

House Speaker Paul Ryan has recently said he cannot yet support presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. “I’m just not ready to do that at this point. I’m not.

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Can Trump, Lone Survivor in Republican White House Race, Unify the Party?

Donald Trump on Wednesday became the last man standing in the race for the Republican U.S. presidential nomination and faced the challenge of repairing deep fissures in the party, as.

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North Korea Capital Gears Up For Congress; South Fears Nuclear Test

North Korea’s rain-soaked capital was festooned on Tuesday with banners celebrating leader Kim Jong Un ahead of a ruling party congress, as rival South Korea expressed concern that Pyongyang could.

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China, Russia Urge U.S. to Drop Korea Missile Defense Proposal

China and Russia urged the United States on Friday not to install a new anti-missile system in South Korea, after Washington said it was in talks with Seoul in the.

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Trump, Clinton Wins Solidify Movement toward Nomination

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton rapidly turned their fire on each other with an eye toward November’s presidential election after rolling up strong wins in North-eastern states.

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