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Mongolian Prime Minister Announces Cooperation with the U.S. in Rare Earth Development
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Mongolian Prime Minister Announces Cooperation with the U.S. in Rare Earth Development

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 4, 2023
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On August 3, Prime Minister Oyun Erdene of Mongolia announced a policy to strengthen cooperation with the United States in the development of rare earth (rare earth) buried in Mongolia during a visit to the United States on the 2nd. FILE PHOTO: Washington, D.C., June 2, 2023. REUTERS/David Brunnstrom

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Mongolian Prime Minister Oyun Erdene said on Thursday that he would strengthen cooperation with the United States in developing rare earth deposits in Mongolia, during a visit to the United States. He also expressed concern that a “new Cold War” between the United States and China would have a negative impact on the global economy.

Oyun Erdene told Reuters that he had met with U.S. Vice President Harris on Wednesday and agreed to sign an open skies agreement.

“We also discussed the possibility of cooperating in the mining of important minerals such as rare earths and copper,” he said.

Mongolia and the United States signed a memorandum of understanding on rare earths and important minerals in June. I would like to further strengthen the cooperative relationship.

Mongolia also wants to build good relations with China, which has the world’s largest rare earth deposits.

“We cannot endure a new Cold War,” he said, urging China to fulfill its responsibilities as a major power.

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#Mongolia #strengthens #cooperation #rare #earth #development
2023-08-04 02:11:00

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Former President Trump Indicted for Inciting Supporters to Attack Congress in Attempt to Overturn Election
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Former President Trump Indicted for Inciting Supporters to Attack Congress in Attempt to Overturn Election

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 3, 2023
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Former President Trump (pictured left) was indicted for allegedly inciting his supporters to attack Congress in an attempt to overturn his defeat in the 2020 US presidential election. It details the fact that the former president was persistently urging former Vice President Pence (right) not to recognize Biden’s victory. REUTERS/Carlos Barria/File Photo

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Former President Donald Trump has been indicted for allegedly inciting his supporters to attack Congress in an attempt to reverse his 2020 election loss, according to an indictment filed on Thursday. , The fact that the former president was relentlessly urging former Vice President Pence not to recognize Mr. Biden’s victory is detailed.

On Christmas Day in December 2020, Pence called Trump to congratulate him, but Trump quickly shifted the topic to the presidential election, announcing the election results on January 6, 2021. Request to refuse official recognition. “I don’t think I have the authority to change the outcome of the election,” Pence said.

Then, on January 1st of the new year, Trump will call Pence and file a lawsuit demanding that the Vice President refuse to officially certify the election or grant states the power to remand the results. When he learned that he was against the

At the time, Pence said that such powers were inappropriate and had no constitutional basis.

After all, on January 6, 2021, the former president’s supporters stormed Congress, and although the confirmation of the election results was delayed, Mr. Pence and the congressional leadership finally declared Mr. Biden’s victory.

Pence, who is running for president next year, said in a statement on Tuesday that Trump’s indictment “is an important reminder that anyone who tried to put the former president above the U.S. It’s that he shouldn’t be the president of

#Trump #indictment #reveals #relentless #lobbying #Pence
2023-08-02 22:38:00

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Controversy Surrounds US Plan to Supply Deadly Cluster Munitions to Ukraine
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Controversy Surrounds US Plan to Supply Deadly Cluster Munitions to Ukraine

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 6, 2023
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Ukrainian military serviceman Igor Ovcharruck holds a defused cluster bomb from an MSLR missile, among a display of pieces of rockets used by Russian army, that a Ukrainian munitions expert said did not explode on impact, in the region of Kharkiv, Ukraine, October 21, 2022. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

[ワシントン 6日 ロイター] – The United States plans to deliver deadly cluster munitions to Ukraine, a senior US official said on the 6th. The aim is to boost the Ukrainian army’s counterattack. However, human rights groups have voiced their objections because cluster munitions are weapons that indiscriminately kill and injure people.

Two senior U.S. officials said a military aid package for Ukraine, including cluster munitions, is expected to be announced on Wednesday.

The White House said it was “actively considering” sending cluster munitions to Ukraine, but said it would not make any announcements at this time.

A report by Human Rights Watch released on Monday said both Russian and Ukrainian militaries have used cluster munitions in Ukraine, resulting in civilian deaths. He appealed to both countries to stop using them and urged the United States not to supply cluster bombs.

Cluster munitions are prohibited by international treaties from being manufactured, used and possessed, and have been adopted by about 120 countries, but the United States, Russia and Ukraine have not signed them.

#plans #deliver #cluster #munitions #Ukraine #announced #7th #official
2023-07-06 18:33:00

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Republican Candidates Criticize FBI for Bias After Trump’s Indictment

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com June 14, 2023
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(Reuters) – For decades, the Republican Party has touted itself as the “Party of Law and Order.” But after Trump was indicted for handling classified documents, nearly all of his rivals in the race for the Republican presidential nomination were forced into political scrutiny by the FBI. It has been criticized for being biased, and some have even called for it to be dismantled.

For decades, the Republican Party has touted itself as the “Party of Law and Order.” But after former President Trump (pictured) was indicted for handling classified documents, nearly all of his rivals in the race for the Republican presidential nomination were killed by the FBI. accused of being politically biased. REUTERS/Jonathan Drake/Jonathan Drake

Many people are stunned by this spectacle. The Republican Party is tough on crime and has a long tradition of being a strong defender of federal and local law enforcement.

Analysts say there are political calculations behind this, given polls that show most Republicans believe Trump was wrongly indicted.

The FBI bashing by most Republican opponents is rooted in Trump’s attacks on the FBI for years. He has long claimed that the FBI and Justice Department are trying to remove him.

“Trump’s FBI attacks are so pervasive among Republican voters that his opponents can’t be any different than him on the subject,” said Kyle Kondik, a bipartisan analyst at the University of Virginia’s Center for Political Science. speaks.

Trump stepped up his attacks on the FBI after taking office. He was angry at being investigated for colluding with Russia during the 2016 presidential election.

The investigation did not prove any collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. The investigative report, however, found that he had obstructed the investigation, stating that “while it was not concluded that the president committed a crime, he was also not proven innocent.”

Trump’s repeated criticism of the FBI has had a major impact on the polls. A Reuters/Ipsos poll in February 2018 found that three-quarters of Republicans believe the FBI and Justice Department are trying to undermine Trump with a politically motivated investigation.

General Republicans say that the current judiciary system is harsh on the Republican Party and soft on the Democratic Party, and has a constitution of a “double standard.”

Anti-FBI sentiment was also fueled by the FBI’s decision not to prosecute Hillary Clinton, her 2016 Democratic presidential challenger, for using a private email server when she was secretary of state.

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More than 80% of Republicans said the latest indictment against Trump was politically motivated, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll by Wednesday. It also showed that Trump has an overwhelming lead in the race for the presidential nomination.

Seeing this composition, most rival candidates have calculated that it is safer to attack the FBI and the Department of Justice, at least for the short term.

Most candidates want FBI Director Wray (Republican nominee) to be fired and reorganized. He has accused the Biden administration of “weaponizing” the FBI.

Mr Biden has repeatedly said he was not involved in prosecuting Mr Trump for handling classified documents. He also said the Justice Department is acting fairly.

Presidential historian Timothy Naftali said many Republican candidates are pushing “crime-fighting” and “law and order.” But blaming the Justice Department, not Trump, “has created a tension between his own beliefs and his current reaction to the indictment,” he said.

Florida Governor DeSantis, who is running second in the race for the nomination, criticized the “weaponization” of federal organizations after Trump was indicted. Campaign staff believe that attacking Trump directly over classified documents risks being perceived as opportunistic and out of touch with key Republican voters, according to two people close to the governor. .

DeSantis’ involvement in the issue would likely raise questions about Trump’s ineffectiveness against federal bureaucrats and the “deep state,” according to the two sources. It says.

Some Republican opponents, including former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, have taken a more critical stance against Trump.

Haley said Trump acted indiscriminately. But he also said the FBI and the Justice Department had “lost all trust of the American people.”

(Reporters Tim Reid, Nathan Layne, Gram Slattery)

#Angle #Trump #indicted #opposition #candidate #attacks #FBI #public #opinion #Republican #Party
2023-06-14 03:18:00

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Former Trump Lawyers Indicted for Taking Classified Documents Resign from Legal Counsel Position

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com June 9, 2023
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Two lawyers for former President Donald Trump (pictured) who were indicted by a U.S. grand jury for taking classified documents resigned on the 9th. April 2023. REUTERS/David Dee Delgado

[ワシントン 9日 ロイター] – Two attorneys for former President Donald Trump who were indicted by a U.S. grand jury for taking classified documents resigned on the 9th. A former aide to Trump has also been indicted.

Two of Trump’s lawyers issued a statement saying, “This morning, I have offered to resign as Trump’s legal counsel.” The reason is unknown. Trump, who was indicted on Thursday, is scheduled to appear in federal court in Miami, Fla., on Thursday, which could complicate the situation.

Trump also announced on his social media that his aide, Walt Nauta, was indicted following him.

Nauta worked as Trump’s personal assistant at the White House before moving to Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s mansion and luxury resort. He was reportedly involved in moving cardboard boxes containing documents and memorabilia from Trump’s presidency.

Nauta initially told investigators he didn’t know whether Trump had classified documents, but later revealed that he had moved some of the cardboard boxes containing classified documents, according to reports. .

#Trump #lawyer #resigns #aides #indicted #court #13th
2023-06-09 17:15:00

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US Secretary of State Blinken meets with Saudi Crown Prince to discuss bilateral relations

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com June 7, 2023
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During a visit to Saudi Arabia, US Secretary of State Brinken met with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and discussed bilateral relations. The state-run Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on the 7th. FILE PHOTO: Washington, D.C. May 16, 2023. REUTERS/Elizabeth Frantz

CAIRO (Reuters) – US Secretary of State Brinken met with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia during a visit to discuss bilateral relations. The state-run Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on the 7th.

During the meeting, they also discussed “cooperation in various fields and changes in regional and international situations.”

Blinken hopes the visit will help stabilize relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia, which have soured over issues such as dealing with Iran and oil prices.

#U.S #Secretary #State #Meets #Saudi #Crown #Prince #Discuss #Bilateral #Relations
2023-06-06 23:22:00

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