Friday, February 03, 2017
Trump, Trudeau to Meet: What Could Go Wrong?
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Canada,
Donald Trump,
Justin Trudeau,
USA
Kurtz, Fleischer on Negative Coverage of Trump Presidency
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President Trump
Why Is Romania Suddenly in Turmoil? - Inside Story
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corruption,
Inside Story,
Romania
Douglas Murray: Believing Impossible Things
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Douglas Murray,
Islam
French Soldier Stops Attack at the Louvre
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France,
Louvre,
Paris,
terror attack
UK Publishes ‘Shoddy’ Brexit White Paper
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Brexit,
EU,
UK,
White Paper
Protecting Trump's Mar-a-Lago Presents Unique Challenges
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Donald Trump,
Mar-a-Lago
Kellyanne Conway's False "Bowling Green Massacre" Claim
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Kellyanne Conway,
MSNBC
Is Trump's Muslim Ban a Gift to ISIL? - UpFront
In the Reality Check, Mehdi Hasan points out the hypocrisy of global leaders of nuclear powers on their ever-expanding nuclear arsenals.
And in the Arena, we debate whether Russian President Vladimir Putin is outmanoeuvring his political opponents both at home and abroad.
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Donald Trump,
ISIL,
Mehdi Hasan,
Muslim ban,
UpFront,
Vladimir Putin
Matteo Salvini Speaks in Koblenz
Iran Vows More Missile Tests Despite 'Notice' | MSNBC
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missile tests,
MSNBC,
USA. Iran
Richard Fowler: Rioters Don't Represent Progressive Movement
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riots,
UC Berkeley California
President Obama's Responsibility for the Refugee Chaos
Krauthammer Analyzes the US-Iran Tensions under Trump
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Charles Krauthammer,
Iran,
USA
Thursday, February 02, 2017
Treasury Department Easing Sanctions On Russia | Andrea Mitchell | MSNBC
Trump on Refugee Deal with Australia: Why Are We Doing This?
Steve Bannon: The Strategist behind Trump's Travel Ban
Read the Guardian article here
Trump Defends 'Tough Phone Calls' at Prayer Breakfast
Trump's arrogance: We’re going to straighten out the world
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Donald Trump,
Prayer Breakfast
European Parliament Leaders Call on EU to Reject Trump's Likely Ambassador Pick
The European parliament’s main political parties are making an unprecedented attempt to block Donald Trump’s likely choice as ambassador to the European Union from EU buildings, describing him as hostile and malevolent.
In a startling move that threatens a major diplomatic row, the leaders of the conservative, socialist and liberal groups in Brussels have written to the European commission and the European council, whose members represent the 28 EU states, to reject the appointment of Ted Malloch.
Malloch, a businessman who stridently supported Brexit ahead of the vote in June, is said to have been interviewed for the post by Trump.>br />
When recently asked by the BBC why he was interested in moving to Brussels, Malloch replied: “I had in a previous career a diplomatic post where I helped bring down the Soviet Union. So maybe there’s another union that needs a little taming.” » | Daniel Boffey in Brussels | Thursday, February 2, 2017
Glenn Beck: "You Can Sense There’s Trouble Coming"
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Anderson Cooper,
CNN,
Glenn Beck,
Muslim ban,
President Trump
Schwarzenegger Responds to Trump
Donald and Melania Trump's 2005 Interview as Newlyweds | CNN Larry King Live (Full Interview)
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Donald Trump,
Larry King,
Melania Trump,
newlyweds
Gorka: The Message To Our Enemies Is 'Deadly Clear'
Activist Calls Women's March Organizer A 'Fake Feminist'
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali,
fake feminists,
FGM,
sharia law
Anti-Donald Trump Backlash Outpacing Tea Party | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC
‘If There Was a Honeymoon, It Was Pretty Short’: VP Pence on Relations between Trump Administration & Media
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media,
MSM,
Trump administration
Trump Considering Deporting Immigrants On Public Assistance
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deportations,
Donald Trump,
immigrants
Donald Trump Threatens to Cancel Berkeley Federal Funds After Riots Shut Down Milo Event
“If U.C. Berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view – NO FEDERAL FUNDS?” Trump wrote on Twitter early Thursday morning. News of the rioting made cable news last night as students smashed ATMs and bank windows, looted a Starbucks, beat Trump supporters, pepper sprayed innocent individuals, and set fires in the street. Others spray painted the words “Kill Trump” on storefronts. The speech was canceled by UC-Berkeley police as security failed. Yiannopoulos was evacuated from the area. » | Charlie Spiering | Thursday, February 2, 2017
Alt-right Speaker Cancelled as Berkeley Protests Erupt
Read the Guardian article here
MEP Holds Protest Sign behind Nigel Farage in EU Parliament
Read the Guardian article here
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EU Parliament,
Nigel Farage
Wednesday, February 01, 2017
What Trump’s Gorsuch Nomination Means for the Supreme Court
Michael Flynn: 'We Are Officially Putting Iran On Notice' For Missile Launch | NBC News
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Iran,
Michael Flynn,
NBC News,
Trump administration
Inside Story - Conservatives Just One Vote Away from Controlling All Three Branches of US Government
Calexit? California Paves Way for Independence Vote
Spurred by widespread discontent towards Donald Trump’s presidency, the Yes California group has begun collecting signatures to pave the way for the western US state to effectively become its own independent country. » | Tuesday, January 31, 2017
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Calexit,
California,
independence,
USA
European-style Media Censorship Looming in Canada
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Canada,
censorship,
Ezra Levant,
media,
Rebel Media
Jon Stewart Reads Trump's Next Batch Of Executive Orders
Stephen Harper: Trump Will “Reverse the Cornerstone of 7 Decades of American Foreign Policy”
Cameron 'Tried to Get Daily Mail's Editor Paul Dacre Sacked' over Brexit - BBC Newsnight
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BBC Newsnight,
Brexit,
Daily Mail,
David Cameron,
Paul Dacre
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Populism Is Reshaping Our World
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populism
Madeleine Albright On President Donald Trump: This Is Not A Reality Show | Andrea Mitchell | MSNBC
US under Trump among External Threats to EU – Council President Tusk
Penelopegate: Presidential Candidate Fillon and Spouse Questioned in ‘Fake Job’ Probe
Ken Clarke: Tories Are ‘Eurosceptic and Mildly Anti-immigrant
Read the Guardian article here
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Article 50,
Brexit,
EU,
Ken Clarke
President Donald Trump Fires Acting Attorney General Sally Yates Over Travel Ban Dissent | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC
Trumps Tag: Entlassung, Empörung und Resistance
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Dekrete,
Donald Trump
Guy Verhofstadt: Theresa May's 'Cherry Picking' On Brexit Will Not Work - BBC Newsnight
Ivanka Trump's Tone Deaf Tweet Sparks Outrage
Extreme Vetting
Trump Fires Acting Attorney General Who Defied Him
In an escalating crisis for his 10-day-old administration, the president declared in a statement that Sally Q. Yates, who had served as deputy attorney general under President Barack Obama, had betrayed the Department of Justice by announcing that Justice Department lawyers would not defend Mr. Trump’s order against legal challenges. » | Mark Landler, Michael D. Shear, Matt Apuzzo and Eric Lichtblau | January 30, 2017
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Trump administration
Monday, January 30, 2017
Rep. Keith Ellison: President's Executive Order Is 'Absolutely A Muslim Ban' | Morning Joe | MSNBC
President Donald Trump's Refugee Ban Ignores Holocaust Lessons | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC
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Holocaust,
MSNBC,
President Trump,
Rachel Maddow,
refugee ban
Canada in Mourning after Attack on Québec City Mosque
Read the Guardian article here
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Canada,
mosque attack,
Québec City
Brexit Negotiator Warns Donald Trump Poses 'Third Threat' to EU
Donald Trump and his chief strategist, Steve Bannon, are determined to break up the European Union, and are working to stage exit referendums in Berlin and Paris, Guy Verhofstadt, the European parliament’s chief Brexit negotiator, has said.
He claimed Trump represented the third threat to the EU alongside Vladimir Putin and Islamic extremism, adding that the US president’s call to organise the continent of Europe around national identity risked playing with fire. » | Patrick Winter, Diplomatic Editor | Monday, January 30, 2017
Protests across US against Trump's Immigration Ban
Stephen Miller Defends President Trump's Travel Ban
Parliament Set to Debate Donald Trump's UK State Visit after Petition to Cancel It Gets More Than 800,000 Signatures
More than 800,000 people had by Sunday night signed a petition calling for the visit, which is due to take place in the Summer, to be abandoned because of the risk it will "embarrass" the Queen.
Senior Conservatives joined Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, in calling for the visit to be suspended while Mr Trump's controversial immigration ban is in place. » | Steven Swinford, Deputy Political Editor and Ben Farmer | Sunday, January 29, 2017
Negative Press for Refugee Ban
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Donald Trump,
Muslim ban,
refugee ban,
travel ban
Sunday, January 29, 2017
Trump Travel Ban: Airport Detainees Released Following Court Order
Read the Guardian article here
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Donald Trump,
travel ban,
USA
Germany: SDP Pick Martin Schulz to Challenge Angela Merkel
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Angela Merkel,
Germany,
Martin Schulz,
SDP
Trump's Ban on Muslim-dominated Countries Sparks Fierce Response | Chris Hayes
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Donald Trump,
Muslim ban
CAIR Representative Interviewed by Al Jazeera about Trump's 'Muslim Ban'
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Al Jazeera,
CAIR,
Donald Trump,
Muslim ban
UK and Turkey Sign Defence, Trade Deals
May, who arrived in Turkey on Saturday after a trip to the US, visited both countries for the first time as prime minister, promoting trade agreements to strengthen her hand in the UK's negotiations to leave the European Union, or Brexit.
Al Jazeera’s Sonia Gallego reports.
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arms deal,
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan,
Theresa May,
trade deals,
Turkey,
UK
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