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President Obama has announced the most comprehensive U.S. sanctions against Russia since the Cold War. The move by the U.S.

Obama's Foreign Policy

President Obama has announced the most comprehensive U.S. sanctions against Russia since the Cold War. The move by the U.S.

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Yesterday, Secretary of State John Kerry made a  rhetorical suggestion  that Syria might turn over chemical weapons to international control.

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Yesterday, Secretary of State John Kerry made a rhetorical suggestion that Syria might turn over chemical weapons to international control.

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