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Beirut Struggles Under Growing Saudi Pressureby webdesk@voanews.com (John Owens)
As Saudi Arabia-led recriminations against Lebanon continue, the country's overseas workers and business leaders are holding their collective breath. Beirut airport is set to receive the latest in a series of unwelcome arrivals, as another group of Lebanese workers was expelled from the Gulf because of alleged links to Hezbollah. It's the latest of a flurry of hostile moves by Saudi-affiliated countries as relations with Lebanon turn bitter. In Lebanon, concerns are...
Kerry to Take More Time on IS Genocide Decisionby webdesk@voanews.com (Nike Ching)
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has told the Congress he needs more time to determine whether atrocities committed by the Islamic State group constitute genocide, but a decision will be made “very soon,” according to the State Department. “Given the scope and the breadth of the analysis he's contemplating, he will not have a final decision completed by the congressionally mandated deadline tomorrow,” State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner said Wednesday. On Monday,...
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AP Interview: Argentine leader says outraged by corruptionby By PETER PRENGAMAN and PAUL HAVEN
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) -- Argentina's president said Wednesday he is outraged by corruption that seeped into all facets of society during his predecessor's administration and believes next week's visit by Barack Obama will be a new chapter that could lead to billions of dollars in investment....
Doubts Grow as EU Leaders Meet on Migrant Deal with Turkeyby webdesk@voanews.com (Lisa Bryant)
European Union leaders begin talks Thursday to work out a migrant deal with Turkey that is littered with political, legal and logistical stumbling blocks, leaving the path ahead far from certain. With thousands of migrants stuck in the mud and rain in Greece, and tens of thousands more expected to arrive in the coming months, the 28-member bloc is facing mounting pressure to close its bickering ranks and come up with a coherent plan for dealing with them during the two-day meeting in...
Emails: NSA Said 'No' to Clinton's Request for Secure Smartphone by webdesk@voanews.com (Associated Press)
Newly released emails show that the National Security Agency denied a 2009 request to issue a secure government smartphone to then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The messages made public Wednesday were obtained by Judicial Watch, a conservative legal advocacy group that has filed numerous lawsuits seeking the release of federal documents related to Clinton's tenure as the nation's top diplomat. The Democratic presidential front-runner has come under intense scrutiny for...
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