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Death of former Putin aide: conspiracy theories abound back home in Russia | World news | The Guardian | Scaparrotti nominated to replace Breedlove at EUCOM, NATO - Europe - Stripes | How the Obama Doctrine Looks in the Middle East - The Atlantic - Links

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How the Obama Doctrine Looks in the Middle East - The Atlantic US general in Korea nominated as next NATO supreme commander - The Washington Post U.S. nominates Scaparrotti as top NATO commander | Reuters Scaparrotti nominated to replace Breedlove at EUCOM, NATO - Europe - Stripes breedlove - Google Search When FBI employees behave badly, the bureau lets their co-workers know - The Washington Post With Each New Discovery, Zika Virus Becomes More Frightening Zika outbreak: ‘The more we learn, the worse things seem to get’ - The Washington Post puerto rico - Google Search Trump is the demagogue that our Founding Fathers feared - The Washington Post Turkey’s Erdogan must reform or resign - The Washington Post

» Paris attackers 'named in IS files' 11/03/16 18:44 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks

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Mike Nova's Shared NewsLinks Review   From The Major News Sources »   Paris attackers 'named in IS files' 11/03/16 18:44 from  Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks mikenova shared this story from BBC News - World. The names of three men who carried out the Paris attacks in November appear in files leaked from the Islamic State militant group, according to German media. »   EU refugee deal hits setback as Cyprus objects to Turkey bid 11/03/16 18:43 from  Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks mikenova shared this story from The Independent - Europe. Under the planned deal, Turkey would take back Syrian refugees who land in Greece in exchange for €6bn in aid »   United States accuses Apple of 'false,' 'corrosive' rhetoric in Federal Bureau of Investigation dispute - Examiner Gazette 11/03/16 18:43 from  Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks mikenova shared this story from james b. comey - Google News. Examiner Gazette United States accuses Apple of 'false,&