Democratic Candidates Reject Trump’s Foreign Policy, but Don’t Agree on Theirs

by Aurelia Butler 7 February 2020, 07:00 159 Views

A New York Times survey of the Democratic presidential hopefuls found differences on Israel, North Korea, cyberweapons and the use of military force.

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Democratic Candidates Reject Trump’s Foreign Policy, but Don’t Agree on Theirs

Navy Secretary Pushed Out by Trump Says He’ll Endorse Bloomberg

Labour leadership candidate Rebecca Long-Bailey pledges workers can turn phones off out of hours

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