Prime minister praises the European Union as the peacemaker europe still maintained with briggs that looming he calls on the e. U. To ensure britain almost its pledge is on north not them. And as part of our coverage of the first year of the all terms presidency washington correspondent will be telling us what its like to be on the front line of his war against what he calls the Fake News Media. Hello and welcome my name is Christopher Spring a good to have you with us north and south korea have agreed to march under one flag at the Opening Ceremony of next months Winter Olympics the two countries have also agreed to send a joint womens Ice Hockey Team to the tournament if the International Olympic Committee Approved that idea its all a small step towards less tension in the region but it wont be the first time the two koreas have marched together. The two thousand and three World University games they into the stadium under the socalled Korean Unification flag since two thousand they.
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Asks her father about his hopes for her future in an exclusive interview. Plus apple says that it will pay thirty eight billion dollars in foreign cash taxes and after sustained criticism for tax evasion policies like the tech giant says that it will create thousands of new jobs in the United States under a new five Year Investment plan plus the biggest underwater cable on the planet pluto show you the wonders that these divers discovered in the eastern mexico. And g. W. Goes to ohio one of the swing states that handed donald trump the u. S. Presidency as he approaches one year in office do they still believe that they put the right man in the white house. Plan. Im sorry kelly welcome to the Program Thanks for joining us. Germany and turkey are looking to mend a serious political rift triggered by ankaras arrest of german turkish journalist denis you tell eleven months ago the two sides have now resumed bilateral talks after berlin had vowed to block major arms sales to turkey until hi
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This 90 minute talk. I want to thank you all for ignoring the weather reports and coming out on this not as cold as it has been monday afternoon for the first session of the winterspring term of the history seminar. Todays seminar features melvyn leffler, wholl be speaking on his just published collection of essays, safeguarding Democratic Capitalism us Foreign Policy and National Security, 19202015. I am from the George Washington University History department. I am the cochair of the seminar along with my colleague of the Wilson Center. Is onngstanding cochair a welldeserved sabbatical from publictorys center of policy and will be engaged in research and writing in germany for the next few months. As many of you as many of you know, this is a collaborative of the George Washington university and the Wilson Center. If you have not seen our lineup, please pick up a flyer outside of this room. It carries us through september although we go into late made toe in or you can go online the