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a brazen attack in los angeles. i m going out of his welcome to the program in armenia months of political tensions are coming to a head thousands have rallied in the capital yerevan in support of prime minister nicole push india he has a has accused the military off an attempted coup but not far away thousands more relates to call for his resignation the prime minister has been a divisive figure following armenia s defeat in a conflict with its neighbor azerbaijan last year. an impact leader holding on to power for now. armenia s top generals called on prime minister nicole pushing on to resign on thursday following months of protests but this time his supporters of come out in force stepping in front of the crowd in the capital of on pushing and denounce the army s move as an attempted coup. to keep god all the anime must do its job. the army cannot look back the army cannot interfere in political processes the army must a by only the people and the political power chosen b
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New-yorkUnited-statesCanadaCopenhagenKøavn-DenmarkGermanyNorth-carolinaSaint-lawrenceNewfoundlandVancouverBritish-columbia good afternoon. i am senior fellow at the hoover institution, my name is amy zegart, codirector of the center for international security and cooperation at stanford. we are delighted both institutions have come together to cohost this book event with graham allison and niall ferguson to discuss destined for war: can america and china escape thucydides trap? . i want to remind all of you the book is available for purchase and graham allison will sign a few questions at the end of the talk. you can t escape the trap of the bookstore outside. graham allison as many of you know is director of harvard s center, and dylan professor of government and founding dean of harvard s kennedy school of government. like legions of students, i vividly remember my first time walking into the kennedy school for my first forum event in 1986. it was an intoxicating place where you could feel the brainpower working at the policy being changed in the room. graham allison has been the man behind
VietnamRepublic-ofBeijingChinaCaliforniaUnited-statesPortugalSyriaRussiaSouth-china-seaBrunei-general-Brunei increasingly this complex, global, integrated that oldfield or marketplace. such is the nature of war and risk we have to understand better. secondly, cyberspace. my good friend, general mike hayden has talked about the coming pearl harbor in cyberspace and i agree with him. it s going to happen and we are willfully bug prepared. the third area i was stressed is the growing demographic shift worldwide. for the first time as of last year more people live in cities and that trend is accelerating. if you like in societies like africa, what does that mean in terms of demographics or resources? these changes will accelerate and we need to be better prepared for the across-the-board. those are three large general chunks we should focus on. was focused a little tighter for a minute. you have been quoted as saying that there are very likely as many or more spies working against u.s. interests inside the u.s. during the cold war, which was a head snapping quote when i read it. who a
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