A basic rule in negotiations is to keep or gain leverage against the other party. The Biden administration, mystifyingly, is doing exactly the opposite in its negotiations with the regime of Iran.Iran enriching uranium at any level — it is a negligibly small step to enrich uranium from “acceptable levels” to “nuclear” levels — puts the world at risk, especially as other countries in the region might well feel compelled to start their nuclear programs as a deterrent.The US and the UN Security Council also would do well to impose sanctions on Tehran for its violation of Resolution 2231, which “calls upon Iran not to undertake any activity related to ballistic missiles designed to be capable of delivering nuclear weapons, including launches using such ballistic missile technology.”
China is certainly not the only foreign government that has made American politicians wealthy, either directly or indirectly. Given the size of their economy and the wealth of commercial ties between U.S. business and China, however, they do it bigger and more broadly than anyone else. This beneficence, I believe, poses potentially serious questions about China’s influence, China’s access to American policy makers, and China’s activities in the halls of power. Further, it shows the toothlessness of American ethics watchdogs that these issues have not been more thoroughly reviewed and challenged previously.
Covid 19 Yongereye Ihungabana mu Barokotse Jenoside mu Rwanda,Mu Rwanda impuguke mu byerekeye imitekerereze ya muntu zemeza ko muri ibi bihe isi n’u Rwanda byugarijwe na Covid-19, ihungabana ryiyongereye cyane mu bacitse ku icumu rya jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi.
Munyanziza na Mukagahima bahanye ibiganza baganira iruhande rw’inzu yabo,Umuturanyi wabo Boniface Nyabyenda, avuga ko atari “azi ko ibi bintu bishoboka”.
Rwanda: Uko uwarokotse jenoside aturanye n’uwishe mu ‘nzu y’ubwiyunge’Claudine Mukagahima na Faustin Munyanziza baba munsi y’igisenge kimwe mu nzu yahimbwe ‘inzu y’ubumwe n’ubwiyunge”, inzu bamwe batangarira kuko umwe yakoze jenoside naho undi yayirokotse.
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