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India informed Pak after striking 9 terror bases, EAM tells House panel

  
The Indian Express - 05.26.2025 Original article ›
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New details emerge on how India informed Pakistan that only terrorist bases were targets not the Pakistan military. India's Foereign Minister Jaishankar says this was to make clear that only terrorist bases would be struck in response to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on tourists. This was to be careful so that deescalatory steps could be taken. When Pakistan chose to attack military targets in India India did the same on military targets and air defense systems in Pakistan were taken out. At that point India insisted that for a stop to the war Pakistan's general would call India's general to end the war, which is what happened. Jaishankar made it clear that US Marco Rubio of JD Vance complied with India's request to the US that only after the Pakistan general called the Indian general would the conflict be stopped as India had not targeted Pakistan military.

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Russian Car Maker Comes Under Sway Of Old Pal of Putin

  
Wall Street Journal - 05.19.2006 Original article ›
Guy Chazan, Guy, Chazan

To Boost Sales, Wal-Mart Drops One-Size-Fits-All Approach

  
Wall Street Journal - 09.07.2006 Original article ›
Ann Zimmerman, Ann, Zimmerman

Luxury-Car Sales Fell in June; Demand Seen for New Models

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Wall Street Journal - 07.08.2009 Original article ›
Christoph Rauwald, Christoph, Rauwald

Sales Off 15%, But GM Sees A Turnaround In Car Market

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.23.2009 Original article ›
John D. Stoll, John, D., Stoll, Sharon Terlep, Sharon, Terlep

Wary Japan Braces for Change on Eve of a Historic Election

  
Wall Street Journal - 08.28.2009 Original article ›
Yuka Hayashi, Yuka, Hayashi, Daisuke Wakabayashi, Daisuke, Wakabayashi, Miho Inada, Miho, Inada

Ford ready to wow at CES with new in-car technology

  
Detroit News - 01.07.2010 Original article ›
Bryce Hoffman, Bryce, Hoffman

What Drivers Should Do If Car Speeds Up on Its Own

  
Wall Street Journal - 01.28.2010 Original article ›
Jeff Bennett, Jeff, Bennett, Jonathan Welsh, Jonathan, Welsh

Japan’s Cabinet Shuns Shrine on Anniversary of War’s End

  
New York Times - 08.15.2010 Original article ›
Martin Fackler, Martin, Fackler

Police Probe If Renault Was Victim of Fraud in Spy Case

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Wall Street Journal - 03.14.2011 Original article ›
David Gauthier Villars, David, Gauthier Villars

Bad Rates Bet Was Source Loss for Morgan Stanley's Japan Venture

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Wall Street Journal - 04.16.2011 Original article ›
Peter Stein, Peter, Stein, Alison Tudor, Alison, Tudor, Atsuko Fukase, Atsuko, Fukase

State of the Union, as It Was Spoken and as Decoded

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New York Times - 01.29.2014 Original article ›
Mark Leibovich, Mark, Leibovich

After Volvo Deal, China's Geely To Launch Dozens of Car Models

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Wall Street Journal - 04.23.2010 Original article ›
Norihiko Shirouzu, Norihiko, Shirouzu

Detroit Free Pres 2010 Car of the Year: 2010 Ford Fusion

  
Detroit Free Press - 12.26.2009 Original article ›
Mark Phelan, Mark, Phelan

COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS IN CARS: Ford aims to raise bar with Sync

  
Detroit Free Press - 01.07.2007 Original article ›
Sarah A. Webster, Sarah, A., Webster

GM auditors doubt automaker's viability; White House says finding was expected

  
Detroit News - 03.05.2009 Original article ›
Snell, Trowbridge

BMW Swings to $1.24 Billion Loss as Luxury-Car Sales Plunge

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Wall Street Journal - 03.13.2009 Original article ›
Christoph Rauwald, Christoph, Rauwald

Gazprom Moves Into Coal as a Way to Increase Gas Exports

  
New York Times - 02.27.2008 Original article ›
Andrew E. Kramer, Andrew, E., Kramer
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Gazprom moves into coal by acquiring the Siberian Coal and Energy company. This is part of a strategy to increase use of coal to generate electricity and free up natural gas for more exports. Russia generates 43% of electricity from natural gas and 23% from coal and is wasteful in its use of natural gas. According to EIA US generates 49% of its electricity using coal. Russia's state electricity company is being broken up and the coal assets are now being absorbed into Gazprom with the intention of using coal to generate electricity and saving up natural gas for increasing exports.
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Apple's Time Capsule Gives You Easy Way To Back Up Wirelessly

  
Wall Street Journal - 03.06.2008 Original article ›
Walter S. Mossberg, Walter, S., Mossberg

When the President of Georgia Was a Star Student at Columbia

  
New York Times - 08.17.2008 Original article ›
Jake Mooney, Jake, Mooney

How the Credit Crisis Will Change the Way America Does Business

  
Wall Street Journal - 12.06.2008 Original article ›
Henry Kaufman, Henry, Kaufman

US attack on Greenland would mean end of Nato, says Danish PM

  
The Guardian - 01.06.2026 Original article ›
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Greenland was originally explored by both the US and European explorers. It is sparsely populated only on the shores in one part of the island and Denmark has laid claim on it and now handles foreign affairs for the country and security. With its location near the Arctic and Chinese ships increasingly found near the Arctic, the US feels it is important for security in the Arctic. The US and Denmark now both lay claim to the island of Greenland.

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Macron Expands French Nuclear Arsenal and Vows Protection for Neighbors

  
NYTimes.com - 03.02.2026 Original article ›
Mark Landler
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French nuclear weapons numbers and new strategy integrated with Germany- Macron explains this from a Navy base in Crozon, France, March 2, 2026. With wars in Ukraine and in Iran Macron says he will expand the French nuclear weapons from 290 warheads, and starts a consultative strategy approach to work with Germany to extend France's nuclear weapons to cover other states like Germany and coordinate with Germany on military exercises for European defense. This also includes Britain.

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Andy Burnham to face Reform’s Robert Kenyon in crucial Makerfield byelection

  
The Guardian - 05.20.2026 Original article ›
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The UK by-election in Makerfield that may decide Britain's future for years to come. Andy Burnham takes on Robert Kenyon, a plumber and army reservist who was Reform's candidate in the 2024 elections. Kenyon hopes to present Burnham as an outsider.Yet Makerfield lies close to Manchester where Burnham has been Mayor for 3 terms and brought new hope to the people of Manchester with changes including the city's transportation system and other changes.

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Iraqi Shiite Anger at U.S. Remains Strong

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New York Times - 11.08.2011 Original article ›
Tim Arango, Tim, Arango
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The inaction of the first President Bush during the Shia revolt in Iraq in 1991 is deeply embedded in the Shia psyche in Iraq. It is seen by the Iraqi Shiites as the original event of the Arab Spring, ten years before before the democracy movement in Tunisia. What is less known is that the revolt in Benghazi, Libya, faced the same fate of inaction by President Obama, and his administration. It was saved only by the decisive and early action of France and Britain, with French president Sarkozy leading the way. Only when the tide began to turn after the French-British action did the Americans reluctantly follow the Europeans. Germany did not participate in the NATO action and worked to slow NATO action.
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