Pro-Hezbollah imam picked for Trump inauguration
Husham Al-Husainy, who refused to call Hezbollah a terrorist organization, appears in an inauguration program among four religious leaders scheduled to speak following Trump's Jan. 20 address.
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Husham Al-Husainy, who refused to call Hezbollah a terrorist organization, appears in an inauguration program among four religious leaders scheduled to speak following Trump's Jan. 20 address.
According to Chinese military academic papers cited by the FT, the People's Liberation Army's invasion strategy would target ports and airports to facilitate troop and equipment deployment. Beach landings would serve as an alternative if primary targets proved unsuccessful.
The group will attend as official guests at the inauguration ceremony and spearhead various side events in Washington.
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President Andrzej Duda asks government to protect the Israeli prime minister from ICC arrest during Holocaust commemoration.
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The video features a Columbia University economist who attributes responsibility for the Syrian crisis to both the US and Israel.
French President Macron leads multinational criticism of tech billionaire's involvement in European elections.
The President-elect calls for US-Canada merger as Canadian PM steps down amid looming trade tensions.
Le Pen leaves behind a contentious party legacy characterized by antisemitic rhetoric and Holocaust denial.
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