| This week's news: King Mohammed VI among 'most influential Muslims' Posted: 17 Oct 2019 04:30 AM PDT King Mohammed VI Among 50 Most Influential Muslims in the World
The Jordanian Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Center has listed King Mohammed VI among the Top 50 Influential Muslims. The ranking appeared in the center's 2019 publication on 500 Most Influential Muslims. | | 'I hate Islam,' Says Deputy Director of French Newspaper Figaro
Deputy editor of French newspaper Le Figaro Yves Threard is at the center of controversy after making statements against Muslims and Islam. | | ONCF Train Derails Near Casablanca, No Injuries Reported
A train connecting Marrakech to Casablanca came off the rails on Tuesday, October 15, at about 12:30 p.m. near Bouskoura. | | Average Moroccan Man Does No Housework
HCP's new interactive website shows data about Moroccans' time use, including the fact that 60% of Moroccan men report spending no time on housework. | | Morocco to Start Registering Children Born out of Wedlock
Morocco's Ministry of Interior has submitted a document to all Moroccan administrations calling for a simplification of the parental recognition procedures for children born from undocumented marriages. | | Moroccan Students Win International Medicine Competition
A group of Moroccan medicine students have won the Sim'Cup 2019, an international competition for response to simulated medical emergencies. | | Moroccan Navy Rescues 329 Irregular Migrants in Mediterranean
Members of the Moroccan Royal Navy rescued 329 irregular migrants from October 10-13 in the Mediterranean. | | King Mohammed VI Grants Royal Pardon to Journalist Hajar Raissouni
King Mohammed VI has granted a royal pardon to Moroccan journalist Hajar Raissouni. The Al Akhbar al Yaoum journalist received a one-year prison sentence from the Rabat court for undergoing an illegal abortion and sex outside marriage. | | Guinea, Burundi Renew Support for Morocco's Western Sahara Proposal
Days ahead of the UN talks on Western Sahara, Morocco's Autonomy Plan continues to gather momentum as many African countries call it the most "credible" and "serious" way out of the Western Sahara conflict. | | |   |
| World Alert: The past three months in Afghanistan have been the deadliest for civilians in a decade Posted: 17 Oct 2019 04:16 AM PDT |
| Brexit breakthrough Posted: 17 Oct 2019 03:52 AM PDT Balance of Power | | From  | | | | | Just in the nick of time. Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the U.K. has reached a divorce deal with the European Union. That agreement, he says, should get through parliament on Saturday, which would allow Britain to exit as agreed on Oct. 31. Johnson says the deal will let the U.K. "take back control" after more than 45 years of ties to the world's biggest trading bloc. The news, as EU leaders meet in Brussels today, sent the pound and shares higher. It's not entirely clear how they overcame the issue of avoiding a hard border for Ireland as part of the divorce, and what was done to placate the Conservative Party's Northern Irish allies in Parliament. Indeed, it does not seem the Democratic Unionist Party is fully on board. Johnson does not have a majority in Parliament. Johnson may be able to claim victory where his predecessor Theresa May failed. A deal should spare the U.K. a chaotic exit from the EU that could disrupt trade and the movement of people. But the mechanics of the exit will take years to iron out, and the poisonous rancor within the U.K. over immigration that the Brexit referendum set off won't magically vaporize. There's a lot of work yet to come.
— Rosalind Mathieson |  | | Johnson and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. | | Photographer: Geert Vanden Wijngaert/Bloomberg | | | Global Headlines | | Just in: House Oversight and Reform Chairman Elijah Cummings, a key figure in the Democrats' impeachment inquiry and a fierce critic of President Donald Trump, has died.
Tough talk | Trump warned Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan in a letter last week not to be a "tough guy" over his offensive against Kurdish fighters in Syria. Today, his vice president and secretary of state are in Ankara, amid criticism from Republican and Democratic lawmakers that Trump initially let Turkey go after the Kurds. Erdogan has signaled openness to a deal if the Kurds are kept further away from Turkey.
 A White House meeting between Trump and congressional leaders on the Syria crisis broke down yesterday, with the president hurling insults at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who accused him of having a "meltdown." Trump responded with this tweet.
Helpful witness? | Trump's allies hope Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union (and a generous donor to the president), will offer favorable testimony to House panels today to counter a slew of damaging revelations in the impeachment inquiry. - Energy Secretary Rick Perry told the Wall Street Journal that he contacted Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani at the president's behest to discuss corruption in Ukraine.
Money trouble | Struggling to regain his lead in the polls and fend off an onslaught from Trump, Joe Biden may be too short on cash to do either as well as he'd like. Federal filings show Biden spent $1.9 million more than he raised in the third quarter, an unusual deficit for a major presidential candidate at this point in an election cycle. That left him with the smallest cash reserve among the five top-polling Democratic contenders.
- Click here for more about why Elizabeth Warren's been so vague about the taxes needed to pay for her $30 trillion Medicare for All plan.
Weighing in | Republican senators say they're planning to move quickly on legislation to support protesters in Hong Kong despite a threat of retaliation from China. The support from Washington comes as pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong shouted down Chief Executive Carrie Lam, a day after their protests forced her to deliver her annual policy address by video.
High security | Zimbabwe, which is repealing its laws banning cannabis production, has launched the industry by planting industrial hemp on the grounds of the main prison in the capital, Harare. Convicts won't be tending the crop, though; that's being handled by a private company that hopes to cash in on a key advantage of the penitentiary: tight security.
What to Watch
- Thailand's divided parliament began debating the annual budget today amid concern the ruling coalition may struggle to pass the bill because of its slim majority. The final vote is due in January.
- Japanese Defense Minister Taro Kono has put his name forward to succeed Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, joining other challengers Environment Minister Shinjiro Koizumi and Shigeru Ishiba.
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And finally … After four years hauling pizzas and burgers through Berlin, Stefano Lombardo was feeling pretty good about his job with food-delivery startup Deliveroo. Then the company shut its German operations, leaving its riders with no unemployment protection. As Stefan Nicola reports, the rise of gig-economy jobs is undermining long-term solidarity, a key element in Europe's biggest economy that employers reward with robust benefits like company cars, holiday bonuses, and pension plans.  A Deliveroo rider in Berlin. Photographer: Sean Gallup/Getty Images Europe | | | | |   |
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| News Alert: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says a ‘great new’ Brexit deal has been struck with European Union Posted: 17 Oct 2019 02:56 AM PDT The agreement would still need approval by European leaders and the British Parliament. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised to take Britain out of the E.U. by Oct. 31, though some of those involved in the process say a delay may be required.                      |
| BREAKING NEWS: Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings has died at 68 Posted: 17 Oct 2019 02:49 AM PDT |
| الموقع الإلكتروني لجريدة المنتخب Posted: 17 Oct 2019 02:20 AM PDT |
| Immobilier, le fléau des fausses annonces Posted: 16 Oct 2019 11:16 PM PDT | | | jeudi 17 octobre 2019 - Le Parisien | | | Nous sommes le jeudi 17 octobre et nous fêtons les Baudouin. A la une, l'inquiétante envolée des fausses annonces immobilières. Dans l'actualité également, les parents de Thomas Rauschkolb demandent à ce que l'enquête sur la mort de leur fils en 2015 soit réouverte après les confidences de l'ancienne petite amie de Nordahl Lelandais, et le récit de la femme de Thiago Silva, qui évoque son « conte de fées » avec le défenseur du PSG. Côté météo, le temps sera pluvieux du Nord au Sud, malgré quelques éclaircies au cours de la journée, notamment dans l'Est et sur la côte méditerranéenne. | | | | | | | | | | | L'INFO D'ÎLE-DE-FRANCE ET OISE | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Dans le cadre de la gestion de notre prospection commerciale, Le Parisien traite certaines de vos données personnelles dans le cadre de l'exécution d'un contrat ou de votre consentement. Pour en savoir plus sur vos droits et nos pratiques en matière de protection de vos données personnelles : Politique de confidentialité
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| EU will back Brexit deal – but only if Boris can get the votes first Posted: 16 Oct 2019 10:34 PM PDT |  | | Frustrations grow as redevelopment of Casement Park remains in limbo Martin Breheny Despite a whole series of setbacks and disappointments over several years, the GAA authorities remain committed to the redevelopment of Casement Park in Belfast, but there's growing scepticism within the rest of the organisation that the project will go ahead. | | | | | |  | | Football rumours from the media By PA Sport Staff Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could face the sack within two weeks, with Manchester United to replace him with Massimiliano Allegri, according to Italian reports. Tuttosport says ex-Juventus boss Allegri is close to signing a deal, and wants to be on his way to Old Trafford within the next fortnight, to give him as much time as possible to turn United's season around. Reports say Solskjaer will be sacked if United lose to Liverpool on Sunday afternoon. Allegri would be keen on signing Juve's Croatian striker Mario Mandzukic if he joins United, Tuttosport says. | | | | | | | |  | | Katie Byrne: 'Rich-girl face' widening the gap between the haves and have-nots Katie Byrne A friend of mine who is in her late 40s is worried about becoming the last woman left who has chosen to age naturally. She's seeing pumped-up lips all over social media and preternaturally shiny foreheads on the Luas, and while she hasn't succumbed to cosmetic surgery, she's beginning to think that everyone else has. | | | | | | | |  | | Fexco scooped €23m after stock exchange sale Donal O'Donovan Fexco was paid €23m last year by Goodbody Stockbrokers out of the proceeds of the sale of the Irish Stock Exchange in a special one-off contribution, the Irish Independent has learned. | | |  | | 'Prudent' Paschal splashes more cash than Cowen David Chance Budget spending as a share of the size of the economy is higher under Paschal Donohoe than it was under his predecessor as Finance Minister Brian Cowen, according to an analysis by the Irish Independent. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ABOUT THIS EMAIL | | | This email is from Independent.ie part of Independent News & Media Group Limited. | You received this email because you have signed up for the Independent.ie Daily Digest Newsletter.
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| عالم المعرفة Posted: 16 Oct 2019 06:37 PM PDT
| هولندا.. العثور على عائلة اختبأت في قبو منزلهم منذ 9 سنوات إنتظارا ل "نهاية العالم" Posted: 16 Oct 2019 11:12 AM PDT عثرت الشرطة الهولدنية على عائلة مكونة من 7 أفراد عاشوا حياة منعزلة مختبئين داخل ملجأ منزلي تحت الأرض دون التواصل مع الآخرين لمدة 9 سنوات، معتقدين أنهم وحيدون في العالم. وتكشفت قصة العائلة الأحد الماضي، عندما تمكن أحد أفراد هذه العائلة البالغ 25 عاما من الفرار من المنزل الواقع على بعد بضعة كيلومترات عن قرية روينيرولد في مقاطعة درينته شمال شرق هولندا، وتوجه إلى حانة محلية، طلبا للمساعدة. واستدعى صاحب الحانة الشرطة لتتجه لاحقا رفقة الرجل إلى المكان. وتبين أن أفراد العائلة المتألفة من الأب البالغ 58 عاما و6 أبناء تتراوح أعمارهم بين 16 و25 عاما، عاشوا على الأغلب في سرداب داخل بيتهم الريفي. وقال الشاب الهارب إنه الأكبر سنا بين أشقائه وشقيقاته الخمسة ولم يخرج من البيت منذ 9 سنوات ولم يذهب للمدرسة أبدا، وإنه فر من أجل وضع حد لمأساة عائلته. من جانبه قال صاحب الحانة إن الشاب كان لديه شعر طويل ولحية قذرة وارتدى لباسا قديما، وكان منظره مرتبكا حينما وصل إلى الحانة، وتحدث بصورة طفولية. وخلال مداهمة المنزل وجدت الشرطة سلما خلف إحدى الخزائن في غرفة الجلوس يؤدي إلى السرداب المبني على شكل ملجأ محصن تحت الطابق الأرضي. وبعد نزولهم إلى الأسفل عثر رجال الشرطة على الوالد وأطفاله الخمسة. وتحتجز الشرطة رب الأسرة على ذمة التحقيق بعدما رفض التعاون مع السلطات. وذكرت وسائل إعلام هولندية أن أفراد العائلة لم يكونوا على اتصال بالعالم الخارجي لعدة سنوات، حتى اعتقد الأطفال أنهم الوحيدون الذين تبقوا في العالم. ومن غير المعروف مكان تواجد والدتهم. ونقلت وسائل إعلام محلية عن أحد جيران العائلة قوله إنه لم ير سوى شخص واحد وكلب وأوز في المزرعة. وأفادت بعض التقارير الإعلامية بأن الأب قد تعرض لسكتة دماغية وهو طريح الفراش. المصدر: وسائل إعلام هولندية  |  |
| "We witnessed a meltdown." Posted: 16 Oct 2019 04:16 PM PDT TicToc Tonight Greetings, TicToc readers! Why did Kim Jong Un casually ride his trusted steed up a sacred North Korean mountain? History says he's got a big decision to make.  "We witnessed a meltdown"Trump defended his decision to pull U.S. forces from Syria during a joint press conference with Italian President Sergio Mattarella. Trump responded to Senator Lindsey Graham's comment in which the Senator called Trump's action an "utter national security disaster in the making". The president questioned why the U.S. is protecting Syria's land and took it further saying that the Kurds "are no angels." Speaker Pelosi later chimed in after Democrats walked out of a bipartisan meeting telling reporters that Trump "was shaken up" after the House voted 354-60 in opposition to his action in Syria. $ignificant figures31. How many days a strike of nearly 50,000 General Motors workers lasted before they reached a tentative deal with the United Auto Workers union. 35. How many times Democrats mentioned impeachment at the party's crowded fourth primary debate in Ohio. 9. The number of years a family of 6 was discovered living in complete isolation from the world. Police are still investigating "all possible scenarios". Highly quotable"Strong countermeasures." China threatened to retaliate if the U.S. Congress enacts laws supporting Hong Kong protesters, deepening tensions amid trade negotiations. "Pulls at my heartstrings." An emotional Prince Harry recalled the moment he learned he was going to be a dad while speaking at a ceremony for a children's charity. This is not normalU.S. agents have arrested over 300 site users in 11 countries and over 2 dozen U.S. states for using a Darknet site, called "Welcome to Video." The site contained more than 250,000 child pornography photos. The future is nowIt's not a UFO. China unveiled an out-of-this-world military helicopter, called the "Super Great White Shark," that's described as an "armed helicopter" designed for the "future digital information battlefield.  What's goodUpgraded. Humans haven't set foot on the moon in decades, but NASA's Artemis mission aims to send the first woman and next man to the lunar surface by 2024, and they're doing it in these new and improved spacesuits.  Now that you're caught up... Tell your friends to sign up here. Watch your inbox for our next newsletter tomorrow, and follow us on Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook. Thanks for reading!
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| The 1% just got richer Posted: 16 Oct 2019 03:03 PM PDT Evening Briefing The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bipartisan resolution rebuking President Donald Trump for withdrawing American forces from Syria. Trump's decision cleared the way for Turkey's military assault on the Kurds, formerly allies of America, and handed leverage in the region to Vladimir Putin. Turkish forces have been accused of conducting roadside executions and killing at least 50 civilians, including children. When asked of their plight Wednesday, Trump dismissed the Kurds, saying "they're not angels." Democrats said Trump later had a "meltdown" during a meeting on the topic. —David E. Rovella Here are today's top storiesHousing data out Wednesday reinforced a recent upswing. But when combined with a decline in retail sales, they underscored how difficult it is to predict where the economy is headed. Stocks fell and treasuries rose. GM and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative agreement on a new contract, clearing the way for a vote Thursday on whether to continue a more than month-long strike. China threatened to retaliate if the U.S. Congress moved to back Hong Kong democracy protesters. The Senate doesn't appear worried. Weeks after a Boeing-made Lion Air 737 Max crashed in the Java Sea, killing all 189 aboard, an airline employee gave investigators photographs meant to show a crucial repair had been properly performed the day before the disaster. The pictures may not show what was claimed. If you want to be considered part of America's 1%—you know, those people who Senator Bernie Sanders says are the cause of many of the nation's ills—you'll need to make more money. This is how much more. Ken Fisher is taking a financial hit for his vulgar remarks. Boston joined two other pensions in yanking money from Fisher Investments, bringing the total to more than $900 million. What's Joe Weisenthal thinking about? The Bloomberg news director is mulling Disney+ and how the new competitor to Netflix arguably has the perfect model for 2019. Rather than borrowing money in the bond market to pay for new content, it just monetizes the old stuff (like The Shaggy Dog), and spins cash from assets it already owns. What you'll need to know tomorrow What you'll want to read tonightUnder Armour unveiled a line of spacesuits and boots, part of a long-term partnership with Virgin Group. The clothing, which won't be available to the public, will be worn by passengers on Virgin Galactic's commercial space travel service, where for $250,000 you can get a little closer to the stars.  Like Bloomberg's Evening Briefing? Subscribe to Bloomberg.com. You'll get our unmatched global news coverage and two premium daily newsletters, The Bloomberg Open and The Bloomberg Close, and much, much more. See our limited-time introductory offer. The Bloomberg Breakaway CEO Summit returns to London on Nov. 12, with Bloomberg TV and radio co-anchor Carol Massar. Join 100+ CEOs and founders for a day of expert-led workshops, compelling keynotes and news-making interviews to help scale up and transform your organization. Apply here to become a member and attend the London summit this November. Download the Bloomberg app: It's available for iOS and Android. Before it's here, it's on the Bloomberg Terminal. Find out more about how the Terminal delivers information and analysis that financial professionals can't find anywhere else. Learn more. | |   |
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| Trump’s tax returns just got more interesting Posted: 16 Oct 2019 01:52 PM PDT Bloomberg Opinion Today Today's Agenda  Trump's Tax Mystery Deepens President Donald Trump has famously refused to follow 40-plus years of presidential tradition and release his tax returns. Before him, the last major-party nominee not to release returns was Gerald Ford. I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say Trump's are much more interesting. The very wealthy president is dogged by questions about his net worth, sources of income, ties to Russia and other foreign capital sources, and whether his office has enriched him, to name a few mysteries. Tax returns may not resolve all these, but they'd sure help. Today we've got yet another reason to want to see them: ProPublica reported that Trump inflated the profitability of properties when he needed a loan but minimized those numbers when it was time to pay taxes. This gibes with what his former lawyer/fixer/TV attack dog Michael Cohen testified in Congress; and it appears to be just as illegal as some crimes for which Cohen was sent up the river, writes Tim O'Brien. Tim is one of the few people to have actually seen Trump's returns, thanks to Trump's unsuccessfully suing him. Tim can't talk about what he saw, but he can talk about how Trump's father Fred also got in trouble for being creative with numbers back in the day. His son appears to be keeping up that tradition, at least. Democrat Talkathon Changes Little Last night what seemed like roughly 47 of the Democrats who want to replace Trump crammed onto a stage and talked for what felt like 18 hours about Medicare for All, Hunter Biden, their weirdest friends and basically anything but the climate. Jonathan Bernstein had a couple of big takeaways from the Dem debate: 1 — Elizabeth Warren is clearly now the front-runner. Sorry, Joe Biden. 2 — The bubble candidates didn't improve their currently dismal trajectories. In other words, not much changed, at least in the big picture of the race. One subtler development was encouraging, though: The candidates showed hints of realizing they must rise above partisanship when solving the crisis that is the Trump presidency, writes Bloomberg's editorial board. That's the first step toward convincing some undecideds they have the nation's best interests at heart, both in impeachment and the 2020 campaign. Further Dems Reading: High Brexit Hopes Surely Won't Disappoint This Time A barrage of happy leaks, soundbites and headlines have raised hopes the U.K. is about to strike a new Brexit deal with the EU. The British pound has soared in response. But a lot still must happen to justify such optimism, warns John Authers. He notes the pound rallied just before the Brexit referendum too, before being shocked to learn it got that wrong. Even if Boris Johnson does manage to reach a deal with the EU that the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party can tolerate, then he'll have to get that deal through Parliament, where everybody will be jockeying for position in the next election, writes Therese Raphael. And then even if Britain somehow manages to leave the EU by Halloween with an acceptable deal, it will still face not only years of negotiations over its long-term EU relationship, but also the general economic malaise gripping the rest of the world, writes Marcus Ashworth. The Bank of England will be cutting rates soon, in other words. So there's one certainty. Telltale Charts China is losing its edge on low manufacturing costs, but American costs are still too high to inspire a new factory boom here, warns Noah Smith. Much of the new manufacturing that doesn't happen in Vietnam, Bangladesh and similar economies will probably be done by robots.  When we think of the "broken windows" theory of crime reduction, we usually think it means a bunch of cops making a bunch of arrests. A far more effective crime-fighting technique appears to be simply … fixing broken windows, writes Justin Fox.  Further Reading When it comes to workplace gender parity, men and women see reality very differently. Namely, men don't see it as much of a problem, which is one big reason women can't ever catch up. — Sarah Green Carmichael Russia and Turkey show you can still get away with old-school land grabs as long as they don't start wars. — Leonid Bershidsky The EU can't just ignore the harsh prison sentences Spain is handing out to Catalans for peaceful protest. — Leonid Bershidsky There's actually a bull case for WeWork bonds. — Matt Levine Here's what LeBron James should have said about the China controversy. — Tyler Cowen ICYMI The House rebuked Trump for his Syria withdrawal, while he defended it. A massive child-pornography market was busted. Tourists are swarming America's small cities. Kickers A bridge design sketched by da Vinci produces a stable bridge. (h/t Scott Kominers) Hallucinogenic mushrooms could help some people quit smoking. Weighing the neutrino is surprisingly difficult and important. Less important is where you place your food in the fridge. Note: Please send bridge designs and complaints to Mark Gongloff at mgongloff1@bloomberg.net. New to Bloomberg Opinion Today? Sign up here and follow us on Twitter and Facebook. | |   |
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| BREAKING NEWS: House condemns Trump’s Syria withdrawal Posted: 16 Oct 2019 11:53 AM PDT The House condemned President Donald Trump's withdrawal of U.S. troops from northern Syria, which paved the way for Turkey's military assault against the Kurds. The overwhelming bipartisan vote was a rare public rebuke of Trump from his own party and comes as the president tries to defend his much-criticized decision to pull out of Syria.
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| News Alert: House passes resolution condemning Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. military from northern Syria Posted: 16 Oct 2019 11:51 AM PDT |
| A European View on the Syria Withdrawal (Thepaut | The Hill) Posted: 16 Oct 2019 11:34 AM PDT U.S. WITHDRAWAL FROM SYRIA MAKES COUNTERING ISIS MORE DIFFICULT by Charles Thepaut The Hill
October 16, 2019 A French diplomat weighs in on the high costs of removing the low-cost U.S. presence, from strengthening Iran's regional position to demolishing the infrastructure that enables European partners to contribute. READ THE FULL ARTICLE
European efforts in northeastern Syria were increasing before President Trump’s decision to fully withdraw U.S. troops, and America’s enabling role was singular and indispensable. No European burden-sharing can be possible without a U.S. military presence on the ground. European contributions to counterterrorism operations against ISIS cells in the region will be difficult without a U.S. presence. Nor can European NGOs operate without U.S. security guarantees. European officials cannot visit prisons and camps where ISIS members are detained without the security that only the U.S. military can provide. Europeans are not asking for a free pass. They seek U.S. leadership to address the still-significant terrorist threats emanating from Syria. This requires keeping a small number of U.S. troops in Syria and committing to a political solution... Charles Thepaut, a resident visiting fellow at The Washington Institute, has served as a French diplomat in Syria, Iraq, and other posts. The views expressed in this piece are strictly personal.
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| Most Social: Astros' Josh Reddick calls New York fans 'disrespectful' at Yankee Stadium after abuse Posted: 16 Oct 2019 10:01 AM PDT | Astros right fielder Josh Reddick was critical of the fans behavior at Yankees Stadium after Game 3 of the ALCS, calling it "disrespectful." | |    |
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| Iraq Will Lose Its Fragile Freedom Without U.S. Help (Borshchevskaya | The Hill) Posted: 16 Oct 2019 07:43 AM PDT IRAQ IS NOT YET LOST, BUT IF WE CONTINUE TO IGNORE IT, IT SOON WILL BE by Anna Borshchevskaya The Hill
October 15, 2019 Muddled governance, harsh crackdowns, and outside interference threaten to overturn the fragile freedom that Iraqis have won at great cost. READ THE FULL ARTICLE
Open debate and free peaceful protest are rare in the Arab world. This month I saw both when I traveled to Iraq. I attended a conference where Iraqi men and women debated and publicly asked tough questions of their government. I also saw a small group of peaceful protesters on Oct. 1; at that point, security personnel calmly stood by. As the peaceful and spontaneous demonstrations spread, however, security services opened fire. Over 100 protesters were killed and thousands injured. President Barham Salih condemned the use of lethal force and promised to bring those responsible to justice. It is up to the Iraqi government to follow through with this promise, and to implement genuine reforms. But the U.S. cannot turn away... Anna Borshchevskaya is a senior fellow at The Washington Institute.
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| Michael Douglas on son Cameron’s harrowing drug addiction: ‘I thought I was going to lose him’ Posted: 16 Oct 2019 07:08 AM PDT | If you are having trouble viewing this email click here | | | 10/16/19 | | | | |  | | | COVER STORY
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