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Trump wants to believe that he won election alone

The US president isn’t a Russian agent. He just can’t countenance any suggestion that he needed the help of Putin’s hackers to beat the Democrats, whom he considers sore losers, says Ramesh Ponnuru

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Author of infamous "axis of evil" speech reflects 10 years on

world

Obama back on stump after debate debacle

world

Hunt begins for ‘exciting’ Romney running mate

The Orange cause is getting weaker every year and soon the game will be up

business

'Orderly' bankruptcy of car industry under consideration

Cheney 'tried to suppress climate change evidence'

US vice president Dick Cheney’s office pushed to delete references about the consequences of climate change on public health from congressional testimony, in a bid to play down the effects of global warming, a former environment expert claims.

Wed, 09 Jul, 2008

Bolton: 'Lisbon Treaty will threaten NATO'

The Lisbon Treaty will threaten Nato and undermine democracy, a former senior Bush administration official has claimed.

Sun, 08 Jun, 2008

British handover may spark Iraqi power struggle

Britain’s weekend handover of Basra province will have a limited effect on security in Iraq’s biggest oil region because rival Shiite warlords and local officials have been wielding the real power in the area.

Sat, 15 Dec, 2007

NATO obliged to help in Afghanistan: Bush

US President George Bush today criticised Nato nations that have hesitated to send additional troops to Afghanistan or allow their soldiers already there to fight in the violent south and under other dangerous circumstances.

Thu, 15 Feb, 2007

Kyoto emissions targets prove difficult to meet

With few exceptions, the world's big industrialised nations are struggling to meet the greenhouse gas reductions they committed to achieve in the embattled Kyoto pact on climate change.

Sun, 15 Oct, 2006

Kyoto emissions targets prove difficult to meet

Most of the world's big industrialised nations are struggling to meet the greenhouse gas reductions they committed to achieve in the embattled Kyoto pact on climate change.

Sun, 15 Oct, 2006

Dutch government stands down

The Dutch government quit today amid infighting over a failed attempt to strip a prominent Somali-born critic of Islam of her Dutch citizenship – setting the stage for elections likely to be dominated by immigration issues.

Fri, 30 Jun, 2006

Dutch PM resigns

Dutch prime minister Jan Peter Balkenende tendered his Cabinet’s resignation to Queen Beatrix today, a move that will ultimately lead to new elections.

Fri, 30 Jun, 2006

Bolton's chances of winning UN role brighten

US Under-secretary of State John Bolton’s chances of winning Senate approval to be UN ambassador appeared to brighten as Republican fence-sitters drifted in his direction.

Thu, 12 May, 2005

Public's faith in Bush wanes - poll

President George Bush’s standing with the US public is slumping just three months into his final term.

Fri, 08 Apr, 2005

Philosopher finds speaking his mind may be unwise

Europe Correspondent Ann Cahill profiles the controversial Italian, Rocco Buttiglione.

Tue, 19 Oct, 2004

Socialists say Italian nominee to the European Commission must go

THE pressure on the Italian nominee to the European Commission grew last night as the Socialist group in the European Parliament threatened to vote against the entire new commission.

Fri, 15 Oct, 2004

Beleaguered Bush to spell out plans for Iraqi sovereignty

US president George Bush is spelling out details tonight of the handover of power to an Iraqi government, in an attempt to calm fears about rising casualties and spreading violence.

Mon, 24 May, 2004

Secret US report predicts no reform in region

A classified report

Sat, 15 Mar, 2003

Oil surges to 12-year high as war looms

CRUDE oil surged to a 12-year high for the second straight session as the US and Britain continued preparations to disarm Iraq

Fri, 28 Feb, 2003

Tory leader to attend US 'terror war' talks

British Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith was today visiting the US to attend a top level conference on the war against terrorism.

Wed, 28 Nov, 2001