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ding layover in Dubai without a way to get home." The AP adds, "In the rushed evacuation, scores of these foreign workers trying to get home to the Philippines and other countries that restricted international travel because of the pandemic have become stuck in limbo at hotels across Dubai." Media Analyse

idering the "interim step of limited sanctions relief in exchange for Iran freezing its most provocative proliferation work, they said." Similarly, Walter Russell Mead, in his column for the Wall Street Journal (8/9, Subscription Publication, 8.41M), writes that this is the week that the "optimistic" case for rest

reputation appears to be well deserved. In recent months the paper has published a number of combative editorials on the ongoing standoff with the Philippines regarding ownership of portions of the South China Sea and its territorial dispute with Japan over the Diaovu/Senkaku i . In short, it appears to b

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on. In comparison, by any logical measure, far wealthier and more sophisticated states like Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Australia, and perhaps the Philippines should all be nuclear, given their expertise, dangerous locales, and the looming shadows of three proud, and sometime aggressive nations-China, Ind

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