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officials, and they fear that it could reduce the limited leverage the Afghan government has in talks with the Taliban." The Washington Post (10/8, Ryan, DeYoung, 14.2M) similarly says "the Pentagon indicated it had received no orders to alter plans for a conditions-based withdrawal and Afghan negot

o end a US investigation into a billion-dollar embezzlement of a Malaysian state investment fund and, separately, to return outspoken Chinese exile Guo Wengui to his home country." According to the Post, the charges "are the latest blow to the RNC's fundraising leadership under Trump." Bloomberg (10/8, Me

officials, and they fear that it could reduce the limited leverage the Afghan government has in talks with the Taliban." The Washington Post (10/8, Ryan, DeYoung, 14.2M) similarly says "the Pentagon indicated it had received no orders to alter plans for a conditions-based withdrawal and Afghan negoti

to end a US investigation into a billion-dollar embezzlement of a Malaysian state investment fund and, separately, to return outspoken Chinese exile Guo Wengui to his home country." According to the Post, the charges "are the latest blow to the RNC's fundraising leadership under Trump." Bloomberg (10/8, M

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ed murder, in the state-level investigation into Ryan Wesley Routh, who was charged Monday with federal

a Manhattan- based global private investigations firm that once counted controversial Chinese billionaire Miles Guo as a client. Guo — also known as Guo Wengui and Miles Kwok, among other names — was convicted in a billion-dollar fraud scheme in Manhattan federal court in July. He faces decades in jail when

officials, and they fear that it could reduce the limited leverage the Afghan government has in talks with the Taliban." The Washington Post (10/8, Ryan, DeYoung, 14.2M) similarly says "the Pentagon indicated it had received no orders to alter plans for a conditions-based withdrawal and Afghan negoti

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