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world/europe/britain-military- spending/2020/11/19/fl483834-29de-Ileb-9c21-3cc501d0981f story.html> (11/19, Adam, 14.2M) says British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced "the biggest boost in spending on Britain's armed forces since the end of the Cold War, vowing to end an 'era of retreat' and to `stand al

slowed across Europe to 1.8 million cases, compared with 2 million the week before. Some of the worst-hit countries — including Belgium, France and the Czech Republic — have seen significant declines, while in Germany and elsewhere the curve is just beginning to bend." The Post says Kluge "attributed the decline t

, allowing people to gather outdoors in groups of up to six people." According to the Times, "The latest cautious steps, announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, widened the gulf between how Britain and much of Europe have handled the latest phase of the pandemic. From the rate of vaccinations to new cases

ting Russian Interference in U.S.-Czech Missile Defense Cooperation' Heritage Foundation virtual event, to discuss how Russia advanced its goals in the Czech Republic, and how the U.S. and NATO can work together prevent this from happening again. Speakers include National Institute for Public Policy Research Schol

f." Johnson Announces Biggest Increase In UK Military Spending Since Cold War. The Washington Post (11/19, Adam, 14.2M) says British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced "the biggest boost in spending on Britain's armed forces since the end of the Cold War, vowing to end an `era of retreat' and to stand al

slowed across Europe to 1.8 million cases, compared with 2 million the week before. Some of the worst-hit countries - including Belgium, France and the Czech Republic - have seen significant declines, while in Germany and elsewhere the curve is just beginning to bend." The Post says Kluge "attributed the decline

f." Johnson Announces Biggest Increase In UK Military Spending Since Cold War. The Washington Post (11/19, Adam, 14.2M) says British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced "the biggest boost in spending on Britain's armed forces since the end of the Cold War, vowing to end an 'era of retreat' and to 'stand a

slowed across Europe to 1.8 million cases, compared with 2 million the week before. Some of the worst-hit countries - including Belgium, France and the Czech Republic - have seen significant declines, while in Germany and elsewhere the curve is just beginning to bend." The Post says Kluge "attributed the decline