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ugh he says he hasn't yet given up on eventually writing novels), and that makes him by all accounts a key advisor not just a wielder of words. 9. George Soros The Hungarian-born hedge fund billionaire George Soros, who has been promoting free expression and the rule of law through his Open EFTA00712777

ety Foundations since 1979, has gone all in on Obama's reelection campaign this year, pledging $2 million to groups supporting the president's bid. Soros's support for Democratic candidates has made him a favorite bogeyman for the Tea Party right -- particularly TV host Glenn Beck. (Interestingly, th

o has benefitted Obama, although the White House has been careful to control the spotlight. One rough moment occurred in 2009, when Clinton flew to North Korea to negotiate EFTA00712761 the release of two captive journalists, Euna Lee and Laura Ling. Ling's sister Lisa had worked closely with Clinton and

nts "came after Hungarian officials slammed the actor for 'foolish' remarks about Hungary and suggested that he was repeating the talking points of George Soros, a Hungarian-born U.S. billionaire and Orban foe." The dispute "was sparked by a brief remark Clooney made in an interview with GQ Magazine that was

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o exhaust their legal options in court, but as far as these picks go it seems clear that the big winners from this are going to be China, Iran, and North Korea, and Iran as well." Reschenthaler added that Sullivan "was one of the ones that was pushing the Russian hoax" and "was gumming up the works with the

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nts "came after Hungarian officials slammed the actor for 'foolish' remarks about Hungary and suggested that he was repeating the talking points of George Soros, a Hungarian-born U.S. billionaire and °than foe." The dispute "was sparked by a brief remark Clooney made in an interview with GQ Magazine that wa

o exhaust their legal options in court, but as far as these picks go it seems clear that the big winners from this are going to be China, Iran, and North Korea, and Iran as well." Reschenthaler added that Sullivan "was one of the ones that was pushing the Russian hoax" and "was gumming up the works with the

2.75% and Australia rallied to reverse most of the losses seen earlier. AUD weaker on the follow -0.58% (there were also rumors out yesterday that George Soros is planning on shorting the currency). Volumes a bit heavier today in Europe with London back online and focus is on the many earnings releases high

there were also rumors out yesterday that George Soros is planning on shorting the currency). Volumes a

pendent • Eurozone recession to worsen despite rate cut Independent • Will Angela Merkel have to choose between Germany and Europe? Telegraph • North Korea moves missiles away from launch pads Telegraph • UK projects at risk after China funding threat Telegraph • Walmart Heads Fortune 500 List of Top

north and south by the question of debt and east and west by the question of immigration, the EU is even less effective and fast moving than usual. George Soros (whose views, one believes, the Kremlin follows carefully even if it loathes his influence) argues that the minimalist `solutions' the EU adopted t

lopments like the Greek return to the bond markets suggest that even in Europe bad times don't last forever, Putin apparently not only believes the Soros analysis; he is acting on it. Russia is pursuing an aggressive, influence-expanding program inside the EU and NATO as well as outside it. Linking u

and traditional diplomacy can meet people's basic needs. Today, beyond lingering problems, such as the open wound in Palestine and the tensions in North Korea, Syria continues to disintegrate, Ukraine is shaken from Donetsk to Crimea, and serious tensions are rising between China and its neighbours in the

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f the news items even bothered to men- tion the crime supposedly committed by Lisa Ling and Euna Lee. the two journal- ists who were au rested by North Korea. I did discover that it had something to do with an inadvertent border crossing Inadvertent? What does that mean? There was an open field betwee

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t in a monotone, Trump kept his head down, propping it on his elbows. After taking some humdrum questions about opioids, he was suddenly asked about North Korea, and, quite as though in stop-action animation, he seemed to come alive. North Korea had been a heavy-on-detail, short-on-answers problem that that