Foreign policy has taken first and last place in President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address. In two blocks separated by domestic issues, the Democratic president has made a vigorous defense of aid to Kiev (Ukraine can defend itself with more aid, he stated) and, to close his speech, of the US contribution to … Read more
The closing fragments of the speech “I was born in the middle of World War II, when America was defending freedom in the world. I grew up in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and Claymont, Delaware, among the hard-working people who built this country. I watched in horror as two of my heroes were murdered, Dr. King and … Read more
He has only just begun the campaign, but no rally on his path in search of re-election as president will have greater consequences than the one that Joe Biden plans to give this Thursday in Washington in front of a few hundred people. It will be in the Capitol, when he fulfills his annual constitutional … Read more
He has only just begun the campaign, but no rally on his path in search of re-election as president will have greater consequences than the one that Joe Biden plans to give this Thursday in Washington in front of a few hundred people. It will be in the Capitol, when he fulfills his annual constitutional … Read more
The United States plans an “urgent” military mission to establish, in collaboration with other allies, a temporary port on the Mediterranean coast of Gaza for the entry of humanitarian aid by sea, as senior government officials announced this Thursday, specifying that Washington has collaborated “very closely” with Israel in the development of the initiative. The … Read more