The United States Said on Thursday

The United States said Thursday it supported India's continued involvement in Afghanistan, even if President Donald Trump tried to withdraw its troops. India is one of the most ardent supporters of the Afghanistan government and has donated more than $ 3 billion since it broke down the Taliban, a dictatorship-insurgent armed force since the 2001 US-led invasion.

The United States

The US welcomes substantial investment and support from India in Afghanistan," said Afghan State Department official Nancy Izo Jackson. We will continue to support our efforts to achieve honorable and lasting achievements in Afghanistan, which preserves Afghanistan's investment in the future,” she told the Hudson Institute about India's role in Afghanistan.

India built a new parliament building in Afghanistan and blamed Afghanistan for its tender forces, including Bollywood films. But India's involvement in Afghanistan was a source of turmoil in Pakistan. Earlier this year, the United States reached negotiations to draw troops from the Taliban and Afghanistan and to end America's longest war.

But President Trump said

In September that he had withdrawn his invitation to the rebels near Washington because of the US military's murder. Pakistan has promoted the US-Taliban talks, and Prime Minister Im Ran Khan regretted the collapse of the peace treaty, which will be signed earlier this year.

In a telephone conversation Thursday, Trump thanked Prime Minister Im Lan for his efforts in releasing two Western hostages from Afghanistan's Taliban. Washington's Indian ambassador, Harsh Vardhan Shringla, said that when he settled in Afghanistan, he needed to be convinced that "the terrorist element has no room for scaffolding.

It is important for democracy not to succumb to terrorism, but to send a message to terrorists in the ideological battle between Emirates and the Republic.

Former presidential candidate

Former presidential candidate, New York Bloomberg, 2020, is anti-democratic movement by Bernie Sanders and plans to launch a $ 33 million television advertising campaign on Monday. According to Advertising Analytics, an advertising tracking company, the largest amount spent by US presidential candidates, billionaires have bought a total of $ 33 million in ad inserts.

At the end of his 2012 campaign, the $ 25 million increase recorded by Barack Obama reflects the financial influence of the 77-year-old former mayor, one of the richest men in the world. But massive spending has raised concerns among the 17 or so Democrats who are already competing to challenge Donald Trump in the November 2020 White House race.

Senator Bernie Sanders attacked the decision on Friday and tweeted, "I felt disgusted with the idea that Michael Bloomberg or a billionaire could spend tens of millions of dollars to bypass the political process and buy an election.

If you can't build grassroots support for your candidate, you won't run a business for the president," he wrote. Bloomberg, who ran New York from 2002 to 2013, was registered on the Federal Election Commission on Thursday.

Twelve days ago he said he was "close" to make a final decision on whether or not to enter a crowded field.

French Defense Minister Florence Parley said

Florence Parley said Saturday aimed for a "gradual departure from the United States" and failed to respond to accusations against Iran resulted in a dangerous series of events. Since May, tensions in the Gulf have risen sharply due to attacks on oil tankers where U.S. drones have crashed and attacks on major Saudi oil facilities in September.

Iran was accused but refused to participate.

Despite attacks on the Saudi coalition and one of its own drones shot down, the United States avoided equal retaliation. Parly added that in an annual Manama dialogue on regional security, “I saw a deliberate gradual departure from the United States.” “It's been on the card for a while, but it became clearer with recent events. The drone was shot when there was no answer to the ship's mining.

When no answer was given, the main oil facility was blown up. Where do you stop? Where is the ballast? ”She asked. The region is familiar with US intervention and flow. But this time it looked worse. Parly acknowledged that the US flaw was a "slow process" and that the US aircraft carrier strike group had just entered the Gulf.

But the trend is very clear and therefore probably thinks no matter who wins the next election. Abraham Lincoln, an American carrier carrier strike, sailed the Hormud Strait last week, demonstrating its "will" for Washington's freedom of navigation, the Pentagon said.

This is the first time an American carrier has passed through the straits since Iran knocked out US drones in the same area in June. Saudi Arabia's foreign minister insisted that the United States did not leave the country at the same stage in Bahrain and there was no doubt about the promise.

We believe that the United States is a very reliable ally and has lasted for the last 70 years. In America, there is a desire to retreat from the international scene historically, but that desire is not reflected in the attitude of the United States.

Jubeir defended Riyadh's measured response to the September strike, "there's no shadow of doubt" about where drones and missiles came from, said the kingdom "stratefully very patient" in the survey. We said we don't want war, so it's not reasonable to jump into war very quickly.

Red lines

French Defense Minister also earlier this month Washington launched a coalition in Bahrain and clashed with the United States on the Gulf Maritime security to protect the maritime security of the strategic Hormuz Strait. Instead, France prefers the European Union's mission and says Paris can start "very quickly. She said Washington's sanctions against Tehran are increasing, saying, "I want to make it clear that our policy is separate from America's largest pressure policy.

Anyway, I want to add that many countries don't exclude anything because they haven't participated in US initiatives. Parly also addressed the dangers of chemical weapons being reused in Syria in a broad and powerfully spoken speech. The result will be a red line for France. Yes. There is a danger, and if you look at the Idlib province (in the peninsula) there is a big danger," she said.

I am confident that using this weapon again, France is ready to react again. She also remained a cornerstone of European security, but tensioned NATO "when we move from brain death to brain waves.

French President Immanuel Mark Long disputed this month in NATO's interview with the Ecoomist magazine, believing that NATO is suffering "brain death" due to lack of coordination between Europe and the United States.

Parly said at the alliance summit in London in December, the proposal would be voted on, including wise people or elders to think about the future of NATO.

Michael Bloomberg confirmed on Sunday

He would join the field of a crowded Democrat and run for president to take over his New York billionaire President Donald Trump. His eleventh hour entry highlights the liquidity of the Democratic Contest three months before the first Primary. 77-year-old Bloomberg said on his website that a $ 30 million Bloomberg advertising campaign was hitting America's spread, "I'm running for the president to defeat Donald Trump and rebuild America.

The announcement speculated for weeks that the former New York mayor is preparing to play for the White House. He registered as a major polling candidate and submitted documents to the Federal Election Commission, laying the foundation for bidding for Democratic nominations in recent weeks.

The billionaire businessman said

I can't afford Trump's reckless and unethical behavior for four more years. He represents an existential threat to our country and our values. If he wins another term in the office, we will never recover from the damage, ”Bloomberg added. Bloomberg's candidate waved an open race with $ 50 billion in personal property, and 17 candidates are already competing as Democratic candidates to enter Trump next year.

Former Vice President Joe Bydden beat him to a gentle pit booth in fourth place ahead of left fielders Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. Bloomberg is ready to run as a midwayer, and analysts suspect he could take away some of the support he enjoys in moderate Biden. Some believe that his "self-made" image and support for global warming make him a top challenger.

Others who prefer Warren or Sanders on the left side of the party think he is a billionaire who wants to pay excessive taxes to reduce inequality. Bloomberg added in his statement that he would "work" against Trump's "lawlessness.

Bloomberg propagated some of his work as New York mayor, returning the city to his feet with the attacks of September 11, 2001. bar. He said it was best to play Trump on issues of gun violence and climate change.

Last week he apologized for his long support for the indisputable "stop and amaze" policy of disproportionately targeting black and Latino New Yorkers as mayors.