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No, we must not submit to the chicken imperialism that even the English, who hardly dread anything, must find disgusting.

Still two more years. Then there is the hope that the world’s leading nation is dominated by powerful policy perspectives for the free world.

[The U. S. Air Force] flies and fights for the interests of the last superpower. Nevertheless, its mission in Iraq deserves our support. Ultimately, its goal is to protect tens of thousands of people from the grasp of Islamic terrorists and to safeguard these refugees from starvation.

From now on, Google must delete requested search results. That is not all good.

It could have been a warmer reception: Chancellor Merkel faced heavy criticism before her visit to the United States. United States Senator John McCain criticized her leadership style in the Ukraine crisis. The 'industrial complex’s' influence on federal government politics is 'a shame.'

They know what we want. Never before has an economic sector been so driven by the desires of its customers like the digital industry. That is not bad in general. After all, Google & co. have not produced new calamities like napalm or thalidomide.

Title without research: The honorary doctorate degree should be disestablished.

Americans and Chinese fondly mock the "European patient." But beware; they are also in serious crises. All this is the price of accelerated globalization.

Michelle Obama has recently started wearing wide, straight eyebrows. Does she want to subtly distract us from political crises?

America’s president is not reacting with an absolute cure for the Russian intervention. Obama is relying on financial help for Ukraine and graduated sanction threats to get Moscow to back down.

There is evidence of a troubling decline of the legendary American spirit, which until now has been a synonym for dynamic entrepreneurship and unabated optimism.

Russia wants the U.S. and EU to be divided by the Ukraine conflict. The fact that agents in Moscow have mastered the art of espionage has been completely forgotten in the NSA affair.