On December 2nd the Southern Transitional Council ( stc ), secessionists backed by the uae, went on a lightning offensive ...

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On December 11th Mark Rutte, the NATO secretary-general, said darkly that “we must be prepared for the scale of war our ...

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Some households would face even steeper increases. Premium payments vary with age, location and income; and some subsidies ...