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Will Marco Rubio be the architect of the color revolutions?
After the inauguration on January 20, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida will take over as Secretary of State. This 53-year-old Miami native and grandson of a Cuban emigre has what the English call the character and ambition of a political animal. He once challenged Donald Trump by trying to secure the Republican Party's nomination for the U.S. presidency, which apparently caught Trump's attention.
Canada prepares to confront Trump's America
On November 25, Donald Trump posted on social media warning Canada and Mexico that he planned to impose a 25 percent tariff on imports from both countries «until drugs, especially fentanyl, and illegal aliens stop invading our country!» The air was suddenly thick with the scent of a two-front trade war.
Trump’ pro-Israel lobby: Which way will they go?
Can it strongly influence the US President's policy and what to expect in the Middle East?
A "White" Cabinet for the White House
Who are the new members of Trump's government? GEOFOR continues to report on the appointees of the Republican president.
Trump supporters are ready to retaliate against their opponents: Will there be reprisals?
And who's on the president-elect's blacklist
America is closing. Migrants are being pushed out!
The issue of the influx of illegal migrants into the United States through smuggling routes across the southern border with Mexico remains one of the major irritants for native-born and naturalized citizens. The «newly arrived» illegals, numbering between 11 and 25 million according to various estimates, are a dead weight on the social welfare system, swelling the ranks of the homeless and serving as a breeding ground for crime.
Neoliberals plan dual power and constitutional crisis
The Democratic camp is either in a state of paralysis or chaotic Brownian motion - both at the grassroots and at the top, but mostly behind the scenes. On the lighted main stage, the debates focus on assigning blame for the epic electoral failure.
"Joe and Don" pull the tiger's whiskers
Why did the U.S. provoke with long-range missiles during the power transition?
Trump's choices: Fearless and blameless ideological crusaders
What do the key figures chosen by the 47th President of the United States have in common? What criteria did Trump use to select his nominees? Let's find out.
The vague outlines of Trump's foreign policy
However, it is reasonable to assume that the newly elected U.S. president will try to stop NATO's war against Russia on historically Russian lands.
Trump assembles the king's retinue. Who are these people?
The future 47th president of the United States, Donald Trump, might be able to steer a yacht, a canoe or a raft. But the heavy and in many ways unwieldy, technology-laden cruiser called the United States of America requires a staff of skilled managers. It's no coincidence that Trump immediately began filling out his team.
He's back! US President named Trump 2.0
Donald Trump, the former 45th president of the United States - a braggart, a parvenu, an eccentric - caught and rode the wave of discontent among citizens frightened by the neoliberal abnormality imposed on them, and now has the chance to become the 47th president of the United States.