JUST IN: State Department Holds Press Briefing As Biden Hosts NATO Summit In D.C.

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JUST IN: State Department Holds Press Briefing As Biden Hosts NATO Summit In D.C.

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On Tuesday, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller held a press briefing.
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@madworld2022 Ай бұрын

NO TO NATO

@michaeldomansky8497 Ай бұрын

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@derekbotha9508 Ай бұрын

With the collapse if the USSR whynis NATO still a thing? Could this alliance be perceived as a threat by some countries?

@Lamin_G Ай бұрын

The negotiations on Biden's three-step proposal, presented as Israel's, must have made some progress since the State Department press secretary *isn't nagging* about "Hamas moving the goalposts," as Miller had done in previous press briefings.

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@Lamin_G Ай бұрын

Miller's reference to Israel, Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Mauritania, Morocco, Qatar, Tunisia, and UAE as _"other _*_NATO_*_ countries"_ must have been a blunder.

@Lamin_G Ай бұрын

Was the Pakistani reporter being sarcastic when he said that Pakistan's judiciary was _"not as bad as Kenya's"?_ His comment that a Kenyan court decision gave the deceased reporter "more justice" than the Pakistani judiciary implied the opposite. What source would he have used to judge that Pakistan's justice system was better than Kenya's?