Arne Delfs
Government Reporter at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News, Government Reporter in Berlin. All views are personal.
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6 days ago |
gazettextra.com | Jamie Tarabay |Arne Delfs
President Donald Trump's suggestion that he may let Russia and Ukraine keep fighting has left U.S. lawmakers in an awkward spot over their plan to force a ceasefire with "bone-crushing" sanctions against Moscow. The Senate bill has more than 80 co-sponsors, an all-but-unheard-of level of bipartisan support. Yet although that kind of veto-proof backing is enough for the Senate to press ahead without White House backing, supporters show no sign they're ready to challenge the president.
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6 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Jamie Tarabay |Arne Delfs
President Donald Trump's suggestion that he may let Russia and Ukraine keep fighting has left U.S. lawmakers in an awkward spot over their plan to force a ceasefire with "bone-crushing" sanctions against Moscow. The Senate bill has more than 80 co-sponsors, an all-but-unheard-of level of bipartisan support. Yet although that kind of veto-proof backing is enough for the Senate to press ahead without White House backing, supporters show no sign they're ready to challenge the president.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Jamie Tarabay |Arne Delfs
Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump during the G20 summit in Osaka, 2019. (Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump’s suggestion that he may let Russia and Ukraine keep fighting has left US lawmakers in an awkward spot over their plan to force a ceasefire with “bone-crushing” sanctions against Moscow. The Senate bill has more than 80 co-sponsors, an all-but-unheard-of level of bipartisan support.
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1 week ago |
dailygazette.com | Jamie Tarabay |Arne Delfs
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1 week ago |
dailyitem.com | Jamie Tarabay |Arne Delfs
President Donald Trump’s suggestion that he may let Russia and Ukraine keep fighting has left U.S. lawmakers in an awkward spot over their plan to force a ceasefire with “bone-crushing” sanctions against Moscow. The Senate bill has more than 80 co-sponsors, an all-but-unheard-of level of bipartisan support. Yet although that kind of veto-proof backing is enough for the Senate to press ahead without White House backing, supporters show no sign they’re ready to challenge the president.
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