Biden's private office unearthed new raid over classified documents by urdu jahan
Biden's private office unearthed new raid over classified documents
On January 31, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will be in Washington, D.C., in mid-November 2022. 's private office was being searched as part of a voluntary investigation. Biden's side has not disclosed the fact of the office search until now. Mr. Biden has been reluctant to disclose information on a series of issues, and has been slow to respond.
Mr. Biden's lawyer found classified documents while cleaning out his private office on Nov. 2, 2022, just before the midterm elections. According to CBS, the FBI raided a private office in mid-November with Biden's consent. It's not clear if any new classified documents were found in the search.
Lawyers found classified documents in the garage of their eastern Delaware home in December and in a room adjacent to the garage in January. At the request of Mr. Biden, the Department of Justice conducted a voluntary search of his home on January 20.
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Republican nominees Trump and DeSantis fight in US presidential election
In an interview with the U.S. media on the 28th, Mr. Trump said that Mr. DeSantis, who is cautious about regulating the new corona countermeasures, was inconsistent, saying, "There were Republican governors who did not close the state (social and economic activities), "Florida was shut down for a long time. [Initially] we were pushing vaccinations more than anyone else." "I'm trying to rewrite history," Mr. DeSantis later said of his vaccine skepticism.
In response, Mr. DeSantis said on the 31st, "There are people who attack me from all angles. It's been for years." "Someone has to make all the decisions, but the people can judge those decisions in an election. I was re-elected (as governor)."
Some of Trump's criticisms are inaccurate. Florida severely restricted social and economic activities when the new coronavirus infection spread in the spring of 2020, but it was the first state to lift curfews and reopen restaurants. Trump, who was president at the time, also praised the state as “a model for other states.”
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U.S. Secretary of State Brinken Meets with Abbas, Calls for Curb on Violence
US Secretary of State Brinken met with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah on the West Bank of the Jordan River on January 31. Mr. Blinken called on both Israel and Palestine to curb violence in light of the deteriorating security situation. He also said he opposes any action that would prevent "two-state coexistence", such as the expansion of Jewish settlements by Israel.
The Israeli Netanyahu administration, which was inaugurated at the end of last year, regards the West Bank, where many Palestinians live, as "land of Israel" and has shown a stance of expanding settlements. At the meeting, Mr Blinken said the most important thing was to "reduce tensions (in the region) and stop the violence". In addition, he criticized Israel's settlement policy and the forced removal of Palestinian houses, and strongly urged the Palestinian side to criticize violence such as terrorism.
Brinken also announced an additional $50 million in support for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA). He said that going forward he would "strengthen relations (with the Authority) and continue to assist Palestinian citizens."
Abbas, meanwhile, said at the meeting that Israel was "responsible" for the recent deteriorating security situation. He also said he was willing to work with the United States and the international community on peace talks with Israel.
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``Three C's'' to radically change international politics
US Ambassador to Japan Emmanuel, who has been in office for a year, China's coercive behavior, and the new coronavirus are three major changes in the world order. Emmanuel described the US and Japan at this turning point as a "balanced relationship."
How do you see the current Japan-US relationship?
There is no doubt that it is the best relationship. I remember working in the Clinton administration (Democrat), and there was a trade issue then called economic friction. No such problem now. Not only is there no negative side, but there are positive sides. First, respect for each other. And the national interests of both countries overlap. This is not only about the future of the region, but also about how we see the world as a whole. In many ways the relationship is balanced.
Please tell us your impressions of the Japan-US summit meeting in Washington in January.
President Biden recently brought up the topic of Japan while he was working on a completely different topic. It must have been a very constructive meeting with a very good impression. What I call the "three C's" are revolutionizing international politics. Covid, Coercion by China, and The three Cs have overturned what people took for granted in the past. The summit meeting held at the beginning of the new year was a meeting at such a turning point.
Q: What do you think of the Xi Jinping administration in China?
He did not try to share information about the novel coronavirus with other countries. Even after its invasion of Ukraine, China showed a willingness to compromise with Russia, cooling relations with Europe. As a result, European countries' interest in the Taiwan Strait has increased. There are also (aggressive) wolf-warrior diplomacy and a strategy (to developing countries) called the "debt trap." Taken together, it can be said that China is deepening its isolation through its own actions.
There are many Japanese people who are worried about American politics.?
The Americans are also worried. Politics can't help but get noisy. Because you make big decisions that people care about. But the noise doesn't have to be nasty. (Trump) It cannot be said that the former president has nothing to do with the forces that caused this terrible incident. These forces have not disappeared. On the other hand, gun control and infrastructure laws have been passed since the January 2021 attack on the US Congress. It is also true that US norms and institutions have overcome the challenge.
Q: Who will win the 2024 presidential election?
It should not be predicted. When I went to see Mr. Clinton as Governor of Southern Arkansas in 1991 as a campaign staffer, he had a 2% approval rating. At this time, if anyone is saying who the president will be, he or she does not understand American politics.
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