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Obama challenges Communist-led Cuba with call for democracy
Obama said he was in Cuba to extend a hand of friendship and bury the last remnant of the Cold War.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign will emphasise her plans to address economic inequality.
The US Embassy in Kampala issued the warning in a statement posted on its website.
The Russian leader said the sanctions went against international law as only the UN had the right to do so.
The US has been bombing Islamic State and other groups in Syria for a week with the help of Arab allies.
AAn internal review will examine how Omar Gonzalez made it into the White House before being stopped.
The US and five Arab states have launched airstrikes against ISIS targets in the City of Raqqa, Syria.
Washington and Moscow have questioned each other’s commitment to the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty.
Barack Obama said he had authorised the operation in Libya to arrest Ahmed Abu Khatallah.
Washington says it is considering making contact with Iran to find ways to help the Baghdad govt.
Boko Haram has offered to release the abducted schoolgirls in exchange for its members held in detention.
The proposed constitutional amendments have stirred a political crisis in the country.
Kiev will in return have to pass tough economic reforms to unlock $14-18 billion in standby credit.
Diplomats and their families have until 31 March to leave the United States.
The search would be consistent with a theory that the plane may have detoured to the west.
In retaliation, the US pointed a finger at Russia for leaking a recording of US diplomats’ discussion.
The US has urged South Sudan’s leaders to implement a 23 January ceasefire agreement.
The senior political figures were arrested after clashes broke out between rival groups in mid-December.
Edward Snowden says he clearly and unambiguously acted alone, with no help from anyone.