Rainbow Warrior affair shows France cannot dodge responsibility
The Rainbow Warrior bombing links France’s secret service to a global outcry and a journalist’s death in Auckland harbor. Critics say the operation exposed arrogance from officials and a cover up that damaged France’s standing abroad and at home.
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France
Secret Service
Greenpeace
New Zealand
Auckland
Reagan seeks to curb protectionism with export push
The administration moves to open foreign markets and narrow the trade deficit. Treasury links central bankers to depress the overvalued dollar, while Reagan pushes for sterner anti unfair trading measures and a new Bretton Woods. Strong partners like Japan, West Germany, Britain, and France warned to cooperate to avoid damage from tariffs.
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Reagan
Congress
America
Treasury Department
United States
Japan
West Germany
Britain
France
White House
Sterner
Capitol Hill
Bretton Woods
U.S
Brazil
South Korea
Taiwan
Soviet Union Dons Madison Avenue Tactics in Public Relations
The Soviet Union has embraced slick public relations as it seeks an edge before the Geneva summit. While the U S presents a closed image, Moscow has been more open about its policies and media engagement, signaling a strategic, media savvy approach to international messaging.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Madison Avenue
United States
Geneva
Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
New York
George Shultz
Eduard Shevardnadze
United Nations
Ireland
O'Neill
Kennedy
England
Upjohn
Food and Drug Administration
Britain
Shevardnadze
Shultz
High Administration
Helsinki
Shevernadze
Washington Post
U.N
Ireland Faces Economic Struggles and Odd Tales Abroad
The column surveys Ireland's high costs driving Americans into Dublin stores, beggars on Dublin streets, and emigration trends to England. It notes U S and Soviet leaders at the UN explaining policies, Ireland’s postwar prosperity fading, and a Dublin woman Des ire Shortt turning broken china into a thriving business attracting European orders.
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Ireland
Charleston
New York
England
Dublin
Desiree Shortt
China
Irish Times
Europe
Dear Dr Graham D S Letter on faith fear and life choices
The reader confesses fear of surrendering to God and losing control. The reply cites God’s love and guidance as better than personal plans and notes two roots of the problem: fearing misery from God and a will resistant to divine direction. The exchange suggests trust in God’s knowledge and care.
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DR. Graham
D.S
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