6/7 More than 100 personnel with the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command and members of the FBI arrived in Taiwan on June 7 for a five-day visit that will include a two-day, closed-door seminar early next week, Taiwanese media reported.
2014.10 “Philippe Vardon, the head of Nissa Rebela, the Nice affiliate of Le Bloc Identitaire, a French far-right group founded in 2003. Vardon, like another potential speaker, Austrian far-right activist Markus Willinger, was instrumental in establishing the ideological foundation of Identitaria
3.21 He accused Western security services of trying to exacerbate the situation and said that dozens of militants had been arrested for planning "an armed provocation." The president said these suspects had been trained in Ukraine, Lithuania and Poland. ルカシェンコの気持ちはわからな
2.24 In a Feb. 23 phone conversation, PM Filip & Stoltenberg agreed that a NATO liaison office planned in Chisinau／ Dodon met with the prime minister and the parliamentary speaker Andrian Candu on Feb. 21. Dodon said that if the Socialist Party wins 2018 elections it would close the NATO office.
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