Minister Susi, a school dropout, featured on Foreign Policy's Global Thinkers list - The Jakarta Post - Jakarta Post

January 23, 2019

Operation Novichok Minister Susi, a school dropout, featured on Foreign Policy's Global Thinkers list - The Jakarta Post - Jakarta Post The Immigration Crackdown Doesn't Apply to Rich People - Bloomberg Islamic State claims Syria suicide attack on Kurdish-US convoy - The Times of Israel The FBI News Review: 5:48 AM 1/23/2019 - Government shutdown posing ‘ri... https://t.co/S3ZJ3EttKD Can This New Approach to Nuclear Disarmament Work? - War on the Rocks Minister Susi, a school dropout, featured on Foreign Policy's Global Thinkers list - The Jakarta Post - Jakarta Post Jakarta Post Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti, who only got her high school diploma last year, has made it onto Foreign Policy magazine’s 2019 Global Thinkers list. The magazine says Susi is committed to "regenerating her country’s vital fish stocks in ways that are accumulating both fans and enemies." Read More The Immigration Crackdown Doesn't Apply to Rich People - Bloomberg Bloomberg The Immigration Crackdown Doesn't Apply to Rich People  BloombergVoters might be angry about migration, but “golden visas” for the rich are booming across Europe. There's a risk of a race to the bottom on standards. Read More Islamic State claims Syria suicide attack on Kurdish-US convoy - The Times of Israel The Times of Israel A Taliban assault on a military base and police training center in a province just outside the Afghan capital on Monday killed at least 12 people and wounded more than 30, officials said. Read More The FBI News Review: 5:48 AM 1/23/2019 - Government shutdown posing ‘ri... https://t.co/S3ZJ3EttKD @mikenov Twitter Timeline The FBI News Review: 5:48 AM 1/23/2019 - Government shutdown posing ‘ri... fbinewsreview.blogspot.com/2019/01/548-am… - Michael Novakhov (@mikenov)01:51 - 2019/01/23 Read More Can This New Approach to Nuclear Disarmament Work? - War on the Rocks War on the Rocks An estimated 14,485 nuclear weapons exist on earth today — most are far more powerful than those that twisted railway ties, leveled buildings, and crushed, poisoned, and burned human beings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Read More

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