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Volvo, Betting on Electric, Moves to Phase Out Conventional Engines - The New York Times

posted onJuly 6, 2017
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Volvo Cars on Wednesday became the first mainstream automaker to sound the death knell of the internal combustion engine, saying that all the models it introduces starting in 2019 will be either hybrids or powered solely by batteries. The decision is the boldest commitment by any major car company to technologies that currently represent a small share of the total vehicle market but are increasingly viewed as essential to combating climate change and urban pollution. While most m

A Cold War Summit Offers Lessons for Trump Before Putin Meeting - The New York Times

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A new president inexperienced in the intricacies of superpower politics meets his Russian rival for the first time. There are disputes over Crimea, nuclear weapons and completely different conceptions of an acceptable status quo as Washington and Moscow vie for global influence. The Americans arrive with an unclear agenda; the Russians have a very clear one. While it sounds like the coming encounter between President Trump and the current Russian leader, John F.

Trump May Find Some Allies on Climate Change at G-20 Meeting - The New York Times

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Western European efforts to isolate President Trump for rejecting the Paris climate change agreement appear to be faltering as leaders gather for a summit meeting in Hamburg, Germany, at the end of the week. The gulf between Mr. Trump’s worldview and that of most European leaders on topics from trade to immigration will be on display in the coming days. But nowhere is the difference as stark as it is on climate change, which Mr.

Trump Begins Europe Trip With a Stop in Poland - The New York Times

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Right Now: President Trump is holding a news conference in Warsaw with his Polish counterpart, Andrzej Duda. • Mr. Trump will deliver a speech later in the day in Warsaw in which he is expected to say that the West must remain resolute in the face of terrorism. • After his visit to Poland, Mr. Trump will head to Hamburg, Germany, for a Group of 20 summit meeting with leaders of other major economies. • The stop in Poland is a chance for Mr.

U.S. Vows Tougher Action on North Korea After Missile Test - The New York Times

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UNITED NATIONS — The United States toughened its military pressure and invective against nuclear-armed North Korea on Wednesday, conducting a missile maneuver with South Korea, hinting of a possible return to war with the North and proposing wider United Nations sanctions against “any country that does business with this outlaw regime.” The American actions came a day after North Korea

U.S. Vows Tougher Action on North Korea After Missile Test - The New York Times

posted onJuly 6, 2017
by admin
UNITED NATIONS — The United States toughened its military pressure and invective against nuclear-armed North Korea on Wednesday, conducting a missile maneuver with South Korea, hinting of a possible return to war with the North and proposing wider United Nations sanctions against “any country that does business with this outlaw regime.” The American actions came a day after North Korea