All have strained relations with Merkel and other European leaders.
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The original Magnitsky legislation strained relations between Moscow and Washington.
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He has strained relations with Republican leaders to begin with.
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His government had strained relations with Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama.
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The weekend's airstrikes have strained relations between Washington and Baghdad.
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Her arrest has severely strained relations between China and Canada.
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Prayuth's administration had strained relations with Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama.
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The new investigation could exacerbate Poland's already strained relations with Russia.
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The Aegean crossings have increasingly strained relations between Greece and Turkey.
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The U.S. allegation has further strained relations between Moscow and Washington.
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Whelan's arrest comes amid strained relations between the U.S. and Russia.
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Trump's rhetoric and policies have strained relations between the two countries.
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Strained relations between the US and Iran have complicated the investigation.
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There are two issues that have poisoned the air, or strained relations.
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Differences over Brexit have strained relations between the United Kingdoms four nations.
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It suggests a weakening in already strained relations between the two countries.
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The outcome will also shape Turkey's strained relations with the European Union.
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Differences over Brexit have strained relations between the United Kingdom's four nations.
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The disaster deepened the already strained relations between Russia and the West.
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Paul Whelan's arrest comes amid strained relations between the U.S. and Russia.
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Their entry strained relations among EU neighbors and fueled anti-migrant sentiment.
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Mr. Obama's rejection of the pipeline severely strained relations with Mr. Harper.
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The escalating trade war between the two countries has also strained relations.
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"China and the U.S. don't have to have strained relations," he said.
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The standoff has strained relations between the longtime allies and NATO members.
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The crisis has badly strained relations, never good, between Ankara and Athens.
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The offensive has strained relations between Washington and Ankara, two NATO allies.
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But differences over Brexit have strained relations with the government in London.
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US officials have typically avoided commenting on Greece's strained relations with Turkey.
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Strained relations between the NATO partners have improved slightly in recent months, however.
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With Gentiloni&aposs visit, India and Italy have cast aside their strained relations.
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S. trade war and the strained relations between the United States and Iran.
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And President Trump's tweets about London's latest terrorist attack strained relations with Britain.
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Lam's revelations sparked outrage in the city and have further strained relations with China.
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The dispute has strained relations between India and Italy and its European Union partners.
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The announcement comes amid strained relations between the two countries, which have exchanged airstrikes.
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She said she hoped to address strained relations between many black people and police.
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The back-and-forth has strained relations between the White House and Hill Republicans.
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The case has strained relations between Turkey and the United States, which are NATO allies.
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Meanwhile, Turkey's intrusion into the Syrian civil war has strained relations with the United States.
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The failure to extradite him before his elaborate jailbreak strained relations with the United States.
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But his confrontational approach has also strained relations with vital allies like the European Union.
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Trade conflicts and other tensions have also strained relations between the world's two largest economies.
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Time lost on the Akkuyu project because of strained relations would be made up, he said.
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The president also said that both Russia and the U.S. are to blame for strained relations.
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The president's manner of communicating sensitive information has also strained relations with another key ally, Britain.
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Allegations of hacking and internet spying have long strained relations between China and the United States.
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They often have strained relations due to disputes over territory and shared resources, such as water.
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That directive and other executive orders related to immigration strained relations between the president and Pena Nieto.
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Somehow, given Mr. Cruz's strained relations with those on both sides of the aisle, it seems unlikely.
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Nor could television viewers miss the strained relations between Mr Trump and his vice-president, Mike Pence.
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Its expansive claims in the South China Sea have greatly strained relations with neighbours with overlapping claims.
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Those strained relations suggest that shareholders may have to vote on who should be on the board.
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Russia's intervention in the Syrian civil war in support of Syrian President Bashar Assad further strained relations.
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Strained relations between President Robert Mugabe and aid donors such as the European Union have complicated matters.
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Any Italian-French deal over ECB seats would contrast with recently strained relations between the two countries.
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China is also trying to repair long-strained relations with Japan by inviting investments by Japanese multinationals.
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Sorry, American friends, but Trump only replaced Nafta with Nafta and caused strained relations with his neighbors.
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Critics said annexation could damage Israel's already strained relations with Jordan, which has a large Palestinian population.
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The increased presence of Russian ships comes at a time of strained relations between London and Moscow.
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But in a time of strained relations with Russia, some cooperation is better than none at all.
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A role in government for the United Patriots may also further worsen Bulgaria's strained relations with neighbouring Turkey.
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Strained US-German relations The timing of the cover also comes amid strained relations between Berlin and Washington.
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Merkel, who has had strained relations with the U.S. president even before this decision, reiterated her anger Friday.
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The upshot: Trump will have strained relations with Iran and European allies but nothing will have substantively changed.
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Trump's Afghan strategy also calls for more help from India, which has long maintained strained relations with Pakistan.
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The sanctioning of a Hun Sen loyalist comes amid increasingly strained relations between the United States and Cambodia. .
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Those strained relations have worried many who are used to living with relative calm in the northern latitudes.
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Surging support for the Palestinian cause has already strained relations between liberal parties and Jewish voters in Europe.
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Although they all wear blue, white officers and black officers experience strained relations in St. Louis's Police Department.
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European markets traded lower Friday amid strained relations between the U.S. and China over protests in Hong Kong.
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Serbia has strained relations with most of its neighbors, a situation that many analysts attribute to Russian influence.
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The debate strained relations between the two nations and raised the possibility of significant sanctions and further threats.
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Diane Sawyer, once ABC News' biggest star, has been largely marginalized after years of strained relations with ABC brass.
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The first months of his government have been marked by infighting in the cabinet and strained relations with Congress.
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What will the Sky People's decision to open up Mount Weather mean for their strained relations with the Grounders?
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The bailouts seemed to inflame already strained relations between creditor nations in the north with its indebted southern nations.
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PiS has yet to make an official demand for reparations but its combative stance towards Germany has strained relations.
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The episode has strained relations, Swalwell lamented, on a committee that prides itself on staying above the partisan fray.
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The Macedonia accord has strained relations between Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his junior coalition partner Panos Kammenos.
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The debate has strained relations between the NATO allies and raised the possibility of significant sanctions and further threats.
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The crisis has strained relations between EU member states and tested their commitment to Europe's open-borders Schengen agreement.
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Meng's arrest in December set off a geopolitical firestorm and has strained relations between the US, Canada and China.
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The lira, which has been battered on concern about the fall-out from strained relations, firmed after the report.
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The sanctions case has strained relations between the United States and Turkey, and drawn repeated condemnation from Mr. Erdogan.
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As President Trump escalates his trade fight with China, many are worried that strained relations could last for years.
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The vow is another shift from the Obama administration, which had strained relations with Egypt over human rights issues.
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His disappearance and presumed death has caused an international outcry and strained relations between Saudi Arabia and the West.
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Mozart's acquisition of the project strained relations between the two composers, although who did what to whom remains unclear.
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Republicans and Democrats alike resent Russian interference in U.S. elections — by itself a very solid reason for strained relations.
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The case has revived scrutiny of Mr. Buttigieg's history of sometimes strained relations with black residents in South Bend.
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The case has revived scrutiny of Mr. Buttigieg's history of sometimes strained relations with African-Americans in South Bend.
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The poisoning of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter in England last year further strained relations.
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The presence of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya in the camps in Bangladesh has strained relations between the two countries.
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The killing of Khashoggi, who lived in America and wrote for the Washington Post, has strained relations with the West.
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Now that CDP's clout at TIM is growing, Vivendi can ill afford to have strained relations with the state lender.
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"We've had very strained relations between Saudi and Qatar, but this sparks an absolute new low in relations," said Croft.
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The strained relations have burdened a government faced with the mounting challenges of an emboldened insurgency and an economic crisis.
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The trafficking has also strained relations between the United States and North Korea's two largest trading partners, China and Russia.
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That is sure to complicate already strained relations with both countries over a variety of economic, political and security issues.
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The verdict strained relations and could affect bilateral efforts to rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile programmes, analysts say.
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Being anointed America's sheriff in South Asia brings with it a new stress to their already-strained relations with China.
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In Italy, public opinion was openly and overwhelmingly convinced of that link, resulting in quite strained relations between Rome and Cairo.
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The May 2017 melee was condemned by U.S. and Washington city officials and strained relations between Turkey and the United States.
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It was the latest in a string of reminders that many prominent Republican officials have strained relations with Mr. Cruz. Gov.
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That is where Germany stands on thin ice in its strained relations with Hungary, Italy, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
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Greece's top court has declined to extradite them, in a case which has strained relations between NATO allies Greece and Turkey.
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Long-strained relations between the Chicago police and residents, especially African-Americans, boiled over after the release of the McDonald video.
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Mr. Álvarez was Venezuela's ambassador in Washington from 2003 to 2010, a period of deeply strained relations with the United States.
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While Kashmir continues to remain a point of contention between the two neighbors, accusations of fomenting terrorism have also strained relations.
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Despite Mr. Trump's many strained relations lately, there's one group that has never really wavered: the leaders of the conservative movement.
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The nuclear agreement has already strained relations between Washington and Riyadh, and the 2202/2628 legislation could raise tensions even higher.
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The Zarrab case has complicated already strained relations between the United States and Turkey, both members of the NATO military alliance.
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The failure to extradite him before his elaborate jailbreak — his second from a Mexican prison — strained relations with the United States.
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The transaction with Myanmar is the first state-to-state rice deal between the two countries and comes amid increasingly strained relations.
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Shulkin's ouster had been whispered about for months, the result of a European travel scandal and strained relations with the White House.
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The deal with Myanmar is the first state-to-state rice deal between the two countries, and comes amid increasingly strained relations.
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In addition to Gadson's arrest, drunken driving incidents further strained relations and caused the U.S. Navy to tamp down on sailors' drinking.
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Its main supply route to Europe is via Ukraine, which has strained relations with Moscow following Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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The arrest of the Chinese executive, Meng Wanzhou, in Vancouver last month has strained relations between Canada, the United States and China.
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The detention of US consular staff in Turkey has also strained relations, along with disagreements over Iran, Venezuela and Middle East policy.
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The case has acquired symbolic weight in both Russia and Ukraine, and has highlighted the strained relations between Moscow and the West.
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The detention of U.S. consular staff in Turkey has also strained relations, along with disagreements over Iran, Venezuela and Middle East policy.
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The May 16 clash between Turkish security personnel and demonstrators protesting against Erdogan's government strained relations between Turkey and the United States.
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The event marked a new low in the already strained relations between Washington and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe over the island.
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The head of the U.S. National Security Agency, Admiral Mike Rogers, told Monday's hearing that the allegation had strained relations with London.
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Nigeria's historically strained relations with many of its neighbors precluded West African countries from conducting counter-Boko Haram operations on its soil.
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The incident has strained relations between the countries, which signed a peace agreement in 1994 and cooperate on security and other issues.
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The evangelical pastor's case strained relations between the two NATO allies and raised the possibility of significant US sanctions and further threats.
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President Trump's tweets about the attack, which asserted that the assailants had been known to Scotland Yard, strained relations with British leaders.
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During a period of strained relations with much of the West, Russia seems to be looking to beef up its weapons system.
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The tiny West African state's decision this week has angered Taiwan, which says the move will not help already strained relations with China.
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The love triangle led to strained relations between these three pillars of the Deadwood community throughout Season 2 and on into Season 3.
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His comments Wednesday come amid increasingly strained relations between the euro zone's central bank and Germany's leaders over the ECB's increasingly dovish path.
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His comments come amid particularly strained relations between the U.S. and China, which are both in the midst of an intense trade war.
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Post-coup strain on Turkey's relations with West The Gulen issue has strained relations between Ankara and other members of the NATO alliance.
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Indian shares rose as Pakistan prepared to return a captured Indian Air Force pilot, potentially easing strained relations between the two nuclear powers.
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His disappearance and likely death has caused an international outcry and strained relations between Saudi Arabia and the United States and European countries.
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The issue has also strained relations between Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' Syriza party and his small coalition ally, the right-wing Independent Greeks.
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He has unleashed his security forces on protesters, strained relations with powerful friends like the United States and lashed out at perceived enemies.
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He said he hoped that strained relations with the United States, which led Washington to impose sanctions and raise tariffs, would improve soon.
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The influx of migrants and refugees fleeing devastating conflicts in the Middle East and Africa has strained relations between the two EU neighbors.
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They say the board undermines Puerto Rico's sovereignty, a touchy subject given the commonwealth's colonial past and strained relations with the federal government.
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It underscored occasionally strained relations between Athens and Ankara, NATO allies at odds over issues from Cyprus to air rights in the Aegean.
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The return of the boat, which had been reported as missing from Saturday, may have eased already strained relations between North and South.
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In addition, the region has reeled from the cancellation of international flights as well as increasingly strained relations with neighboring Turkey and Iran.
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MONTREAL — Canada's ambassador to China has resigned following a series of diplomatic missteps that further complicated already strained relations between the two countries.
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They also face strained relations between the United States and Mexico, a major buyer of U.S. corn, wheat, beef, pork and dairy products.
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It is the largest trading partner of almost every country in Asia while President Trump has strained relations with allies around the world.
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Its NATO allies, with which Turkey has had increasingly strained relations, particularly with the United States, have no appetite for a wider war.
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The bungled investigation of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) embarrassed the Obama administration and strained relations with Mexico.
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Clark's killing became a symbol of strained relations between police and residents in California's state capital, as well as overall racial tensions there.
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His allies, however, have privately spoken of elements in the judiciary and the military, with whom Sharif has strained relations, acting against him.
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Why it matters: Given the deep challenges facing Ukraine and Zelensky, Ukraine can hardly afford strained relations with the U.S. and European partners.
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CREFC is also searching for a new executive director as it remodels its management team to repair strained relations with some of its members.
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The tiny West African state's decision this week has angered Taiwan, which says the move will not help its already strained relations with China.
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It has regularly staged protests at company meetings, underscoring the strained relations the airline has with a group that represents its face to fliers.
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Norway—a NATO member-state sharing a border with Russia—has had generally strained relations with the Kremlin going back to the Cold War.
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Chief among issues that strained relations between the regional capital Erbil and Baghdad is a disagreement over independent regional oil exports and revenue sharing.
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The two nations have this month traded barbs that have strained relations and pose risks for the wider Great Lakes Region's commerce and security.
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Convictions rare in police shootings The verdict comes at a time of increasingly strained relations between law enforcement officers and the communities they serve.
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Barack Obama arrived in Saudi Arabia on a visit aimed at repairing strained relations with the Gulf monarchies following his nuclear deal with Iran.
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It triggered a boardroom crisis at Renault and badly strained relations between Nissan and France's then economy minister Emmanuel Macron, now the French president.
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The announcement came at a time of strained relations between leading figures in Israel's artistic community and the government's hawkish culture minister, Miri Regev.
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Ryan O'Neill, who was not wearing his body camera at the time, has further strained relations between South Bend's black community and city officials.
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Late this week, the strained relations boiled over as officers tried to force the protesters out of an area where they had been camping.
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The thank-you also comes at a time of strained relations between Washington and Ankara following a failed coup attempt in Turkey last month.
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The German ruling comes at a time of already strained relations between the ECB and Berlin, which has frequently criticised the bank's stimulus programmes.
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The actions have strained relations between President Donald Trump and world leaders such as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and French President Emmanuel Macron.
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The threat further strained relations between the U.S. and Iran, which were inflamed after recent attacks on oil tankers near the Strait of Hormuz.
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The saga has strained relations between Turkey and Saudi Arabia, putting the United States in the middle of a dispute between two critical allies.
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The action also strained relations with another key ally, Britain, given that Bombardier manufactures wings for its airplanes at a plant in Northern Ireland.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who can take credit for the recent victories against the Islamic State, has long had strained relations with Iran.
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The US offensive against Huawei has strained relations between Washington and Beijing, and threatens to disrupt the rollout of 5G networks around the world.
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And the uptick in violence comes even as Chicago has grappled with strained relations between its police force and its residents, particularly African-Americans.
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Western Digital — CEO Stephen Milligan issued an apology to Toshiba for strained relations in the ongoing dispute over the sale of Toshiba's chip unit.
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Washington's support of the YPG - it views the group as a useful ally in the fight against Islamic State - has strained relations with Turkey.
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Rodriguez also accused the U.S. of politicizing the so-called health incidents and warned of strained relations between Washington and Havana as a result.
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Mr. Trump's efforts to get the South to cover the full cost of the American troops based there has strained relations between the allies.
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She suffered a crushing defeat in the 2018 presidential election, even after promising to revive the economy and repair strained relations with the West.
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As the chief learned more about the lynching, he came to understand how it had strained relations between his force and the African-American community.
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The months' long case has strained relations between the two neighbors who remain at odd overs issues raging from territorial disputes to ethnically-split Cyprus.
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But in an era of strained relations and suspicion, the equidistance is hard to maintain: just close enough to power looks too close to some.
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The dispute over the islands has strained relations since World War Two, when Soviet forces occupied four islands at the southern end of the chain.
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Turkey has had strained relations with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Arab states since June 2017, when Ankara stood by Qatar in a regional row.
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Venezuela's already strained relations with the United States took a nosedive this year with Washington imposing various sanctions against President Nicolas Maduro's cash-strapped government.
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The Islamic Republic said last week that Tehran and Riyadh must overcome their strained relations and work for stability in Syria and the Middle East.
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Another source with knowledge within the industry told Reuters, Medvedev had strained relations with Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller which could have led to his departure.
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Renault-Nissan alliance officials in Israel downplayed reports of strained relations between the two carmakers since the arrest of former Chairman Carlos Ghosn in November.
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The case last year became a symbol of strained relations between the police and the community as well as racial tensions in the state capital.
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The appeal was the second before the 2nd Circuit in the case against Bout, whose prosecution has at time strained relations between Washington and Moscow.
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Later attempts by a Rohingya insurgent group to exit Burma and attach northern Rakhine to East Pakistan, as Bangladesh was then known, further strained relations.
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The U.S. allegation has further strained relations between Moscow and Washington, and the State Department on Friday hinted at possible economic sanctions over the issue.
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Both sides had been cautiously optimistic about reaching an agreement, but serious sticking points remained between the two countries, which have suffered years of strained relations.
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The vote ended the crisis over one of Kuczynski's closest cabinet members, but the dispute further strained relations between the opposition-dominated Congress and the executive.
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Argentina claims sovereignty over the British-run islands it calls Las Malvinas, and the issue has strained relations for decades, culminating in a war in 1982.
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Image 2 of 2 BERLIN – The foreign ministers of Germany and Turkey have held informal talks as the two countries try and repair their strained relations.
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Seoul (CNN)South Korea's new government has suspended the deployment of a controversial US missile defense system that strained relations with China and angered North Korea.
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With national polls just months away, the attacks on Kuok has strained relations with the Chinese party in Najib's ruling coalition, the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA).
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And former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, an able negotiator and longtime ally of the PMDB, might join Rousseff's government and help soothe strained relations.
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The execution by firing squad of two Australians in 2015, along with six other drug convicts from several other countries, strained relations between Jakarta and Canberra.
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It follows his visit to Beijing where China and Japan both expressed willingness to improve strained relations over conflicting territorial claims in the East China Sea.
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In 2015 he publicly ignored Russia's 2008 aggression in Georgia and its 2023 annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region, and instead blamed the West for strained relations.
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His vow that Mexico would pay for the wall, which the Mexican government has insisted it will not do, has strained relations between the two neighbors.
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The fate of the province has strained relations between Russia and Turkey, which is keen to retain a degree of influence there given its geographical proximity.
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Iran's support for Bashar Al Assad in Syria and what the Saudis have repeatedly characterized as Iranian "meddling" in other Arab countries, have severely strained relations.
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Russia and US lock horns Already-strained relations between Russia and the Western allies that launched the coordinated strikes on Syria have deteriorated in recent days.
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Since Mr. Zarrab was arrested in March 2016 during a family trip to Disney World, the case has strained relations between Turkey and the United States.
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The violence in South Africa has strained relations between Africa's two biggest economies, with Nigeria saying on Thursday it would recall its top diplomat to Pretoria.
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Linas Linkevicius, whose own country also has strained relations with Moscow, told Reuters in an interview that the West should consider imposing new sanctions on Russia.
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What gives him the confidence, especially given his strained relations with black residents of South Bend and the coolness of black voters nationwide to his candidacy?
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President Trump has strained relations with a lot of people, but one group has never really wavered in its support: the leaders of the conservative movement.
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Chase reportedly apologized to the cast and crew for his language, but the outburst is said to have further strained relations between Harmon and the actor.
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Her case has further strained relations between Moscow and Washington, already soured over issues including U.S. allegations of Russian election meddling and Moscow's annexation of Crimea.
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Trump's vow that Mexico would pay for the wall, which the Mexican government has insisted it will not do, has strained relations between the two neighbors.
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Moscow says Washington has deliberately delayed issuing visas to Russian officials traveling to the U.N. headquarters, a move Russia has said could further damage strained relations.
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It's not even clear if it will happen before the end of the year, and the Hong Kong protests may have recently strained relations even more.
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Nissan Motor smashed hopes for a quick fix to strained relations with Renault, saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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The cases have strained relations between the two sides ahead of the presidential inauguration of Taiwan's Tsai Ing-wen of the independence-leaning DPP on May 20.
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India and China had a tense military standoff in 2017 over a contested border region, while India's large deficit with its northern neighbor has also strained relations.
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Since his election six months ago, President Duterte has sought to strengthen previously strained relations with Beijing, while cooling ties with long-time ally, the United States.
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India and China had a tense military standoff in 2017 over a contested border region, while India's large deficit with its northern neighbour has also strained relations.
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Come together The Olympics worked its magic -- if only for a minute -- on nations' strained relations when gymnasts from North and South Korea took a selfie together.
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China also last November launched an anti-dumping probe into barley imports from Australia, its top supplier of the grain, amid strained relations between the two countries.
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Before the nuclear agreement, Netanyahu, a conservative, strained relations with the White House by addressing the U.S. Congress in 2015 and cautioning against agreeing to the pact.
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Gordhan has been on a charm offensive, meeting company executives to try to repair strained relations with the African National Congress (ANC) government and calm the markets.
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If Apple were switching to OLED for its new phones, a deal with Samsung Display would make sense, despite the somewhat strained relations between the two companies.
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The thawing of relations with Russia has raised eyebrows in the West as it comes at a time of strained relations between Turkey and its European neighbors.
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Already strained relations between Iran and the U.S. worsened further last month after Iran shot down a U.S. surveillance drone it said was flying over its airspace.
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Speaking at press conference in Beijing, Canadian Ambassador John McCallum appeared to hint at strained relations between the US and Canada over the continued fallout from case.
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In an interview before his post was to be announced on Thursday, Mr. Hook conceded that the administration's withdrawal from the accord has strained relations with Europe.
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The case reflected and further strained relations between the police and the community as well as racial tensions in the state capital and inspired the bill's writing.
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The prosecution has strained relations between the United States and Turkey, and has drawn sharp criticism from President Erdogan, who has often raised it with American officials.
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Mr. Erdogan's drift toward authoritarianism so strained relations with Europe that he was not welcomed in any European country to campaign among Turkish expatriates, except in Bosnia.
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A group of Republican lawmakers met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow on Tuesday in hopes of mending the strained relations between the two countries.
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Unraveling the mystery involves uncovering a lot of the strange goings-on and strained relations between the Fellows family and Pointer family, who cohabitate in the mansion.
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But the State Senate may be tougher, since Mr. de Blasio has strained relations with Republican Senate leaders after working unsuccessfully to end their majority in 2014.
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Ryanair has had strained relations with its staff lately and was forced to recognise trade unions for the first time to avoid mass Christmas strikes in December.
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Egypt is one of America's closest allies in the Middle East and receives some $1.3 billion in annual military aid, but years of tumult have strained relations.
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Trade measures have played a role in strained relations between Moscow and neighbours in recent years, though Russia made no link between the new restrictions and political matters.
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The Korean proposal aims to resolve an issue that has strained relations since a series of rulings by South Korean courts ordered Japanese firms to compensate former laborers.
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Meanwhile Turkish police have launched new operations to hunt down more coup suspects, as part of the government's security crackdown, which has strained relations between Germany and Turkey.
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Turkey has demanded Greece extradite them and has branded them traitors, in a case which has highlighted the sometimes strained relations between the two neighbours and NATO allies.
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The case has strained relations between Bulgaria and Australia, whose Foreign Minister Marise Payne has expressed "deep disappointment" that Palfreeman was still in custody after being granted parole.
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While the strained relations between the two has always been viewed to be a geopolitical risk, KMT historically holds the view that the two sides will unify ... sometime.
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Hinting at the strained relations between the longtime allies, the Manchester police have now cut off the U.S. from receiving intelligence about their investigation of the terrorist attack.
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With some of America's tightest trading partners imposing retaliatory measures, Trump's approach to tariffs has unsettled financial markets and strained relations between the White House and the Chamber.
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This serious escalation in tensions in what had already been extremely strained relations between the two regional powers could constrain the Obama administration's options in the Middle East.
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Earlier this month, Trump canceled a trip to London to open a new U.S. embassy in another sign of strained relations with one of the closest U.S. allies.
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The case had strained relations with China, which this week accused two arrested Canadians of stealing state secrets in a move widely seen as retribution for Meng's arrest.
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The company is in the crosshairs of an ongoing diplomatic spat between Ottawa and Riyadh over a number of issues which have strained relations between the two countries.
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Trump's decision on Iran and his imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the European Union have strained relations between the U.S. and its European allies.
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The agreement with Skopje had strained relations with the right-wing Independent Greeks party, his coalition ally, which objected to the use of Macedonia in any agreed name.
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The conference put Poland in the somewhat awkward position of trying to please the Trump administration without doing further damage to already strained relations with the European Union.
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Trump said both Russia and the U.S. are to blame for the strained relations and did not stand behind U.S. intelligence assessments that Russia meddled in the 2016 elections.
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Trump added that he didn&apost "see any reason why" Russia would be behind election meddling and suggested both Russian and the U.S. were to blame for strained relations.
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He added that he doesn&apost "see any reason why" Russia would be behind election meddling and suggested both Russian and the U.S. are to blame for strained relations.
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He added that he doesn&apost "see any reason why" Russia would be behind election meddling and suggested both Russia and the U.S. were to blame for strained relations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Donald Trump has canceled a trip to Britain next month in another sign of strained relations with one of the closest U.S. allies since he became president.
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The poisoning, which Britain blamed on Russia, strained relations between the two countries and led to the biggest Western expulsions of diplomats since the height of the Cold War.
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Turkey has had strained relations with Gulf states since Ankara stood by Qatar after the UAE, Saudi Arabia and others accused Doha of supporting terrorism, a charge it denies.
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A U.S. jury last week convicted the executive of Turkey's majority state-owned Halkbank of evading Iran sanctions, capping a trial that has strained relations between the NATO allies.
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United States also tightens sanctions Earlier in June, the United States also tightened its sanctions on Russia, striking another blow to the already strained relations between the two superpowers.
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Trump's resistance to the refugee deal had strained relations with a key Asia Pacific ally, triggering a fractious phone call with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull earlier this year.
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The case against the wealthy, Iran-born gold trader Reza Zarrab has complicated already strained relations between the United States and Turkey, both members of the NATO military alliance.
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South Africa, where pro-Palestinian sentiment is strong, has strained relations with Israel, but the Shin Bet statement also suggested the country effectively served as an Iranian spy hub.
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"The Trump administration will now be faced with a dilemma of enforcing principles and risking strained relations with Seoul or getting on the euphoric peace train," he added. Rep.
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A report by CNN Turk that Turkish officials would go to Washington to discuss the strained relations helped the rise, although the lira remains close to a record low.
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Renault had said it has seen no evidence of financial misconduct by Mr. Ghosn, but the carmaker was eager to resolve weeks of strained relations with Nissan and Mitsubishi.
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The demands of trying to shelter migrants and improve squalid, crowded conditions have overwhelmed local officials, and the arrival of the migrants has strained relations with the United States.
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As a result of the strained relations, formalised annual meetings in the so-called Joint Committee between officials from Nuuk, Copenhagen and Washington have been on standby since 2014.
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The big picture: Macron said in a November interview that the trans-Atlantic alliance faces "brain death" because of U.S. unpredictability under President Trump and strained relations with Turkey.
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The indictment marked the first time an ex-government member with close ties to Erdogan had been charged in the investigation that has strained relations between Washington and Ankara.
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This is the first time the first lady has been publicly booed at a solo event, though the Trump administration has had strained relations with the city of Baltimore.
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Differences over Brexit have strained relations with the British government, and Scotland will start preparing for an independence referendum before May 2021, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Wednesday.
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Moscow says Washington has deliberately delayed issuing visas to Russian officials traveling to the U.N. headquarters in New York, a move Russia has said could further damage strained relations.
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The appointment comes after Uber recently moved to improve strained relations in the British capital as it faced the threat of a ban in its most important European market.
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Le Maire's visit to Japan comes amid a period of strained relations between Renault and Nissan, after the arrest of former boss and alliance architect Carlos Ghosn in November.
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The reality is that while trade talks are expected to resume in Beijing, no date has been set and that should tell us a lot about how strained relations are.
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Strained relations with the United States was one of the factors that pushed the lira into crisis last year when it lost nearly 30% of its value against the dollar.
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Schellenberg's sentence has further strained relations between China and Canada, already aggravated by the December arrest of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies, on a U.S. extradition request.
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Startups, investors and even companies as big as Uber (UBER) are exploring self-driving bikes and scooters as a way to lower operations costs and soothe strained relations with cities.
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Differences over Brexit have strained relations with the government in London, and Scotland will start preparing for an independence referendum before May 2021, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Wednesday.
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Mnangagwa, 75, said the elections would be free of the violence that gripped previous polls and which was one of the reasons for strained relations between Zimbabwe and the West.
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And amid Ankara's strained relations with the West, the Kremlin also senses an opportunity to win over a NATO member, said Alexander Shimulin, of the US-Canada Institute in Moscow.
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As an officer who cares deeply about his community, the chain of events over the last week echoes a horrific period of strained relations between cops and residents, he said.
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The vote against the DP World deal further strained relations between Somalia and the Emirates, which wants to see Mr. Mohamed distance himself from his Qatari patrons and their allies.
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While careful to not to attack Trump personally and to say the U.S.-Mexico relationship is much bigger than the president, she said Trump has strained relations between the neighbors.
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The U.S. had strained relations with Cuba, but nearly two decades after the Bay of Pigs invasion, we accepted 100,000 "Marielitos" (once a pejorative term), some with known criminal backgrounds.
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At the moment only five of NATO nations meet that target, including the U.S. The issue of contributions to the NATO budget has strained relations between the U.S. and Germany.
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Air France-KLM on Wednesday named Franck Terner as the new head of its Air France unit, replacing Frederic Gagey as the carrier aims to restore strained relations with unions.
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Putin's visit to Greece last week was his first visit to an EU state this year amid strained relations between Russia and the EU, as well as Russia and NATO.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - An Indian team will travel to Pakistan for a Davis Cup tie in September, the All India Tennis Association (AITA) has said, despite strained relations between the nations.
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His AK Party has long had strained relations with the military, which has a history of mounting coups to defend secularism, although it has not seized power directly since 1980.
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However, strained relations have gotten in the way of the United States delivering F-35 fighter jets, more than a hundred, that Turkey purchased (and paid for) from Lockheed Martin.
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Mr. Obama's rejection of the pipeline severely strained relations with Mr. Harper, but Mr. Trudeau's election last year signaled a shift in policy that was welcomed by the White House.
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Both cases have strained relations with many countries in the West, including with Canada, whose ambassador was expelled from the kingdom after Canada's Foreign Ministry called for the activists' release.
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The strained relations between the two countries are symbolized by the frosty ties between the Museum of the Macedonian Struggle in Thessaloniki and one in Skopje with the same name.
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The killing has severely strained relations between Turkey and Saudi Arabia, and officials in Istanbul have regularly leaked new information about the case to ratchet up pressure on the kingdom.
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The Turkish lira came under pressure in recent weeks as concerns grew over Turkey's military involvement in Syria and Libya, and over its strained relations with Russia and western allies.
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The already strained relations between London and Brussels were stretched even further on, Tuesday when Downing Street leaked details of a private call between Johnson and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The refusal to grant Mr. Roth access to Hong Kong came amid a sometimes violent protest movement in the territory, which has strained relations between the United States and China.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has accused Washington of deliberately delaying the issuing of visas for Russian officials traveling to the United States, something it said could further damage already strained relations.
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Lee's case has strained relations between Taipei and Beijing, which have been particularly tense since President Tsai Ing-wen, leader of Taiwan's independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party, took office last year.
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A report by CNN Turk that Turkish officials would go to Washington to discuss the strained relations helped the rise, although it was starting to retrace again as U.S. trading began.
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The government's already strained relations with business further soured over the weekend after a senior minister accused companies of issuing "completely inappropriate" threats to pull out of the country over Brexit.
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Amid strained relations between the two countries due to alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election, perhaps Russia is hoping the nostalgia of Seagal may help to ease things up. Maybe.
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The Iranian government condemned the assault and Rouhani, keen to improve Tehran's long-strained relations with neighbours and the West, asked the judiciary to punish the protesters and prevent further attacks.
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Rivalries and disputes among Islamic associations have complicated efforts to manage religious instruction for Muslims in some areas and strained relations with some universities that train teachers for existing Islam classes.
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The company is also caught in the crosshairs of an ongoing diplomatic spat between Saudi Arabia and Canada over a number of issues which have strained relations between the two countries.
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But on Wednesday Mosby said she had no choice but to drop the charges -- ending a 20153-month legal saga that strained relations between her office and the city's police department.
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In his talks with Li, the Singapore Prime Minister said the strained relations between Asean member countries and China because of the maritime disputes could be harnessed into continued economic growth.
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In the U.S. court case that has added to strained relations between Washington and Tehran, a Turkish-Iranian gold trader has pleaded guilty to conspiring to evade U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected on Tuesday a parliamentary call to impose sanctions against Georgia, saying patching up strained relations was more important than reacting to provocations by "scumbags".
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The developments put paid to years of intensive Israeli lobbying for more comprehensive curbs on Tehran - a campaign that strained relations between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Barack Obama.
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The anger simmering across the Pacific is a likely preview of the strained relations a Trump presidency could expect not only in Indonesia, but from the rest of the Muslim world.
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Meng's lawyer Reid Weingarten told Reuters that his client was an "ethical" businesswoman and pointed to strained relations between the Trump administration and China as the real reason for her arrest.
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The private meeting, which is happening on the sidelines of the two-day St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), comes at a time of strained relations between Russia and the West.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is eager to repair ties with Trump following the chaotic back-channel campaign of Rudy Giuliani and the monthslong impeachment saga that strained relations between their administrations.
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Talks between EU and U.S. trade representatives in Washington this week are also a point of focus, given the strained relations between the two over U.S. tariffs and aircraft subsidy disputes.
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The incident has not led to any violence, but underlined the strained relations between the ex-Soviet Central Asian republics and increased domestic pressure on Kyrgyz authorities to resolve frontier issues.
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Sisi, who had strained relations with Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, was elected in 2014, a year after leading the military's ousting of the Muslim Brotherhood's president, Mohamed Mursi, after mass protests.
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It also marks an achievement of new Chief Executive Oscar Munoz, who took over in September with the aim of building morale after years of strained relations with different work groups.
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Strained relations between the community and the police, residents said, have as much to do with instances of overaggressive treatment as with people not wanting to be seen talking to officers.
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At issue is a question that has strained relations since the end of World War II: Has Japan accepted full responsibility for occupying Korea and mobilizing Koreans for its war effort?
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The U.S. has eight years to repair its strained relations with Mexico and Canada, as the three countries were selected Wednesday to be joint hosts for the 2026 soccer World Cup.
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Weighing on already-strained relations, China warned students and academics on Monday about risks involved in studying in the United States, pointing to limits on the duration of visas and visa refusals.
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Erdogan's Islamist-rooted AK Party has long had strained relations with the military, which has a history of mounting coups to defend secularism, although it has not seized power directly since 1980.
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The nomination comes at a time of strained relations between the neighbors amid trade disputes, Trump's complaints about undocumented immigrants crossing the border, and his efforts to build an extended border wall.
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The President lands in Riyadh Wednesday for talks with Saudi Arabia over ISIS and Iran at a time of strained relations between the countries, making the bill's timing that much more sensitive.
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The court decision coincides with an escalating row between Turkey and the United States after the NATO allies mutually suspended visa services on Sunday, plunging already strained relations to a new low.
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The government's already strained relations with business further soured over the weekend after Boris Johnson was quoted by the Daily Telegraph newspaper brusquely dismissing business leaders' concerns about the impact of Brexit.
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Nissan on Tuesday threw cold water on hopes for a quick fix to strained relations with France's Renault SA , saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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Strained relations The comments come as tensions in Kashmir have reached a low point not seen in nearly a decade, and an uptick in hawkish language toward Pakistan by many Indian leaders.
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Her visit comes at a time of strained relations between the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts of America, which last month announced a new name for its Boy Scouts program: Scouts BSA.
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Although Britain's devolved parliaments do not have a veto on Brexit legislation, ignoring their wishes has worsened already strained relations and may stoke nationalism in Scotland, further complicating the EU withdrawal process.
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Today is the 40th anniversary of Iran's takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, the start of a hostage crisis that lasted 444 days and lives on in the countries' strained relations.
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Years of enforced austerity in debt-laden Greece, required under the terms of two initial bailouts worth 240 billion euros and a current one worth 86 million, have strained relations with Germany.
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Erdogan's Islamist-rooted AK Party has long had strained relations with the military, which has a history of mounting coups to defend secularism although it has not seized power directly since 1980.
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The decision escalates the bitter trade dispute between the two air craft manufacturers, a battle that has ensnared one of the largest U.S. airlines and strained relations between the U.S. and Canada.
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Context: The Russia-Ukraine conflict has strained relations between the U.S. and other Western countries and prompting President Obama to remove Russia from the G8 following the annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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Nissan on Tuesday threw cold water on hopes for a quick-fix to its strained relations with France's Renault, saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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Nissan on Tuesday threw cold water on hopes for a quick fix to strained relations with France's Renault SA, saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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The possibility of talks surfaced after Monday's controversial summit in Helsinki between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, in which they sought an end to years of strained relations.
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Strained relations In their first meeting, new US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Friday stressed to Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi the growing threat posed by North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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A recent rift, exacerbated in part by a Ouattara cabinet reshuffle in July, strained relations and put the coalition at risk ahead of local elections next month and a presidential election in 2020.
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In a statement likely to inflame already strained relations with Beijing, the White House said El Salvador's government had made the decision "in a non-transparent fashion only months before they leave office".
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Washington (CNN)When stories about you offering to resign due to increasingly strained relations with your boss are the high point of your week, you know it's not been a good seven days.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's skittish lira moved in and out of negative territory on Friday as investors weighed the prospects for the release of a U.S. pastor whose trial has strained relations with Washington.
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The referendum issue has already badly strained relations between Turkey and several European countries, including Germany, after they banned Turkish ministers from campaigning on their territory for a 'Yes' vote in the referendum.
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Mr. Buttigieg has had strained relations with black residents in South Bend, and Mr. Booker has faced scrutiny for "stop and frisk" tactics used by the police when he was mayor of Newark.
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While it's unlikely that a Cold War will break out between Switzerland and Germany, the case has strained relations between two close neighbors who share a long border and have many cultural similarities.
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All this against a background of strained relations between the coalition partners: the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, the centre-left Democratic Party (PD) and the more left-wing Free and Equal movement.
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Ms. Ortiz said that she is aware of Uber's scandals and strained relations with drivers who have criticized the company for underpaying them and cutting rates so low they cannot make a living.
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Clinton would have to balance her domestic agenda with immediate challenges abroad, both to smooth things over with allies and calibrate a new posture towards Russia after an election that strained relations with both.
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Turkey's air and ground campaign in northwest Syria - "Operation Olive Branch" - against the Kurdish YPG militia has opened a new front in Syria's multi-sided war and further strained relations with NATO ally Washington.
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Strained relations In his six months in office, Duterte's off-color comments and abrasive approach to international politics -- including his declaration that US President Barack Obama could "go to hell" -- have drawn international attention.
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Speaking in Washington after recent remarks by the Philippines' outspoken new President Rodrigo Duterte that have strained relations with the United States, Manila's main ally, Yasay said some of Duterte's remarks had been misunderstood.
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Nissan Motor on Tuesday threw cold water on hopes for a quick-fix to its strained relations with France's Renault SA, saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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Fighting has recently escalated in the conflict between the Ukrainian government and Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine, refocusing global attention on a simmering conflict that has strained relations between Russia and the West.
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The letters offer some insight into the British government's thinking on a separate deal for Scotland after its vote to remain in the EU, as well as the strained relations between London and Edinburgh.
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Fighting has recently escalated in the conflict between Ukrainian forces and the Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine, refocusing global attention on a simmering conflict that has strained relations between Russia and the West.
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The network said it made the decision because of its own strained relations with the newspaper, but Mr. Trump took credit, leaving the dangerous impression that he had the power to muzzle uncooperative journalists.
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CANBERRA/SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Chinese ambassador to Australia on Tuesday accused it of harboring a Cold War mentality and said "less bias and bigotry" was needed to repair strained relations between the two nations.
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Why it matters: Her decision comes amid strained relations between the U.S. and Mexico with President Trump threatening to end NAFTA and still insisting Mexico pay for a wall along the U.S-Mexican border.
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The protests have strained relations between Maori and the Labour coalition government led by Jacinda Ardern, who has been in the remote Pacific territory of Tokelau at a time of rising tension at home.
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China and Russia are not officially military allies, but they have staged joint military exercises and increasingly look to each other for leverage against Washington, with which both have severely strained relations. Maj. Gen.
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Had he lived long enough to read "Air Traffic," one hopes he could have seen past his hubris and their strained relations to offer what might be Pardlo's most coveted review: Well done, son.
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Her victory aligns the nationalist island more firmly with Hong Kong protesters, who are also resisting the mainland's totalitarian bear hug -- and could have ramifications for already-strained relations between the US and Beijing.
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Some praised the extra officers and the raids, but also questioned whether such tactics would worsen Chicago's long-strained relations between the Police Department and the community, particularly in mostly black and Latino neighborhoods.
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The Cuban government said Thursday that the United States' decision to expel 15 Cuban diplomats from the country's embassy in Washington was "reckless" and "hasty," warning of increasingly strained relations between the two countries.
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Mexico has had strained relations with its northern neighbor since U.S. President Donald Trump took office in January, promising to build a wall along the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs.
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Genish, formerly an Israeli army captain and Vivendi manager, became TIM's boss in September, with a mission to fend off rising competition in Italy, turn around operations in Brazil and smooth strained relations with Rome.
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Afghanistan has urgent need to develop and improve people's lives and hopes it can join inter-connectivity initiatives, Wang told reporters, as he announced that Pakistan and Afghanistan had agreed to mend their strained relations.
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Last week, Reuters reported that Canada was likely to postpone a decision on whether to allow Huawei to supply 5G network equipment until after the October federal election due to increasingly strained relations with Beijing.
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On Monday, the lira jumped more than 2 percent after U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he expected talks with Turkish officials over the fate of a U.S. pastor whose trial has strained relations.
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The crackdown by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who has for years tried to stamp out what he sees as illegal online activity, has strained relations with NATO allies and raised alarms among civil liberties advocates.
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Long-strained relations between the Chicago police and residents, especially African-Americans, boiled over after the November release of a dashboard camera video showing a white officer shooting a black teenager, Laquan McDonald, 16 times.
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The investigation has strained relations with Malaysia and embarrassed its prime minister, Najib Razak, who is fighting a scandal that has roiled Malaysian politics involving allegations that $681 million was paid into his bank accounts.
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Mr. Biden, who served in the Senate for 36 years, still has many friends on both sides of the aisle, his grinning, backslapping persona standing in contrast to Mr. Obama's more strained relations with lawmakers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc won a probationary license to operate in London on Tuesday in a partial victory for its new chief executive after it made changes to ease strained relations with city authorities.
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The labor unrest strained relations between Mr. Costa and his two left-wing partners, who accused him of turning Portugal into a European poster child of fiscal discipline instead of investing more in public services.
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But the crisis had already strained relations between the United States and its European allies — Britain, France and Germany — that were among the nations to strike a now-imperiled nuclear accord with Iran in 2015.
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Months later, Chinese agents arrived in the U.S. to search for Ling in a covert operation that angered U.S. officials, underscoring how the issue of politically connected Chinese fleeing to the U.S. has strained relations.
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The serial killings have further strained relations between Toronto's police force and gay activists, who accuse the force of failing to seriously investigate missing persons cases involving gay men that stretch back nearly a decade.
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Between the lines: Despite the dubious merit of the trade deficit as a useful barometer of the health of a trade relationship, Trump's obsession with the number has led to strained relations with key allies.
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The trial has further strained relations between pro-independence political parties in Catalonia and Spain's central government as a long-running battle over the region's attempts to hold a referendum on secession reaches a tipping point.
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The comments by Bulut come at a time of strained relations between Turkey and the EU, which Erdogan has bitterly accused of failing to show sufficient solidarity in the wake of the July 15 coup bid.
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This year's lira losses come on top of a near 30 percent slide in its value last year on concerns over the independence of the central bank as well as strained relations with the United States.
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"(The bank) had never told me why it was taking such measures, but it seems that they are related with the strained relations between North Korea and China," the ICBC employee told the Dong-A Ilbo.
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Reuters reported, citing sources close to the bank, that the scandal has strained relations between Rohner and Thiam, with the embattled CEO struggling to win the backing of the board despite having shareholders in his corner.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration, which has had strained relations with technology companies, met on Thursday with top tech executives to discuss ways to "ensure American dominance" of innovation and the future of high tech jobs.
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They also bear the Samsung logo, which as a South Korean brand may be a red flag for the North Korean government, which has had strained relations with its southern neighbor since the split in 1945.
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Why it matters: The statement is a reminder of the strained relations between North Korea and the U.S., despite Pyongyang reacting positively to a letter North Korean leader Kim Jong-un received from President Trump Sunday.
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European Union countries gave initial clearance on Thursday to start formal trade talks with the United States, EU sources said, a move designed but not guaranteed to smooth strained relations between the world's two largest economies.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - China and Cambodia on Saturday kicked off military exercises focused on counter-terrorism and rescue operations, highlighting the strong ties between the two countries amid strained relations between Cambodia and the United States.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - A Taiwan court on Friday jailed a mainland Chinese man for 14 months for breaching national security laws, following months of strained relations over China's detention of a national from the self-ruled island.
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Whitaker is considered a Trump loyalist Trump is reportedly fond of Whitaker, a former football player who frequently went back and forth between the West Wing and the DOJ amid the president's strained relations with Sessions.
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It did not name a specific country Russia's annexation of the Crimean peninsula in 2014 and support for separatists in eastern Ukraine has strained relations with the West and the Baltic region has become a flashpoint.
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It was the biggest demonstration against the US military presence on Okinawa in two decades, and marked a new low in the already strained relations between Washington and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe over the island.
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Trump's unilateral withdrawal from the 2015 Iran's nuclear accord -- a flawed but functional arms-control agreement -- isolated the US, strained relations with allies and removed constraints on Tehran's nuclear weapons program without offering any alternative approach.
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As the immigration crisis has strained relations within the Continent, anxieties have been heightened by Russian military offensives in Crimea and eastern Ukraine, and a bombing campaign in Syria that has demonstrated Moscow's rapidly increasing capabilities.
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It was triggered in part by WikiLeaks' publication in 2010 of U.S. military reports about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and the diplomatic communications - disclosures that embarrassed the United States and strained relations with allies.
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But fear of such attacks has greatly strained relations between American troops and their Afghan allies, three soldiers deployed with Afghan units recently said, speaking confidentially because they were forbidden to discuss operations with a journalist.
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But Huawei's exclusion from the mobile network comes at a time of particularly strained relations between Australia and China, which outgoing Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull had two weeks ago sought to reset with a conciliatory speech.
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Mr. Gou's entrance into the presidential race shakes up Taiwan's political playing field and draws into sharp focus the self-ruled island democracy's strained relations with China, where his consumer electronics giant, Foxconn, has large investments.
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The moves this month have strained relations well beyond the pain inflicted by Mr. Trump's repeated denunciations of NATO allies and his withdrawals in 2017 from the global Paris climate agreement and the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Also on Friday, Pakistan placed travel restrictions on United States diplomats based in the country, the latest in a series of retaliatory measures that threaten to plunge already strained relations to their worst level in years.
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Genish, formerly an Israeli army captain and Vivendi manager, became Telecom Italia's boss in September, with a mission to fend off rising competition in Italy, turn around operations in Brazil and smooth strained relations with Rome.
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While most of the city's 234 incidents involved graffiti, they also included attacks on Lubavitchers in Crown Heights, which has a history of occasionally strained relations between Jews and blacks that flared into rioting in 1991.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is weighing imposing sanctions on countries that do business with North Korea and looking for ways to revive strained relations with Russia, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Tuesday.
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" Strained relations between the two countries over trade escalated over the weekend when Navarro blasted Trudeau, and White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow echoed the sentiment, saying Trudeau "really kind of stabbed us in the back.
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" Putin said strained relations were due not to individual politicians but rather a belief America was "exceptional," warning that the United States should set aside "imperial ambitions" and "act respectfully toward all its partners, including Russia.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey summoned the German ambassador to Ankara on Saturday over what it said was a Kurdish militant rally in Cologne, the foreign ministry said, in a further sign of strained relations between the NATO allies.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's foreign ministry said on Thursday it regretted the arrest of the husband of a detained Iranian human rights lawyer, a rare criticism that is likely to irk Tehran at a time of strained relations.
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Turkish assets have lost value since March amid uncertainty over how the vote might affect Erdogan's economic policies and concern over strained relations between Ankara and Washington related to Turkey's purchase of Russian S-218.65 defence systems.
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Sports Direct has also offered to buy Debenhams outright, but the strained relations between the two sides make it more likely that Debenhams will enter a form of administration on Tuesday that would wipe out all shareholders.
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The Denizbank deal comes against a backdrop of Turkey's strained relations with Gulf states since Ankara stood by Qatar after the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and others accused Doha of supporting terrorism, a charge it denies.
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The issue of the referendum has already badly strained relations between Turkey and several European countries, including Germany and the Netherlands, after they banned Turkish ministers from campaigning in their cities ahead of the April 16 referendum.
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The Turkish lira, stocks and bonds have sagged since March amid uncertainty over how the vote might affect Erdogan's economic policies, and strained relations between Ankara and Washington over Turkey's purchase of Russian S-400 defense systems.
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Mr. Torres had several testy exchanges with Ms. Olatoye, who has had strained relations with the Council since it was revealed last year that the authority had failed for years to conduct required lead tests in apartments.
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Turkish assets have lost value since March amid uncertainty over how the vote might affect Erdogan's economic policies and concern over strained relations between Ankara and Washington related to Turkey's purchase of Russian S-218.65 defense systems.
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The news came on the same day that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan further strained relations with the U.S. by rejecting a second appeal to release the American pastor Andrew Brunson, above, and raising tariffs on American goods.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan on Friday placed travel restrictions on United States diplomats based in the country, the latest in a series of retaliatory measures that threaten to plunge already strained relations to their worst level in years.
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The case of eight Turkish soldiers who flew a helicopter to northern Greece a day after the attempted coup has strained relations between Greece and Turkey, which has repeatedly branded the men "traitors" and demanded their extradition.
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The Turkish lira, stocks and bonds have sagged since March amid uncertainty over how the vote might affect Erdogan's economic policies, and strained relations between Ankara and Washington over Turkey's purchase of Russian S-400 defence systems.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co Ltd on Tuesday threw cold water on hopes for a quick fix to strained relations with France's Renault SA, saying inequality between the partners could unravel their two-decade-old automaking alliance.
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Kontonis' statements are the latest twist in the case which has strained relations between Athens and Ankara, the two NATO allies who are at odds over a host of issues from ethnically split Cyprus to sovereignty over airspace.
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Some have praised Mr. Comey's forthrightness, but others have criticized his wall-to-wall TV appearances as a self-aggrandizing publicity stunt that has exacerbated the already strained relations between Mr. Trump and the nation's law enforcement agencies.
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Already strained relations between Iran and the West have become increasingly fraught since the British navy seized Irans Grace 1 tanker in Gibraltar on July 4 on suspicion of smuggling oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions.
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The U.S. military alliance with the SDF and YPG has strained relations with U.S. ally Turkey, which views the YPG as an extension of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which has waged a three-decade insurgency in Turkey.
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Despite the strained relations between Warsaw and Brussels, opinion surveys show that support for the EU in Poland - the biggest recipient of EU funds for infrastructure and other projects - is among the highest in the 28-nation bloc.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday she will travel to China at the end of the week for a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, amid concerns of strained relations between the countries.
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The differing interpretations of amendments to last year's Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Act reflect sometimes strained relations between the market and the central bank, and are proving a test for Patel some eight months into his tenure.
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Mass migration from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador has strained relations between Mexico and U.S. President Donald Trump, who has threatened to close the U.S. border with Mexico if its government does not stop the flow of migrants.
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In 1975, astronaut Thomas Stafford and cosmonaut Alexey Leonov shook hands in space as part of the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, which reflected the policy of détente, or easing of strained relations, between the US and the USSR.
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But his tone was markedly different when he arrived in Ankara on Wednesday, weeks after a failed coup in Turkey that has strained relations between the two countries, and he appeared to be in diplomatic damage-limitation mode.
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It was Mr. Kim's first trip outside North Korea since taking power six years ago, and may signal that he is trying to soothe strained relations amid the rush of global diplomacy around North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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Moscow's meddling has strained relations with the United States and has prompted a special counsel investigation in Washington into whether members of Mr. Trump's campaign team and administration colluded with the meddling or obstructed the investigation into it.
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Greek courts have blocked two extradition requests by Ankara, drawing an angry rebuke from Turkey and highlighting the often strained relations between the NATO allies, who remain at odds over issues from territorial disputes to ethnically-split Cyprus.
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A semiconductor trade feud combined with the ongoing row over Japan's colonial and World War II legacy in Korea severely strained relations and, in November, threatened the termination of a critical intelligence-sharing pact between Tokyo and Seoul.
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Mr. Trump's strained relations with Europe, which has viewed his ascension to power with trepidation, were fully on display on Friday, not just in the British spy flap but also in the venue in which it was addressed.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigerian lawmakers on Tuesday issued a list of demands to the president, largely related to security, in the latest sign of strained relations between the executive and legislature months before the country goes to the polls.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Senior adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump, Jared Kushner, will visit Mexico on Wednesday and meet President Enrique Pena Nieto, amid strained relations over trade and Trump's demands that Mexico pay for a border wall.
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Five days after that moment on the Rhine, with the war underway, Billy received a telegram from the British consul in Cologne, warning of "strained relations between His Majesty's Government and Germany" and suggesting he leave the country immediately.
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Rachel was a candidate for a Remain splinter group in the recent European elections, brother Jo was a Remainer Tory minister and father Stanley was a member of the European Parliament—so Boris's recent political trajectory has strained relations.
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His trial is one of several legal cases which have strained relations between Turkey and the United States, who are also at odds over U.S. support for a Kurdish militia in northern Syria which Turkey considers a terrorist organization.
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A total of 12 Conservative lawmakers are seeking to take over from May with several saying they are prepared to take Britain out of the European Union without an agreement in place, which has further strained relations with firms.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's lira firmed more than 3 percent on Monday after U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he expected discussions with Turkish officials this week over the fate of a U.S. pastor whose trial has strained relations.
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Uber won a probationary license to operate in London in June after it modified its business model to ease strained relations with Transport for London, which had previously stripped the company of its right to function in the capital.
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The Revenant's awards-season campaign has been all about its difficult shoot, which was befallen by weather complications (the warmest year on record made it hard for the crew to find snow) and strained relations in often extreme conditions.
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Sweden is now taking steps to keep people from even reaching the border and as of Monday will require passengers boarding Sweden-bound trains in neighboring Denmark to show ID. The crisis has strained relations between the Scandinavian neighbors.
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Already strained relations between Iran and the West have become increasingly fraught since the British navy seized Iran's Grace 1 tanker in Gibraltar on July 4 on suspicion of smuggling oil to Syria in breach of European Union sanctions.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and Mexico's next leader, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador discussed immigration, trade and security issues in a phone call on Monday, the two mavericks beginning a dialogue amid strained relations between the neighbors.
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The findings by the New York-based rights group were published after Myanmar struck a deal on aid to the region with the United Nations and Japan, marking a shift in strained relations between government and the United Nations.
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Trump sparked an uproar at a news conference on Monday when he said the U.S. shares the blame for strained relations with Russia and appeared to accept Putin's denial of election interference, despite the assessment from U.S. intelligence agencies.
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Turkey says the soldiers are traitors and coup plotters and the issue has further strained relations between the two NATO allies who are at odds over issues ranging from jet flights over the Aegean Sea to ethnically split Cyprus.
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It was triggered in part by WikiLeaks' 22012 publication of hundreds of thousands of U.S. military reports about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and American diplomatic communications, a disclosure that embarrassed Washington and caused strained relations with allies.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The European Union is prepared to discuss further support for Turkey over refugees from Syria, the European Parliament's new rapporteur on Turkey said on Friday, describing cooperation over the issue as a channel for normalizing strained relations.
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The donation was welcomed by Hamas, the Islamist group that dominates the enclave who said it would help ease the wage shortages - that have tested already strained relations with the U.S.-backed Palestinian Authority, based in the West Bank.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The Turkish lira hit a record low of 20.5 against the dollar on Tuesday, accelerating losses to some 22 percent since September as concerns widened about Ankara's strained relations with the United States and central bank independence.
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However, a senior U.S. official said that evidence indicated Tehran was behind it, and President Donald Trump said the United States was "locked and loaded" for a potential response to the attack, souring its already strained relations with Iran.
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The appointment of Princess Reema bint Bandar bin Sultan by royal decree came amid strained relations between Saudi Arabia and the United States over the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents in Istanbul in October.
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Per TechCrunch, cyberattacks on Taiwanese government institutions and the private sector are common and mainly originate from mainland China—which has a long history of strained relations with Taiwan and is far from fond of the latter's President Tsai Ing-wen.
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The case strained relations between the United States and Turkey, which are NATO allies, as Zarrab testified that he paid bribes to Turkish officials and that Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, then prime minister, personally signed off on parts of the scheme.
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The dispute over the islands, known as the Kuriles in Russia and the Northern Territories in Japan, has strained relations between the two countries since World War Two, when Soviet forces occupied four islands at the southern end of the chain.
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The tweets also came as Trump strained relations with China on Friday by accepting a congratulatory phone call from Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen, breaking almost four decades of U.S. foreign policy that has acknowledged Taiwan is part of China.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Pope Francis "loves China" and the Vatican hopes China has a great future, a Chinese state-run newspaper on Friday cited a visiting Vatican official as saying, in an expression of goodwill despite strained relations between the two.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A schedule for Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop to visit China has yet to be agreed, although dates were proposed more than two months ago, two sources said on Wednesday, an impasse in Canberra's efforts to repair strained relations.
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In the U.S. court case that has strained relations between the two countries, a Turkish gold trader will now not stand trial on charges of conspiring to evade U.S. sanctions against Iran, but a Halkbank executive will still do so.
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"This Colovic case was a totally unnecessary escalation in already strained relations with Croatia ... and if it was a tit-for-tat, than it was a rather miserable one," said Milos Damjanovic, an analyst with the Belgrade-based BIRN Consultancy.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Rwanda has launched an inquiry into the possible role of at least 20 French military and other officials in the 1994 genocide, the prosecutor general said on Wednesday, a move that will deepen already strained relations with Paris.
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Yet now the statue is meant to move elsewhere as part of a landmark agreement struck between the two countries on December 28th to try to settle their dispute over comfort women once and for all—and transform dangerously strained relations.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada is likely to postpone a decision on whether to allow China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd to supply 5G network equipment until after the October federal election, given increasingly strained relations with Beijing, say three well-placed sources.
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Although there is no suggestion at this stage that Russia's government was involved, the cyber attacks have come at a time of badly strained relations between Ukraine and Russia over a nearly two-year-long separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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There had been hopes that Celik's detention might help ease strained relations with Russia, which demanded his arrest after he publicly admitted being among a group of fighters who shot the Russian pilot after he ejected from his stricken plane.
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In recent weeks, the area around the government-held town of Avdiyivka has seen some of the heaviest artillery fire of the past two years, refocusing global attention on a simmering conflict that has strained relations between Russia and the West.
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TECUN UMAN, Guatemala (Reuters) - Almost 1,000 Central American migrants entered southern Mexico on Thursday in a test of the new government's pledge to manage an ongoing exodus fueled by violence and poverty that has strained relations with the Trump administration.
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His detention could be a step towards easing strained relations with Russia, which had demanded Celik's arrest after he publicly admitted being among a group of fighters who shot the Russian pilot as he parachuted out of his stricken plane.
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Yang Xiyu, one of China's leading experts on North Korea, said that Mr. Kim was clearly trying to repair the North's deeply strained relations with Beijing, its traditional ally and benefactor, while opening new ties with its enemy South Korea.
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Yves Bot, an advocate general at the court, issued his opinion on the Bialowieza Forest at a time of strained relations between the European Union and Poland, a member state that has repeatedly defied the organization and challenged its authority.
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After more than a year of tense talks and strained relations between President Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, negotiators from both sides came to a resolution just ahead of a midnight deadline set by the White House.
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NEW DELHI — The International Court of Justice ordered Pakistan on Thursday to stay the execution of an Indian naval officer convicted of espionage, the latest development in a high-profile case that has further strained relations in an already tense region.
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And while Moscow is nowhere as big a holder of U.S. bonds as China, Japan or Britain, surging deficits and strained relations with at least two of those nations could leave the U.S. vulnerable to a run on the bank.
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ROME/MILAN (Reuters) - Telecom Italia (TIM) moved closer to splitting off its network business on Wednesday with the presentation of a plan to the government that could mark a turning point in strained relations between Italy's largest phone group and Rome.
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Youssef was one of the bureau's most respected agents in the early war on terrorism, winning widespread credit for improving the otherwise strained relations between the FBI and Saudi Arabia's Mabahith, the bureau's counterpart in that country, in the late 28500s.
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The sacking comes as Boeing struggles to mend strained relations with the regulators it needs to win over to get the grounded 737 back in the air, and seeks to regain trust with passengers and airline customers around the world.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan should enact a refugee law to help the people of Hong Kong, the main opposition candidate to be Taiwan's next president said on Thursday, a move that could complicate his stated desire to improve strained relations with Beijing.
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Disputes over the islands known as the Kuriles in Russia and the Northern Territories in Japan have strained relations between the two countries since World War Two, when Soviet forces occupied four of them at the southern end of the chain.
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Strained relations between the U.S. and Canada took a nosedive after the June Group of 7 summit in Quebec, which led to name-calling and accusations by President Donald Trump and a sharp rebuttal by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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The shooting, which is under investigation, further strained relations between the Chicago Police Department and African-American residents just weeks after another Chicago officer was charged with murder and as the Justice Department was beginning a broad review of Chicago police practices.
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In addition to the FOMC minutes, big swings in global equity prices and worries about Italy's budget, Brexit negotiations and strained relations between United States and Saudi Arabia have stoked volatility in the bond market the latter part of this week, analysts said.
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S. trade tensions) BRUSSELS, April 11 (Reuters) - European Union countries provisionally agreed the start of formal trade negotiations with the United States on Thursday, EU sources said, a move designed but not guaranteed to smooth strained relations between the world's two largest economies.
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ISLAMABAD, Feb 23 (Reuters) - A global money-laundering watchdog has placed Pakistan back on its terrorist financing watchlist, Indian media and a diplomatic source said on Friday, in a likely blow to both Pakistan's economy and its strained relations with the United States.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel plans to appoint a new ambassador to Jordan in a bid to calm Amman's anger over the current envoy's handling of a shooting by an embassy guard in July that has strained relations, an Israeli diplomatic source said on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is likely to press Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan for help on ending the war in Afghanistan and fighting militants when the two leaders meet at the White House on Monday amid their countries' strained relations.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's foreign minister said on Tuesday he would try to avoid damaging already strained relations with NATO partner Turkey during a withdrawal of German troops, as he did not want a mounting dispute to push Ankara into closer ties with Moscow.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin tried to use his meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at the Kremlin today to ease the strained relations between the Palestinians and the Trump administration, which were frozen by the Palestinians after Trump's Jerusalem announcement two months ago.
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The tension comes amid similar strained relations between South Korea and Japan, with South Korea's government deciding not to renew an intelligence-sharing arrangement with the Japanese after Japan imposed export limits on high-tech materials exported to South Korea, Reuters notes.
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The decision ended weeks of uncertainty that had strained relations with China, which is financing more than a third of the $23.7 billion power station, and with France, whose largely state-owned energy giant EDF is paying for the bulk of the project.
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At the same time, strained relations between Germany and Turkey, which soured after a failed army bid last July to overthrow Erdogan, reached a new low this month in a row over Turkish political rallies to drum up support in the referendum.
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WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos will go before a House panel on Tuesday to defend her agency's budget, including a sweeping overhaul of the Education Department that has strained relations within her agency and with Congress — and defies the White House's budget office.
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And there's a pervasive sense on Pine Ridge, a place of long-strained relations with the state and federal governments, that help has been woefully slow to arrive, and that few people beyond the reservation know or care much about its plight.
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An increase in migrant arrivals by sea over the summer months had strained relations between the EU states and fellow member Italy, whose former far-right Interior Minister Matteo Salvini closed Italy's ports to boats rescuing the new arrivals in the Mediterranean.
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At a week-ago meeting of Lehigh Valley ROAR — the Rally of American Resistance — local women discussed the problems they say the GOP-controlled government has created: inhumane immigration policy, rising health-care costs and more strained relations with global allies, among others.
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A useful counterpoint to these assumptions was provided this week by my colleague Norimitsu Onishi, who wrote about the extraordinary loneliness of old age in Japan, a country that has lived with collapsed fertility and strained relations between the sexes for a generation.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A global money-laundering watchdog has decided to place Pakistan back on its terrorist financing watchlist, a government official and a diplomat said on Friday, in a likely blow to Pakistan's economy and its strained relations with the United States.
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Trump's election and his early days in office strained relations between the two neighbors because of his threats to apply tariffs to Mexican-made goods and a plan to build a wall on the southern U.S. border and force Mexico to pay for it.
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The Kartarpur Corridor, which has been praised by Beijing and Washington, promises to "give a new fillip to the strained relations between the two neighboring countries," the All Parties Sikh Coordination Committee, a prominent Sikh organization based in India-administered Kashmir, said in a statement.
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Schellenberg's sentence has further strained relations between China and Canada, already aggravated by the December arrest of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, on a U.S. extradition request as part of an investigation into suspected violations of U.S. trade sanctions.
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President Emmanuel Macron wants an informal tone at the Group of Seven summit with the leaders of Britain, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States after last year's gathering in Quebec ended in chaos, highlighting the strained relations between Washington and its main allies.
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Mr. Netanyahu's harsh opposition to the accord and his criticism of President Obama for being naïve about Iran — including in a speech to the United States Congress last year — infuriated the White House and strained relations with Washington, by far Israel's most important ally.
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The top two will have a week to win over the trailing candidates, who have taken a harder line on negotiations for a peace deal to end a conflict that has outlived the Cold War and strained relations between NATO allies Greece and Turkey.
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As well as the ongoing probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election, Kremlin support for Syria in the wake of another suspected chemical attack, and Moscow's alleged role in the poisoning of the Skripals in Salisbury, U.K., have strained relations between the countries.
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Al Hamili's candidacy to become ICAOs first female council president has raised questions among some members on how a leader from the UAE would broker strained relations between Qatar and its Gulf neighbors, including her own country, a source familiar with the matter said.
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In the early hours of Tuesday, it recuperated some of its losses, firming as far as 5.2650 against the dollar, after broadcaster CNN Turk reported that a delegation of Turkish officials would go to Washington to discuss strained relations between the two NATO allies.
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Whelan's arrest comes amid strained relations between the U.S. and Russia, and less than a month after Russian citizen Maria Butina pleaded guilty to acting as an unregistered agent of the Russian government in the U.S. She faces a maximum of five years in prison.
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If Tesla continues to miss, its capital needs could hit $10.5 billion by 2020, to be raised in a market that will be digesting fresh explanations for already-broken promises that have helped make Tesla a target of short sellers and strained relations with analysts.
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But the proposal, which The Associated Press reported on Tuesday afternoon, comes at a remarkably complex time for this city, amid strained relations between residents and the police, a federal Justice Department investigation into the Police Department's patterns and practices, and stressed city finances.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is warning more economic pressures may be in store for Turkey if it refuses to release a jailed American pastor, a White House official said on Tuesday, in a dispute that has further strained relations between the NATO allies.
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The initiative is being launched after several years of deeply strained relations between the police and mostly minority communities in several American cities, including New York, where a man selling cigarettes, Eric Garner, died after being placed in an illegal chokehold by a police officer.
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Mr. Rogers did not offer a public explanation for his departure, but in an email to colleagues he appeared to suggest that warnings about the complexity of Brexit had strained relations with politicians who want to put a more positive gloss on the withdrawal process.
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Mr. Trump has strained relations with a lot of people these days — members of his own party in Congress, the 55-plus percent of Americans who say they disapprove of his performance, his attorney general, his recently ousted communications director and chief of staff.
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In an excerpt of an interview set to air Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press," Pompeo said that there were a "handful" of areas around the world where U.S. and Russian interests overlap, but that cooperation with Russia is difficult due to strained relations.
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President Donald Trump spoke Sunday with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia regarding last week's deadly shooting at a U.S. Navy base in Florida, which was perpetrated by a Saudi military trainee and has further strained relations between the kingdom and Washington.
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He said that while Lunar New Year was still one of the biggest travel and shopping holidays in China, there was no denying that strained relations between the world's two biggest economies had put a damper on Chinese tourism — and spending — in the United States.
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Image 2 of 2 NAYPYITAW, Myanmar – Myanmar&aposs leader Aung San Suu Kyi and the country&aposs military commander on Wednesday opened a major conference with representatives of ethnic minority groups to try to reach a lasting peace after seven decades of strained relations and armed conflict.
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Meaghan Gray, a spokeswoman for the Toronto Police Service, wrote in an email that carding was initially intended to help solve crimes, but the agency recognized that it had "evolved into a random collection of information," which has strained relations between the police and black residents.
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Maas said the trip, which had been intended as part of a push to repair strained relations with the desert kingdom, made no sense in the context of concerns over the fate of Khashoggi, whom Turkish authorities believe was murdered in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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WASHINGTON — Even for an era of strained relations, the images that crossed back over the Atlantic last week stood out: Seven Republican senators and one Republican congresswoman ushered into a Moscow conference room, exchanging pleasantries with top Russian officials on the eve of American Independence Day.
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The announcement that the work was done, and that the house had been handed over to the county council, ended one chapter in a bizarre and lethal story, straight out of a Cold War espionage novel, that has badly strained relations between Russia and the West.
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Two AK-47 assault rifles found at the scene of the shootout were later traced back to the bungled gun-running investigation of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) that embarrassed the administration of then-President Barack Obama and strained relations with Mexico.
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Roh Moo-hyun, the next South Korean president, later strained relations with the United States by trying to take on a balancing role between Washington and Pyongyang — playing arbiter, in other words, between the ally committed to Seoul's military protection and the regime committed to Seoul's destruction.
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The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said the killing was the first death of one of its members while on patrol in Ukraine, where more than 700 international observers help report on a simmering conflict that has deeply strained relations between Russia and the West.
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DONETSK, Russia — A Russian court sentenced a Ukrainian military pilot, Lt. Nadiya V. Savchenko, to 22 years in prison on Tuesday after finding her guilty of complicity in the deaths of two Russian journalists, in a politically charged case that highlighted the strained relations between Moscow and the West.
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And if Fiat Chrysler and Renault can patch up strained relations with Nissan, with which the French company has a formal alliance, the three would be de facto the biggest car manufacturer in the world by a wide margin and might force other large automakers to rethink their strategies.
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But the litigation comes at a complicated time for Chicago, which has struggled with a persistently high murder rate, strained relations between residents and the police, and frequent jabs from Mr. Trump, who has threatened to "send in the Feds" if local officials cannot tamp down the bloodshed.
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While a greater role for the party might help improve strained relations with ally China, analysts said, rival South Korea and the United States are less likely to be impressed, as North Korea also called during the congress for expansion of its nuclear arsenal, for what it said are defensive purposes.
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With this olive branch, Thugger may effectively repair any strained relations that the US and UK may have in the wake of disagreement over who has the better music (spoilers: it's probably always going be the Brits, except when it comes to "Stairway to Heaven," which the Americans did better).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell more than 1 percent on Thursday as the European Commission issued a warning regarding Italy's budget and concerns mounted over the possibility of strained relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia, further denting investors' appetite for risk amid global trade tensions and rising interest rates.
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" But the Trump administration — which has already strained relations with Europe badly through unilateral moves over trade, climate change and relations with Israel and Russia, let alone Iran — probably doesn't much care what the Europeans think, Mr. Shapiro said: "No one in the administration is expecting much help from Europe over this.
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The Pentagon and intelligence agencies did not have clear evidence that the attacks, launched by the Shiite militia group Khataib Hezbollah, had been ordered by Iran, they argued, and warned that a large-scale response could draw the United States into a wider war with Iran and rupture already strained relations with Iraq.
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"The U.S. has tried to walk a very fine line in Syria, depending heavily on the Kurdish rebels in the fight against the so-called Islamic State, while not rupturing the already strained relations between Turkey and the U.S." said Ali Soufan, a former F.B.I. counterterrorism agent who is now chairman of The Soufan Group.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The China Onscreen Biennial is a relatively new program which brings the latest in Chinese film to multiple cities in the US. The stated mission of the series is to encourage "cross-cultural dialogue through the art of the moving image" — a relevant concern given current strained relations between the US and China.
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The United States and China will hold a delayed top-level security dialogue on Friday, the latest sign of a thaw in the countries' strained relations amid an ongoing trade row ahead of a planned meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi at the Group of 20 summit meeting in Argentina at the end of November.
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Besides including censored works (and referencing works that could not be shown due to continued strained relations with Cuba), the exhibition includes art works about ways that the Cuban government has historically controlled discourse and the media, as well as "the role of speech and the role of the words" in Cuban society, according to Mosquera.
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The dispute over the islands, known as the Kuriles in Russia and the Northern Territories in Japan, has strained relations between the two countries since World War Two when Soviet forces occupied four islands at the southern end of the chain, and Moscow and Tokyo have still not signed a formal peace treaty ending wartime hostilities.
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The Rules hearing arrives after the House Judiciary Committee's marathon debate on impeachment ended with even more strained relations than it began: Republicans accused Democrats of pulling a cheap procedural shot in order to get GOP members to stop putting forward amendments as the markup on the articles crept into the late hours of Thursday night.
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Analysts say each launch, successful or not, improves missile technology and ultimately provides information that helps bring North Korea closer to its goal of building a missile that could reach the US. The launch comes one day after Moon's government suspended the deployment of a controversial US missile defense system which had strained relations with China and angered North Korea.
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The decision to ease sanctions on Deripaska comes amid strained relations between the U.S. and Russia, and as special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE continues his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Perceptions of how the administration views alliances have likely been impacted after some mixed messages about the US commitment to the principle of collective defense under our NATO alliance commitments, strained relations with our ally Mexico over the border wall and public comments by leaders like German Chancellor Angela Merkel that our alliances are not as steadfast as they once were.
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USA-HUAWEI-TECH-CANADA/ Huawei CFO Meng's lawyer says 'double criminality' at center of U.S. extradition case VANCOUVER/TORONTO (Reuters) - A lawyer for Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou argued on Monday that "double criminality" was at the center of a trial to decide whether Meng can be extradited to the United States, a case that has strained relations between Ottawa and Beijing.
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While the automaker is not facing any cash crunch, the actions underscore a deepening sense of crisis at Nissan which has been rocked by the ouster of scandal-hit leader Carlos Ghosn, the departure of other top executives and strained relations with alliance partner Renault SA. In April, it embarked on a wide-ranging turnaround plan to revive sales and boost profits but the business outlook has worsened more than anticipated, the sources said.
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With Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Airbnb - Senate overcomes hurdles, passes massive coronavirus bill Putin wears hazmat suit during hospital visit; Moscow mayor warns of undercounted cases Hillicon Valley: Facebook reports huge spike in usage during pandemic | Democrats push for mail-in voting funds in coronavirus stimulus | Trump delays deadline to acquire REAL ID MORE now seeking constitutional changes that could allow him to stay as president until the 2030s, Russia's strained relations with the West may persist.
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On the line was a woman with a British accent from the BBC asking if what Fox News was reporting was true – that Senator Obama and Senator Clinton were meeting at the home of my boss – Senator Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE of California – in a post-primary summit to patch up strained relations between the two candidates.
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