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15 years later: Remembering the events of 9/11

U.S. News // 8 years ago

15 years later: Remembering the events of 9/11

Some 3,000 people died as a result of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. On the 15th anniversary, many are taking a retrospective look at the events of the day.

Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Atlantic Eye: Scenes from Denver and U.S. politics

The U.S. presidential election season and political conventions are bizarre animals. Europeans and non-Americans in general marvel at and are intimidated by the frenetic activity, a mixture of glitz and shtick. It is loud. It is crazy -- what can only be described as typical Americana.

Walker's World // 1 decade ago

Walker's World: The world's election

More than any previous American election, this year's extraordinary presidential contest has caught the world's imagination.

Walker's World // 1 decade ago

Walker's World: The price of Putin

Russians are starting to count the costs of Vladimir Putin's policies in a way that may yet return to haunt them.

Walker's World // 1 decade ago

Walker's World: The world and Joe Biden

America's allies in Europe welcomed the choice of Sen. Joe Biden as Democratic running mate; they could be wrong.

Walker's World // 1 decade ago

Walker's World: NATO dithers in Russia

The extraordinary meeting of NATO's foreign ministers Tuesday reached an uneasy and unsatisfactory compromise over their response to Russia's military incursion into Georgia.

Walker's World // 1 decade ago

Walker's World: The intelligence coup

Led by France and Germany, the European Union is planning to create its own super-spy agency, called a "central intelligence unit," that would require its 27 member states to pool information from their intelligence agencies and in the process undermine the longstanding special relationship between Britain and the United States.

Walker's World // 1 decade ago

Walker's World: A more dangerous world

Russian bullying and the Georgian crisis were widely predicted, but a feeble NATO and a U.S. presidency that has forgotten how to lead have combined to made the world a more dangerous place.

Walker's World // 1 decade ago

Walker's World: $200 oil is coming

A top oil industry analyst sees oil rising to $200 a barrel because of under-investment, stock market pressure to return profits to shareholders and nationalized oil companies that can maximize their income by limiting supply.

Walker's World // 1 decade ago

Walker's World: The recession spreads

The United States faces a second wave of financial crisis as the slowdown starts to spread to emerging markets.

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We are taking nothing for granted and are going to redouble our efforts over the next 18 days
Walker's World: Could Ireland vote 'No'? May 29, 2008

Senior Russian defense officials are warning publicly that the rearmament program faces collapse, as wages and other costs soar. The cost of the new T-909 tanks has risen by 25 percent in just three months, and the Defense Ministry has stopped announcing the actual production of tanks, missiles and warplanes
BMD Focus: S-400 delays -- Part 2 Aug 17, 2007

The fact is that the Russian military-industrial complex may have impressive technological skills, but it lacks the skilled manpower, the resource base, the cost control and management, and the advanced engineering capabilities that the rearmament program requires
BMD Focus: S-400 delays -- Part 2 Aug 17, 2007

The targets for increasing armaments have not been met, even when spending for the program consistently increases
BMD Focus: S-400 delays -- Part 2 Aug 17, 2007

Mark Benjamin's brave and determined reporting that exclusively exposed the grim fate awaiting America's wounded Iraq War veterans when they came home takes a proud place in the grand tradition of UPI's journalism
UPI's Benjamin wins top Legion award Mar 25, 2004

Martin Walker is a Director of Hull City football club.

He joined Hull City in June 2007 as part of a consortium with Paul Duffen and Russell Bartlett. They had made unsuccessful attempts to take over West Ham United and Cardiff City.

Bartlett and Walker jointly own the Fortis property company.

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