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Author: Patricia Mace

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The Diplomacy Cable 5/15/2017

May 15, 2017 Patricia Mace 0 Comments Australia, China, Germany, Northern Ireland, Putin, Russia, Soviet Union, Trump, Xi Jinping

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The Diplomacy Cable 05/08/2017

May 8, 2017May 8, 2017 Patricia Mace 0 Comments Brazil, Brexit, France, Iran, Macron, peace talks, Russia, Star Wars, Syria, Tanna, Trudeau, Trump, Turkey, UK, United Nations, Yellow Fever

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The Diplomacy Cable 05/02/2017

May 2, 2017May 2, 2017 Patricia Mace 0 Comments Chavez, Egypt, Lebanon, Maduro, Montenegro, Morocco, NATO, Palestine, Pope Francis, Venezuela

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The Diplomacy Cable 04/24/2017

April 24, 2017 Patricia Mace 0 Comments Australia, Canada, France, Le Pen, Macron, north korea, Nye, Pence, Trump, Turnbull, US

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The Diplomacy Cable 04/17/2017

April 17, 2017 Patricia Mace 0 Comments Erdogan, G7, Iran, Italy, north korea, Tillerson, Turkey, UK

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The Diplomacy Cable 04/10/2016

April 10, 2017 Patricia Mace 0 Comments Basque Country, ETA, Middle East, Russia, Syria, Trump

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The Diplomacy Cable 04/03/2017

April 3, 2017 Patricia Mace 0 Comments Bidi Bidi, Egypt, Egyptian-Saudi Island Dispute, EU, Metro Explosion, Nova Scotia, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sydney, Theresa May, Uganda, UK

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The Diplomacy Cable 03/27/2017

March 27, 2017 Patricia Mace 0 Comments Cannabis, Egypt, Good Friday Agreement, McGuiness, Mubarak, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, Turkish Referendum, UK Police

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The Diplomacy Cable 03/20/2017

March 20, 2017 Patricia Mace 0 Comments EU, G20, Hajj, Iran, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Steve Mnuchin, Theresa May, Trump, UK, US Ban, US Diplomat

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The Diplomacy Cable 03/14/2017

March 14, 2017 Patricia Mace 0 Comments Cairo, China, Egypt, European Court of Justice, Headscarf Ban, north korea, Nuclear Weapons, Pharaoh Ramses II, Pope John Paul II, Queen Elizabeth II, Somali Pirates, Somalia, Tasmanian Devils, US

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