The expulsions and counter-expulsions started with the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter in England.
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Data on expulsions also revealed a significant gap for black male students — they made up 23 percent of all male expulsions.
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It's possible that the U.S. could escalate tensions by announcing additional expulsions in response to the Sunday announcement — a move that would likely push Russia to match the expulsions one-for-one.
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I deal with school issues, fighting, suspensions and expulsions. Everything.
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Mental health consultation has been shown to reduce preschool expulsions.
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The House of Representatives has a similar record with expulsions.
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What you call 'expulsions' are made according to the norms.
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"This is probably it for diplomatic expulsions," Rizzo told me.
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The consequences: some more diplomatic expulsions, some more financial sanctions.
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The two leaders might also reexamine consulate closures and diplomatic expulsions.
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Algeria has refused repeated AP requests for comment on the expulsions.
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Other British allies, such as Australia and Canada, made similar expulsions.
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The root causes of suspensions and expulsions of early learners vary.
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The Obama administration demanded more cases and more expulsions from colleges.
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But despite the expulsions, Russia's diplomatic cupboard is far from bare.
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The expulsions were Mr. Trump's toughest action yet against the Kremlin.
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But the university investigation led to several expulsions and a suspension.
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The expulsions have led to an extraordinary reaction within The Journal.
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Expulsions reached record highs, at one point surpassing 400,000 a year.
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Dutch state broadcaster NOS said the expulsions were on June 7.
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That makes the expulsions looks more aggressive than they might otherwise.
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Russia has already responded to the U.K.'s expulsion of 23 diplomats with a like-for-like expulsion of British diplomats but has yet to respond to the U.S.' surprising 60 expulsions and the EU's multiple expulsions.
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But these expulsions have only been caught on camera a few times.
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Experts on asylum are skeptical Salvini can achieve his ambitious expulsions target.
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The events led to diplomatic withdrawals, expulsions, and a confrontation with Cuba.
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They do not have ambassadors in place following expulsions several years ago.
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Diplomatically and economically, these new sanctions and expulsions won't change a thing.
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Russia has denied wrongdoing and responded in kind with expulsions of Greeks.
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Schools are under tremendous pressure to reduce suspensions and expulsions, she said.
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The expulsions were done in secret and just became public this month.
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Go deeper: U.K. floated idea of 60 Russian expulsions before Trump's move.
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Were the expulsions a way of declaring allegiance to the United States?
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Others disagreed, yet Monday's expulsions were clearly a win for Mrs. May.
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Russia has denied involvement in the poisoning and responded with retaliatory expulsions.
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Last month, five delivery companies warned of delivery delays following the expulsions.
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It was the first issue since the Western expulsions of Russian diplomats.
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The expulsions come amid high tensions between the US and Chinese media.
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U.S. government staff in Russia has shrunk after tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions.
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He fears that expulsions will violate the right of immigrants to due process.
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Mr Trump himself did not announce or explain the expulsions on March 26th.
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In Italy and the Czech Republic pro-Putin nationalist politicians questioned the expulsions.
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Putin said Friday that the Kremlin would not retaliate and make similar expulsions.
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He said the expulsions were fair and not part of any government campaign.
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"The reasons behind the expulsions (nowadays) weren't there during Mubarak's time," Dahy said.
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Several tribes are now appealing against their pending expulsions in the high court.
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The HSYK is responsible for appointments, transfers, promotions and expulsions in the judiciary.
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It will also set off all sorts of show-trials, expulsions and deselections.
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Ministers are now deliberating over further asset freezes, visa refusals and diplomatic expulsions.
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For "Echoes and Expulsions," the scrim has been pulled aside, revealing rough country.
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Expulsions on the scale the Trump administration envisions are hardly unknown to history.
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The expulsions come at a time when goodwill towards Russia is running low.
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Last week, it declined to answer questions about the expulsions and base intrusion.
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Moscow has denied responsibility for the attack and has retaliated with its own expulsions.
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But Lavrov told the press conference the expulsions of the diplomats had "no foundation."
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Many Salvadoreans are praying that the United States Congress will intervene to stop expulsions.
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The current spate of expulsions may be worse than in the Cold War era.
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" Juca Kfouri, one of Brazil's most prominent sports columnists, called the expulsions "repressive stupidity.
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Iran responded to the expulsions by filing a complaint with the Kuwaiti charge d'affaires.
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An official said the expulsions were needed to defend China's media against American suppression.
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It has led to countless expulsions, murders, massacres and pogroms throughout Europe and elsewhere.
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This is nonsensical: the North Atlantic Treaty offers no mechanism for suspensions or expulsions.
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But these expulsions are more than just tit-for-tat and are not isolated.
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The interior minister has asked prefects all over France to step up such expulsions .
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" Heather Conley, former State Department official, told Reuters that the expulsions of hundreds of people from an important U.S. embassy is extraordinary and "it is very difficult to see how the president could view these expulsions as a 'positive' development in any form.
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These numbers may seem small compared to U.S. expulsions, but it's important to realize that Nordic missions in Russia are much smaller than those of their larger allies, and any significant counter-expulsions could cripple their ability to serve Nordic citizens in Russia.
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The incident has had major diplomatic ramifications, with mass expulsions of Russian and Western diplomats.
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This allegiance argument, used through the ages, gives credence to expulsions, ethnic cleansing and murder.
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The attack has had major diplomatic ramifications, with mass expulsions of Russian and Western diplomats.
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Between 2628 and 28503, suspensions declined by 22019 percent and expulsions dropped by 40 percent.
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The expulsions show Russia will pay a price for using chemical weapons on allied territory.
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Teachers who sought suspensions or expulsions of minority students were painted as racists, conservatives maintained.
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He's certainly been less tactful than predecessors with multinationals, and reporter expulsions have become common.
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The expulsions were in retaliation for the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain.
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Neither minister has gone quietly, and on Tuesday Philpott disputed the legitimacy of the expulsions.
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Of the 20 expulsions of sitting members that have occurred, 17 were for supporting the Confederacy.
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The risk of expulsions for foreign journalists—once a feature exclusive to the mainland—may grow.
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Turkish officials protested the expulsions and described it as a "mistake which would open irreparable wounds."
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The two countries traded diplomatic expulsions last week, with Washington and Moscow expelling dozens of diplomats.
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But research shows that schools with higher rates of suspensions and expulsions are not necessarily safer.
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The tit-for-tat expulsions were the second such episode following geopolitically related poisonings in Britain.
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"These recent expulsions seem more readily explained by political bias," Mr. Harris wrote to his followers.
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An immediate wave of expulsions might include fewer than a dozen Chinese journalists, one official said.
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The expulsions by China's Foreign Ministry followed widespread public anger at the headline on the Feb.
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If that can be proven, the UK government reportedly may retaliate with sanctions and diplomatic expulsions.
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On the diplomatic front, relations have worsened following tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats last year.
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The herders and farmers who were moved for the project endured starvation, executions and brutal expulsions.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry said Thursday that it would make a "mirror" response to expulsions by Germany, France and other countries that expelled a small number of Russian diplomats, suggesting equivalent expulsions of diplomats from European countries, Australia and other nations that ordered out Russian envoys on Monday.
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Some 17,1.23 were deported between July of 2015 and March this year, though expulsions have slowed recently.
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For example, in Colorado, drug-related expulsions and suspensions from schools have gone down in recent years.
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The big picture: The move was coordinated with similar expulsions from other countries, an administration official said.
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Episodes of mass expulsions occur multiple times a year — followed, inevitably, by lawsuits from the expelled students.
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Under U.S. command, NATO bombed Serbian forces in 1999 to halt killings and expulsions of Kosovo Albanians.
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The expulsions come as China faces intense international scrutiny over its handling of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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The West blamed Russia for the poisoning, which caused a flurry of tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions.
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The United Nations' top human rights official has said that could entail illegal "collective and arbitrary expulsions".
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Russia denies any role in the poisoning and has vowed to retaliate against Britain for the expulsions.
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In stalking cases, colleges handed out some sort of sanction at least 270 times, but issued 48 expulsions.
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Mass expulsions have decimated the ranks of Russian spies under diplomatic cover in the West, making operations harder.
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Until the recent diplomatic expulsions, Greece enjoyed a warm relationship with Moscow and avoided diplomatic disputes with Russia.
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The stand-off has led to tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats and fiery rhetoric on both sides.
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In the short run, the recent expulsions will certainly dent Russia's ability to gather the intelligence it wants.
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More than 25 other countries and NATO have supported the move against Russia by announcing their own expulsions.
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The University of Virginia had no sexual assault-related expulsions between 1998 and 2013, despite having 205 reports.
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The solution to this crisis lies in working to find a peaceful and diplomatic solution, not in expulsions.
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Simply put, diplomatic expulsions and a few economic restrictions are not seen by Moscow as examples of strength.
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It's of particular concern to minority students, who—along with students with disabilities—face more expulsions in general.
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Elizabeth experimented with a range of expressions from the way she was eating to sleeping to ecstatic expulsions.
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Mr. Clark also ran afoul of the school board, which accused him of usurping its authority over expulsions.
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For all the arrests, suspensions and expulsions that he had observed, "school safety did not improve," he said.
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The West's "business as usual" attitude has convinced the Kremlin it can wait out the expulsions and sanctions.
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In recent months, Italy has stepped up expulsions of foreigners believed to be a threat to national security.
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"The E.U. can say fast-track collective expulsions are legal," Human Rights Watch wrote on Twitter on Friday.
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Mr. Skripal "may have contributed some part of the puzzle" that led to the expulsions, the official said.
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Western officials say that many of the Russians are spies and that the expulsions will hinder Russian espionage.
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It was not an insignificant move, and Russia has indicated it will respond with tit-for-tat expulsions.
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Matteo Salvini, the leader of the League party, is an ally of Mr. Putin and criticized the expulsions.
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Suspensions and expulsions are also linked to the disproportionate numbers of minority students in the criminal justice system.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday called the expulsions "unfortunate" and said he hoped China would reconsider.
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The expulsions of Russian diplomats come amid an ongoing investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Russia has denied it was behind the poison attack and responded to the expulsions by also expelling diplomats.
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After the expulsions were announced, officials described a pattern of harassment of American government employees working in Russia.
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The expulsions appeared to be the first of Chinese diplomats suspected of spying in more than three decades.
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The ensuing fallout led to the biggest Western expulsions of Russian diplomats since the height of the Cold War.
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"These expulsions are justified because they concern illegal activities at the expense of our national security," the source said.
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That lack of follow-through extends to university campuses, where domestic violence and stalking cases rarely lead to expulsions.
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An international incident that resulted in one of the largest diplomatic expulsions in history began with a perfume bottle.
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It should follow the lead of college football, which now punishes offending players with immediate expulsions from the game.
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Rome, Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini attends meeting on immigration, terrorism, arrivals and expulsions (0800 GMT).
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Classroom management is enforced by school police officers, hefty suspensions, and expulsions that are drastically applied to marginalized students.
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The Security Council's handling of the expulsions was under scrutiny by other nations where peacekeeping missions have been deployed.
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Those expulsions have increased with the government's tougher line on immigration, according to advocates for the rights of immigrants.
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But they were suddenly left to wonder: Might a decent Viognier lead to suspensions or expulsions for all involved?
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He blamed the expulsions of Russian diplomats from outposts in 24 countries on a "colossal blackmail" campaign by Washington.
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The U.S. State Department is expected to announce the expulsions as soon as Tuesday, the sources said on Monday.
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" Settler colonialism replies, as it always has done from the indigenous expulsions to the ending of DACA: "go away.
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In a series of Twitter posts this week, Mr. Assange was critical of Western nations' expulsions of Russian diplomats.
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Article of the Day Article: New Trump Deportation Rules Allow Far More Expulsions Before Reading Watch the video above.
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Over the decades, Washington and Havana, old Cold War foes, have engaged in tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats.
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The expulsions were a coordinated response to the poisoning in Britain of a former Russian spy and his daughter.
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It remains to be seen whether the expulsions on both sides could escalate or stop at the current figures.
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"All these expulsions are rather a formality which creates a lot of noise," a banker based in Moscow said.
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She is expected to announce retaliatory measures against Russia today, including possible diplomatic expulsions, asset freezes and travel bans.
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"Axios' Steve Levine notes, "this is one of the biggest expulsions of any type from any country in modern history.
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The Kremlin has denied the accusation, which set off the diplomatic expulsions and a series of economic measures against Russia.
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More were ferried across from the island of Chios, where riot police clashed hours earlier with demonstrators protesting the expulsions.
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The Kremlin denied involvement and the incident sparked mass tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions as relations between the countries soured.
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Russia has denied involvement in the poisoning, which sparked the biggest diplomatic expulsions since the height of the Cold War.
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Maduro said the expulsions were "in defense of the dignity of the homeland", receiving a standing ovation from the crowd.
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This has been particularly damaging to minority students, who are disproportionately and unjustifiably subject to suspensions, expulsions and other penalties.
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Iran responded to the expulsions by filing a complaint with the Kuwaiti charge d'affaires, the Iranian news agency ISNA said.
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The day after the expulsions, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee held a closed, top secret hearing on the Cuba situation.
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Several leaders were looking around to see who else might join the expulsions when France's Macron spoke up in support.
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European Council President Donald Trusk wouldn't rule out the possibility of further expulsions of diplomats in the days to come.
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Their jailings and expulsions were soft-pedaled, say critics, in order to keep transactions with the East's leaderships on track.
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The expulsions added to Venezuela's rupture not only with the United States but other big countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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Lying about immigrants being rapists and terrorists might justify a huge border wall, mass expulsions and religion-based immigration bans.
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Jews have lived here for 3,700 years, despite repeated massacres, expulsions and occupations — by the Romans, Arabs, Crusaders and Ottomans.
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The two countries have a long history of reciprocal expulsions, and Russian officials had been threatening to retaliate for days.
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Salvini, whose League party scored huge gains in March 4 elections on its xenophobic platform, has vowed mass expulsions of migrants.
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"There is an astronomically high number of expulsions and suspensions," said Kary Moss, the executive director of the ACLU of Michigan.
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Earlier expulsions from the Politburo (this would be the fourth in over two decades) resulted from eruptions of high-level infighting.
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The poisoning, which Britain blamed on Russia, prompted the biggest Western expulsions of diplomats since the height of the Cold War.
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Washington unveiled the harshest measures in Monday's wave of expulsions, ordering out 60 Russian diplomats and closing Moscow's consulate in Seattle.
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Detention is a strong possibility for some, but impoverished Bangladesh insists it will not accept mass expulsions back into its territory.
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Now he's defending the need for school discipline reform nationwide: a system with more second chances, and fewer suspensions and expulsions.
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But if you're the kind of person who regularly covers their respiratory expulsions with their hands... buddy, you're doing it wrong.
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In previous years, judges, university officials and veteran lawyers say, the number of expulsions was so small they didn't tally it.
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Omar Dahy, the head of the court, told Reuters that the expulsions were far more numerous than before the Arab Spring.
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Maduro said the expulsions were "in defense of the dignity of the homeland," and received a standing ovation from the crowd.
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The Obama administration guidance also substantially reduced the use of unnecessary suspensions and expulsions, improving school safety and increasing graduation rates.
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An official at Iraq's Ministry of Migration and Displacement condemned forced expulsions as "oppressive" but could not confirm they were happening.
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Her job is to try to reduce the number of expulsions in Los Angeles County that are justified by zero-tolerance.
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The Russian foreign ministry issued a stern protest to the Greek ambassador over the expulsions and has threatened to respond further.
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The logical next step after the diplomatic expulsions is a similarly coordinated campaign to hit the wallets of the Kremlin elite.
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But Putin said the latest expulsions ordered by Washington brought the number of Russian diplomats on U.S. soil to below parity.
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While Maas, a member of the SPD, has made clear he backs the expulsions, some in his party are more cautious.
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White students accounted for a similar rate of student suspension and expulsions, but they make up half of the student population.
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In December, members of Parliament refused to pay their dues into a party fund, prompting the party to threaten more expulsions.
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For 58 years, the expulsions clung to them through college transfer applications, job interviews and in most cases to the grave.
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These range from diplomatic expulsions and economic sanctions all the way up to reinforcements of NATO and cyberattacks on Russian targets.
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On the diplomatic front, already chilly relations have gone into the deep freeze following recent tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats.
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The expulsions came as Europe is pressuring North African governments to head off the migrants before they can cross the Mediterranean Sea.
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In the subsequent years, Nabagesera says she received countless suspensions and expulsions from various schools as her sexual orientation became increasingly apparent.
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Other options included Britain co-financing a detention center for illegal migrants, organizing repatriation flights and assisting with expulsions, the source said.
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"In the absence of a lot more (bilateral) agreements, it&aposs quite difficult to step up these efforts" at expulsions, he said.
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Research has long shown that excessive suspensions and expulsions are tied to higher rates of school absence, school dropouts, and academic failure.
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On Monday, the human rights commissioner of the Council of Europe echoed a senior U.N. official in warning of illegal mass expulsions.
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He also ordered Venezuelan diplomats out of the U.S. But late Saturday, Venezuela's Foreign Ministry reportedly issued a statement suspending the expulsions.
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So in that context, how should we be thinking about the Skripal poisonings, the election interference, the diplomat expulsions, and so forth?
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Yet it also has a history of being tough on demonstrators, dating back to suspensions and expulsions during the Vietnam War era.
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It is illegal because forced returns run contrary to the European Convention on Human Rights, which prohibits the collective expulsions of aliens.
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The Communists, echoing Russian officials, saw the expulsions as Mr. Tsipras's "gift" to NATO, timed to coincide with the recent NATO summit.
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Over time, many student activists have become disillusioned with an emphasis on punitive justice — firings, expulsions and in some cases, prison sentences.
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This move — made in retaliation for recent expulsions by the United States government — is one that we would protest under any circumstances.
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The Russian Embassy in Sofia said the two diplomats would leave Bulgaria, but Moscow reserved its right to respond to their expulsions.
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The only dissenting voice on the school board was Jeffrey Perkins, one of the two black members, who voted against the expulsions.
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Beginning her address, Suu Kyi noted that several mass expulsions of people during the Balkan wars of the 1990s were not genocide.
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But it does not check for school expulsions, other mental health history or domestic disturbances that do not result in criminal charges.
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The Cuban government, however, called the expulsions "unjustified and unfounded," signaling trouble for the U.S.' 2-year-old diplomatic relationship with Cuba.
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Trump's immigration policies could lead to collective expulsions of migrants in a breach of international law, the U.N. human rights chief says.
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Russia's ambassador to Indonesia, Lyudmila Georgievna Vorobieva, said the situation surrounding the Skripal case and the expulsions of Russian diplomats was "absolutely absurd".
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Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned that diplomatic expulsions typically bring a tit-for-tat response, but underlined the importance of Russia-Greece ties.
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The expulsions are notable because Greece enjoys some of the friendliest relationships with the Russian government of any EU or NATO member state.
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People can't imagine Uber without its visionary leader, Kalanick and, at best, we'll see some surgical expulsions of managers and human resources employees.
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The U.N. High Commission on Human Rights has called on Algeria to stop the mass expulsions, saying they violate international human rights law.
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Russia will definitely retaliate for the expulsions of Russian diplomats by multiple Western and east European governments, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday.
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While Russia may have been surprised by the magnitude of the coordinated expulsions by Britain's allies on Monday, it was clearly anticipating something.
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The phrase has become a rallying cry for critics of the government's mass expulsions, though censors now block it on the Chinese internet.
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Berlin said on Monday it was sending four diplomats back to Russia as part of 100 expulsions by the U.S. and European countries.
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As the expulsions got underway on Monday, several European countries said they were working to fulfill their end of the bargain with Turkey.
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Moreover, coordinated expulsions -- rather than those from one country alone -- are especially valuable, because intelligence agencies often operate on a third-country basis.
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Even more impressive is that City Year schools reduce the amount of detentions by 2120 percent, and behavior-related expulsions by 26 percent.
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One senior official familiar with discussions said the extent of measures in the coming weeks could be "surprising" and not confined to expulsions.
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The Russian government has denied any role in the poisonings and has blamed the diplomatic expulsions on a "colossal blackmail" campaign by Washington.
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At least one of the officials is believed to be an intelligence officer, six people with knowledge of the expulsions told the Times.
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The Journal reporters' expulsions also came as tensions between the US government and Chinese media outlets operating in the US reached new heights.
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Neither Washington nor Beijing made an announcement at the time of the expulsions, and the State Department still has not publicly acknowledged them.
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Moscow denies involvement in the attack, which prompted the biggest wave of diplomatic expulsions between Moscow and the West since the Cold War.
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But hours later, Russian President Vladimir Putin overrode that sentiment, declaring that there would be no expulsions and the facilities would keep running.
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Speaking to journalists while a third group of about 20153 Venezuelans were escorted onto a plane, Vizcarra said the expulsions were only the beginning.
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"Our geographical position is such that today, we are directly in the path of all the expulsions of migrants," said Arlit Mayor Abdourahman Mawli.
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Pump, meanwhile, was kicked out of school in 230th grade (the last in a string of expulsions) for starting a riot with his friend.
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He has used executive powers to shield millions of undocumented migrants from deportation and to focus expulsions on those who had committed serious crimes.
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The expulsions would be "met with a swift response" from Washington, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Wednesday, although he gave no details.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused London of behaving in a "boorish" way with the expulsions and that Moscow's response would come "very soon".
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A strong Western response, coming on top of recent expulsions of diplomats and sanctions might have had a restraining effect on policymakers in Moscow.
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Mr. al-Hussein was one of several migrants to provide similar accounts of extrajudicial detentions and expulsions, but his testimony was the most detailed.
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Obama administration officials were expecting a "bellicose" response to the expulsions and sanctions, according to the email exchange between Ms. McFarland and Mr. Bossert.
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To the surprise of foreign policy experts, the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, did not immediately respond with retaliatory expulsions of Americans from Moscow.
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Moscow has vowed retaliation for the diplomatic expulsions, which it has blamed on a "colossal blackmail" campaign by the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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The expulsions followed a decision by the Trump administration to designate several Chinese media companies as de facto arms of the government in Beijing.
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Administrators doled out harsh punishments for ordinary infractions like fighting and truancy, ranging from suspensions and expulsions to referrals to the criminal justice system.
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Renée Jones-Bos told reporters of the expulsions on her way out of Russia's foreign ministry building after she was summoned for an audience.
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In studies, post-coital dysphoria hasn't been linked to relationship dissatisfaction, so your tears may just be random expulsions in reaction to sex or orgasm.
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At the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Channel 7 reported there were 52 reported cases, but zero expulsions, two suspensions and five formal reprimands.
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NATO carried out air strikes in 1999 to halt killings and expulsions of Kosovo Albanian civilians by Serbian security forces in a counter-insurgency campaign.
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Asked at a news conference this week how mass expulsions can happen without more diplomatic treaties, Salvini sounded unfazed — but didn&apost give any details.
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Universities can respond in ways that the legal system cannot, such as granting class or residence hall changes, campus no-contact orders, suspensions, and expulsions.
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This lower standard of evidence allows universities to respond to reports with suspensions or expulsions, rather than seeing all those cases thrown out in court.
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But there was no indication of a direct link between the expulsions and tension over THAAD, said the South Korean government official, who requested anonymity.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said similar steps will be taken in response to the expulsions, though she did not immediately provide further details.
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But studies of such diversionary programs are showing them to be more effective at preventing and reducing crime than the usual expulsions and prison sentences.
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Some cost was imposed (in the form of sanctions and expulsions), but more will have to be done to deter similar conduct in the future.
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These expulsions follow the announcement on March 15 of personal sanctions against 24 Russian individuals and entities associated with the infamous St. Petersburg troll factory.
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Russia responded with a similar number of diplomatic expulsions and ordered the closure of the United States Consulate in St. Petersburg, Russia's second-largest city.
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Following his practice of avoiding public criticism of Russia, Mr. Trump made no mention of the expulsions during a speech on Thursday afternoon in Ohio.
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Unlike with expulsions in Soviet times, the Russians no longer have Eastern European allies who can carry on the work for them, particularly in Britain.
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The U.S., UK and many other EU countries expelled a combined 342 diplomats from world capitals in an extraordinary game of tit-for-tat expulsions.
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The world does not yet know the full details of the Skripal poisoning, but it does not feel like waiting, as the expulsions make clear.
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Current and former diplomats said the real test of the expulsions would be if they served to deter Russia from further intervention in other countries.
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Other than the expulsions, May went no further than current EU sanctions which include travel restrictions and asset freezes against 150 people and 38 companies.
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The activity offers fresh evidence that despite indictments, expulsions and recriminations, Russia remains undeterred in its campaign to widen political divisions and weaken Western institutions.
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Mr. Salvini, who will maintain his leadership position in the League, is expected to speed up expulsions, break up Roma camps and seal Italy's borders.
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"This move — made in retaliation for recent expulsions by the United States government — is one that we would protest under any circumstances," the publishers wrote.
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China linked the expulsions to its anger over a headline in the Journal's opinion pages that referred to China as the "sick man" of Asia.
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Still, those who remain suspicious of Trump's relationship with Moscow will have noticed that Trump himself did not personally announce or comment on the expulsions.
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The US and Russia last month continued to push each other's officials out of their borders in a further round of expulsions from diplomatic outposts.
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It was under U.S. command that NATO bombed Serbian forces in 1999 to halt killings and expulsions of Kosovo Albanians during a counter-insurgency operation.
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The expulsions were an unusual move for Kuwait, which typically avoids conflict and has worked at keeping good relations with all countries in the region.
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The expulsions, the first since 1998, according to the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China, were condemned by the United States secretary of state, Mike Pompeo.
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The expulsions, the first since 1998, according to the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China, were condemned by the United States secretary of state, Mike Pompeo.
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One of the seven students caught fighting dropped out of school before the district handed down its decision, but the others received two-year expulsions.
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The announcement from Russia's Foreign Ministry said that if the United States responded to the latest measure with any further expulsions, Russia would match them.
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A State Department travel advisory preceded the diplomatic expulsions, warning Americans against going to Cuba, although not one visitor has been affected by these illnesses.
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It said six expulsions had already been carried out under similar circumstances in August, taking the total to 15 since the start of the year.
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We're covering the secret U.S. expulsions of two Chinese Embassy officials, an earthquake in the Philippines and nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov vowed on Tuesday to respond to the recent slew of diplomatic expulsions, though he did not say what that could entail.
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"All these arrests and expulsions are part of our enemies' attempts to harm efforts to salvage the nuclear deal," a senior Iranian official told Reuters.
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Despite forced expulsions of the Jews by the Crusaders in 22019 and the Ottoman Turks in 1517, the Jews of Hebron kept on coming back.
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His administration has taken actions that went beyond those of his most recent predecessors, including sanctions, diplomatic expulsions and increased military support for Eastern Europe.
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At this point, the Nazis hadn't yet figured out what they wanted to do to their Jewish population and were exploring mass expulsions as an option.
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Only weeks ago when Obama expelled several dozen Russian diplomats, the Kremlin held its nerve and didn't resort to the normal diplomatic tit-for-tat expulsions.
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Prime Minister Edi Rama earlier said the expulsions had been coordinated with fellow NATO countries and that "Russians who trod on the national interest will leave".
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The parties failed to say how individual needs for international protection would be fairly assessed during the rapid-fire mass expulsions they agreed would take place.
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The situation is different in neighboring China, where authorities have used actual and threatened expulsions of journalists as punishment for reporting they find sensitive or embarrassing.
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Across the country school principals and teachers—both in traditional public schools and charter schools—are rethinking their approach to suspensions and expulsions for bad behaviour.
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There is no sign, for instance, that Trump is pulling back from other controversial positions -- including doubling down on border enforcement and expulsions of undocumented immigrants.
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Salvini&aposs League campaigned during the March 4 national election on a strong anti-migrant agenda that included promises of mass expulsions of migrants already here.
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Will the sanctions and diplomatic expulsions President Obama has just ordered against Russia in retaliation for its alleged interference in the 2016 election have any effect?
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The big picture: No senator has been expelled since the Civil War, with 14 out of 15 prior expulsions having been for support of the Confederacy.
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Whitehurst thinks the NAACP has a point about expulsions at charters, since there's some evidence they expel students at a higher rate than traditional public schools.
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A European government official and a Western intelligence source said on Friday that the expulsions of two Iranian embassy staff occurred up to two months ago.
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Last month a hashtag "No to Africans in Algeria" was widely shared on Twitter and Facebook, calling for expulsions to protect Algerian families and prevent "chaos".
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Johnson has a working majority in the House of Commons of just one MP, meaning any expulsions would leave him as leader of a minority government.
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The new expulsions are the latest sign that Putin isn't particularly impressed by the charm offensive — or particularly concerned about widening the rift with the West.
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Cuba has denied any responsibility for the illnesses, and condemned the expulsions of diplomats as a "hasty, inappropriate and unthinking" decision that was motivated by politics.
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The forced departures of the Journal reporters last month were believed to be the first outright expulsions of foreign journalists by the Chinese government since 1998.
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The expulsions "will definitely have a big influence" on relations between the two countries, said Zhan Jiang, a retired journalism professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University.
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Some school districts have piloted special programs to reduce suspensions and expulsions; they include mandatory mental health screening and stepped-up outreach for youths in trouble.
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But in Hong Kong, a large and lively cadre of foreign journalists has enjoyed freedom of expression, and human rights groups could not recall any expulsions.
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Radovan Karadzic, one of Mr. Milosevic's proxies in Bosnia, conducted a campaign of "ethnic cleansing," which meant rape and murder, mass expulsions, concentration camps and siege.
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"Additional measures, including further expulsions ... are not to be excluded in the coming days and weeks," European Council President Donald Tusk said Monday, speaking in Bulgaria.
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American officials believe at least one of the Chinese officials was an intelligence officer operating under diplomatic cover, said six people with knowledge of the expulsions.
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The expulsions were intended to punish the Kremlin for a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in Britain that has been blamed on Moscow.
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Paul television station KSTP reported that cornerbacks Ray Buford Jr. and Kiante Hardin, safety Dior Johnson and defensive end Tamarion Johnson had their recommended expulsions upheld.
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Serbia lost control of Kosovo after 1999 NATO bombing to halt killings and expulsions of Kosovo's majority ethnic Albanians by Serb forces during a counter-insurgency.
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Russia responded in kind to those expulsions by booting out dozens of foreign diplomats, including 60 American officials, and shuttering the U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg.
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The expulsions will likely be announced on Monday, sources familiar with the matter told Bloomberg, but the decision is still being debated and is not final.
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The center-right bloc, which includes the League, says the vast majority have no right to asylum and has promised mass expulsions if it takes power.
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The SVP campaign dates to 2010, when voters told the Swiss parliament via another binding referendum to take steps to increase and accelerate expulsions of convicted foreigners.
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He attacked Austria's planned crackdown on Muslim schools and mosques and expulsions of irregular migrants, and Hungary's plans to restrict non-profits that sought to help migrants.
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But in the Sahrawi camps, many of the younger generation of refugees were already frustrated by the lack of progress even before the expulsions and Abdelaziz's death.
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The big picture: No senator has been expelled since the Civil War with 14 out of 15 prior expulsions having been for support of the Confederacy. Sen.
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Under the agreement, the FARC is to help make reparations to victims of its crimes, which included kidnapping, mortar attacks on towns and villages and mass expulsions.
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High school graduation and college entry rates also seem to have improved significantly, even while suspensions, expulsions and the rate of students switching schools have all dropped.
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The expulsions came in response to legislation overwhelmingly passed by Congress last week that would increase sanctions against Russia and limit President Trump's ability to lift penalties.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov also said Monday that "there was no point in waiting" to announce the expulsions until after Trump signed the new sanctions into law.
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He praised the recent sanctions against Russia and the expulsions of Russian diplomats, and cited some of Trump's speeches as examples of speaking the truth about authoritarianism.
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Editorial To all outward appearances, Russia's retaliatory expulsions of American and other diplomats followed the old Cold War pattern: A Soviet deed would prompt Western punitive measures.
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One might have reasonably expected, at this point, a sad end for these students: public apologies, expulsions, smears on state TV, even prosecutions for distributing gay propaganda.
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" The problem with China's depiction of the expulsions as "totally a necessary counterreaction," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo rightly noted, is that "this isn't apples to apples.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused the U.K. of "boorish" behavior, and said that Moscow's response to the diplomatic expulsions would come "very soon," according to Reuters.
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Nauert said investigators did not yet have a definitive explanation for the incidents but stressed they take them "very seriously," as shown by the Cuban diplomats' expulsions.
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Under Bush's successor Bill Clinton, the United States led NATO bombing of Serbian forces in 1999 to halt killing and expulsions of Albanians during a counter-insurgency.
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In its few public statements, Algeria has insisted that migrants are treated appropriately, but the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights has condemned the expulsions in the desert.
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Monday's wave of expulsions followed EU leaders saying last week that evidence presented by May of Russian involvement in the attack was a solid basis for further action.
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One government source said Johnson had put his "shoulder to the wheel" to win international support for sanctions and Russian diplomatic expulsions from a long list of countries.
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While that total may appear small, the expulsions caused widespread fears amongst Lebanese expatriates, who send back about $2.5 billion to Lebanon a year, that they are vulnerable.
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Once these mission staffing cuts kick in in a month, Trump will be faced with a decision to follow usual protocol and make tit-for-tat Russian expulsions.
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Peskov, on a conference call with reporters, said Moscow had seen only media reports about possible expulsions and would not react until it received official word from Washington.
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In 2002, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that Belgium had failed to take sufficient account of asylum seekers' personal circumstances in a case involving collective expulsions.
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Instead of racking their brains to find a legal fig leaf for measures like collective expulsions, the European Council's members should have the courage to scrap the deal.
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The United Nations warned that the expulsions, which it said are becoming widespread, endanger civilians' lives and undermine efforts at reconciling the country's minority Sunnis and Shi'ite majority.
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Gadem's report on the expulsions was buttressed by the Moroccan Association of Human Rights, which published videos of groups of migrants being taken to the airport and deported.
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William Lewis, the publisher of the Journal and the CEO of its parent company Dow Jones, did express "regret" in a statement hours after the expulsions were announced.
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This footage was also released a day after Putin announced his post-Skirpal diplomatic expulsions and property seizures and should be considered part of Putin's response to Skirpal.
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We assess that he's OK digesting any costs associated with being outed and punished, whether punishment comes in the form of DOJ indictments, public condemnations, or diplomatic expulsions.
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But Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida and a leading foe of closer relations between the two countries, said the expulsions were a fitting response to Cuba's misbehavior.
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The surprise expulsions by Bolivia were the latest and most drastic step taken by Ms. Añez to reshape foreign and domestic policy since succeeding Mr. Morales in November.
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The poisoning was at the center of a diplomatic split between Britain and Russia, leading both countries to engage in tit-for-tat expulsions of each others' diplomats.
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The leaders of Poland, the Czech Republic and the three Baltic states - Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania - were among those predicting further expulsions of Russian diplomats from their capitals.
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A long list of ministers and Liberal parliamentarians echoed Trudeau's emphasis on party unity on Wednesday, but the opposition reiterated that the expulsions were proof of a cover up.
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On Tuesday the expulsions continued: NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg said he was expelling seven staff at the Russian mission to NATO, and denying pending accreditation to three others.
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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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This involved emptying Greek islands of all those who had crossed over from Turkey prior to the deal in order to make way for the newcomers and organize expulsions.
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The latest round of expulsions therefore means at least one thing: Western counter-espionage services will be unusually busy in the coming months trying to identify the new arrivals.
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On Friday, in response to sanctions passed by Congress, Putin ordered the U.S. to cut its embassy staff by 755, one of the largest such expulsions in modern history.
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McCain, who is one of Washington's most prominent foreign policy hardliners, has criticized the recent sanctions and expulsions announced by the Obama administration this week as insufficient and belated.
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A look at the paltry history of congressional expulsions suggests that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will have a real challenge if he is forced to go that route.
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The expulsions are the toughest action taken against the Kremlin by President Trump, who has been criticized for not being firm enough with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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For the past five decades, a violent past that no one can remember firsthand but everyone can imagine has been recreated by way of equally callous expulsions and annihilations.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov vowed a response to the diplomatic expulsions on Tuesday, decrying what he called a "colossal blackmail" campaign by the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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The diplomatic incident adds a new irritant to already fraught U.S.-Russia ties, which remain strained over everything from tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions to nuclear arms control tensions.
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The initial announcement from Russia's Foreign Ministry about the cuts said that if the United States responded to the latest measure with any further expulsions, Russia would match them.
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Black students accounted for 61 percent of suspensions and 67 percent of expulsions in 2013 although they were less than 45 percent of the population, according to federal data.
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In Germany, which accepted more than one million refugees and migrants in 2015 and faces elections in September, three mass expulsions of Afghan men have occurred since last fall.
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Germany announced its expulsions last week over what it said was Moscow's refusal to cooperate in the investigation of a murder where German prosecutors suspect Russian or Chechen involvement.
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Skripal's daughter Yulia and a police officer who attended the scene also fell ill in the case, which has caused the biggest East-West diplomatic expulsions since the Cold War.
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Black girls make up 16 percent of girls in US public schools but account for 42 percent of girls' expulsions and more than a third of girls' school-based arrests.
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The poisoning of the Russian former double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter in England in March led to tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats by Moscow and the West.
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The expulsions last month follow similar moves against foreign researchers over the past year that have drawn accusations the government is cracking down on criticism due to heightened political tensions.
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ALGERIA DENIES RIGHTS ABUSES IN MIGRANT EXPULSIONS Prosecutor Richard Horwell told jurors that the couple&aposs "unhealthy, myopic, all-consuming and groundless" obsession with Walton had deprived them of reason.
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First, President Trump's Russia policy, which is what really counts here, has been more aggressive than his predecessor – more sanctions, more weapons for the Ukrainians, more expulsions of Russian diplomats.
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Punitive expulsions of Lebanese expatriates from the Gulf, which is suffering its own economic problems from the collapse in oil prices, have left Lebanon reeling from the loss of remittances.
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The President did sign off on the expulsions of 60 Russian diplomats and fresh sanctions in solidarity with US allies after the poisoning of the former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal.
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While comprising 35 percent of district enrollment, they account for 55 percent of suspensions and expulsions, and more than 60 percent of referrals to law enforcement, federal education data shows.
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Peskov said Moscow would hit back against the mass expulsions of diplomats by the U.K., the U.S. and other allies "but will do so at the appropriate time," Reuters reported.
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The expulsions were a rare move for Kuwait, which avoids conflict and has worked at keeping good relations with nearby countries and whose ruling emir is a regional diplomatic broker.
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In the following months, several Russian diplomats were kicked out of the Czech Republic for spying, though the official could not say whether Mr. Skripal's revelations led to the expulsions.
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Before ordering the expulsions, Britain privately presented its case against Russia to other governments, including evidence that G.R.U. cyberspecialists had hacked the email accounts of Mr. Skripal's daughter in 2013.
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For both Britain and the United States, such expulsions have their roots in the spying between Russia and the West that has endured since the end of the Cold War.
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Britain and dozens of other countries kicked out scores of Russian diplomats over the poisoning of the Skripals, and Moscow responded tit-for-tat with an identical number of expulsions.
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It was after those expulsions that the administration announced it would cap the number of employees for the five organizations allowed to work in the U.S. at any given time.
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Britain has blamed Moscow for the attack, an accusation that the Kremlin has denied, and the dispute precipitated a series of expulsions of diplomats between the two countries and beyond.
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The article also included incorrect information from university officials about the number of expulsions for sexual assault that have resulted from a new policy Stanford put in place in February.
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Compared with white kids, they receive more detentions, suspensions and expulsions in school, have higher rates of arrests and incarceration, and fewer options for high-quality education and stable employment.
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The Trump administration's decision followed the expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats from the U.K. Russia responded to those expulsions by kicking an equal number of British officials out of Russia.
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Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez of Cuba said in November that the expulsions were unwarranted and complained that the United States had not cooperated with the Cuban authorities in its investigation.
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CHISINAU (Reuters) - The Moldovan Foreign Ministry declared Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin persona non grata on Wednesday - a further deterioration in bilateral relations after tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats.
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In addition, the analysts believed that expulsions of Russian diplomats "were also likely" as well as possible retaliatory cyber warfare - although they said that an attack would be limited in scope.
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America's decision to throw out 60 Russian officials accused of spying under diplomatic cover was that country's largest such action, exceeding even expulsions in the chilliest years of the cold war.
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A Trump aide's briefing on the expulsions on March 26th began with an expression of condolences for scores of children and adults killed in a fire in a Siberian entertainment complex.
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The Skripals' poisoning with a nerve agent prompted a wave of diplomatic expulsions and recriminations, with ties between London and Moscow shriveling to a post-Cold War low in its wake.
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Skripal and his daughter Yulia were found slumped on a public bench in Salisbury on that date, and the case prompted the biggest East-West diplomatic expulsions since the Cold War.
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For a graphic of the expulsions: here May said Britain's military laboratory at Porton Down had identified Novichok, though the government has not said how it knows it came from Russia.
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Evictions are almost routine for the Ogiek, a group of around 80,20073 indigenous hunter-gatherers who have suffered repeated expulsions since being moved by the British colonial government in the 1930s.
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MORE announced the expulsions and closed two compounds in the United States last week, when the administration announced sanctions against Russia for cyber attacks the U.S said influences the presidential election.
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After past expulsions, he said, Russian spies have handed their operations over to officers who remain behind, or to "illegals" - long-term agents with no demonstrable connections to the Russian government.
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Missing from the call was any scolding for the nerve-gas attack on the Russian spy that prompted Monday's expulsions or any demand that Mr. Putin stop meddling in American elections.
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The expulsions brought into focus the disconnect between aggressive actions taken against the Kremlin by the Trump administration and the president's public eagerness to have a cooperative relationship with Mr. Putin.
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Even before the recent expulsions, Yin Deting, a demographer who advises the Beijing city government, warned that heavy-handed clearances of migrants would accelerate the aging of the city's work force.
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China on Wednesday defended its decision to expel journalists working for three American news organizations and to forbid them from working in Hong Kong, adding that more expulsions could be coming.
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That started an intense round of expulsions, with the Russians ordering the American diplomatic missions down to 251 people, the same number they had in the United States at that time.
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The purpose of expulsions is twofold: One is to send a message of deterrence, demonstrating that flagrant attacks will not go unpunished and that the Russian state will pay a price.
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But with more than 20 countries taking part in expulsions, Russian capabilities have been hit across the board, making it harder for Moscow to compensate for losses in any one capital.
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The expulsions - carried out in conjunction with media curbs - affected prison guards, clerks, academics, employees of the religious affairs directorate and 1,200 members of the armed forces including nearly 600 officers.
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Like the equally predictable "blue ribbon commission," these moves allow politicians to claim that they are cooperating with a full and open investigations to dampen calls for their resignations or expulsions.
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Even though migration has declined dramatically since then, the authorities across the Continent continue to tighten their borders, increase expulsions and, in places like Croatia, crack down violently on undocumented migrants.
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Kosovo's independence came almost a decade after a NATO air war halted a two-year counter-insurgency war by Serbian security forces that included arrests, killings and expulsions of ethnic Albanian civilians.
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The case has plunged East-West relations into their worst crisis since the Cold War, with Britain and its allies expelling around 130 Russian diplomats and Moscow responding with its own expulsions.
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The expulsions marked the latest escalation of tensions between the two countries after the United States imposed new sanctions on the oil producer in response to what Washington decried as "sham" elections.
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Research compiled by the American Psychological Association finds that suspensions and expulsions lead to a greater likelihood of future behavior problems, academic difficulty and to students detaching from school and dropping out.
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Tillerson, for his part, has said the relationship is at a "low point" amid tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions, sanctions, disagreements over Ukraine, Syria and North Korea, and the election meddling issue.
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The attack on the Skripals worsened the already tense relations between Russia and the West, prompting the expulsion of Russian diplomats and embassy workers from several countries and retaliatory expulsions by Moscow.
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Beyond the expulsions of the Journal reporters, the Chinese government has repeatedly allowed the visas of foreign correspondents whose work is perceived as unfriendly to lapse, forcing them to leave the country.
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"Washington is the standard bearer of a new Cold War," Fyodor Lukyanov, a foreign policy expert close to the Kremlin, wrote in government daily Rossiyskaya Gazeta after last week's U.S. diplomatic expulsions.
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Now is the time to realize our historic mission, comply with our own law and reinforce the unity that has sustained us for thousands of years, through exiles, expulsions, genocide and rebirth.
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The expulsions occurred a day after the U.S. State Department announced that it would treat China's main state news media organizations operating in the United States as arms of the Chinese government.
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Had the United States sought to truly impose real costs and drive a change in behavior, it would have gone beyond diplomatic expulsions and hit Putin and his allies in their wallets.
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Ethnic Rakhines, who form the majority in central parts of the state, have set up committees in several districts that have meted out sanctions ranging from fines to public beatings and expulsions.
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Most of the expulsions mentioned by the experts have taken place at Larung Gar, the world's largest Buddhist institute and one of the most influential centers of learning in the Tibetan world.
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There is a long history of reciprocal expulsions and other measures between the United States and Russia, even after the Cold War ended with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Bosniaks and to a lesser degree Croats have gruesome memories of Serb reserve police forces who were widely blamed for massacres and expulsions of non-Serb civilians early in the 1990s war.
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Image 2 of 2 PARIS – Algeria&aposs deadly expulsions of migrants into the Sahara Desert have nearly ground to a halt after widespread condemnation and the abrupt firing of two top security officials.
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Some parishes are trying to prevent expulsions by providing migrants with church asylum—an ancient law which means the authorities have no jurisdiction over people as long as they remain on church property.
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The Greek Orthodox Church is close to nationalist factions that opposed the agreement, and it appears that the expulsions may have been a response to Russian interests seeking to bolster that religious opposition.
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Mr Thompson cites studies suggesting that being assigned to an own-race teacher improves test scores in maths and reading tests by about five percentage points, as well as reducing suspensions and expulsions.
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Human Rights Watch said the expulsions reported since 2015 were one of the largest illegal forced repatriations it had seen in recent years, and were in "flagrant breach" of global and Cameroonian law.
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And when the US expelled 60 Russian officials from the US, Trump later complained to his aides that the number was too high -- thinking he was merely matching expulsions from individual European counterparts.
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The expulsions were announced several hours after one of the students, Adam Semprevivo, sued Georgetown over his treatment, including its refusal to let him transfer to another school and keep his academic credits.
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The U.N. human rights office last week condemned "serious human rights abuses" committed during the expulsions and said at least six people had been killed, reportedly by Angolan security forces - which Angola denied.
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"We hope that Washington will realize the depravity of the aggressive anti-Russia line," the deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, said in a statement posted on the Foreign Ministry's website after the expulsions.
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He said he hoped that countries carrying out expulsions will "properly examine British information" on the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia on British soil in early March.
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When administration officials explained to him that the US was matching the total number of expulsions from all the other countries combined, Trump apparently exploded and said he thought he had been misled.
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He also said that the British diplomat responsible for coordinating the visits to Russia by British fans had been expelled from Russia as part of the tit-for-tat expulsions following the poisoning.
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DIPLOMATIC TIT-FOR-TAT Russia's diplomatic presence in the United States, and the U.S. missions in Russia, are depleted after two rounds of tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions in the past two years.
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On Thursday, the Kremlin announced that it would expel 60 American diplomats and close the U.S. Consulate in St. Petersburg, after the U.S., European countries and others announced coordinated expulsions of Russian diplomats.
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The trouble is that Russia probably doesn't much worry about diplomatic expulsions, and British sanctions would add little to the broad range of Western sanctions already in place over the annexation of Crimea.
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"You can find this new displaced class in nearly every sector and business in the city, including manufacturing and I.T.," said Wu Qiang, a researcher in Beijing who has written about the expulsions.
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He said a personal meeting with Mr. Trump would help both countries, whose relations have plunged to their lowest ebb in decades after a series of tit-for-tat sanctions and diplomatic expulsions.
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Not all of those recent expulsions have come during Mr. Macron's time in office, yet his government seems determined to make clear that France now has a far lower tolerance for radical preaching.
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None of this, of course, matters for Putin ahead of his assured re-election this weekend, as the United Kingdom and the United States wait for him to respond to expulsions and sanctions.
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Colorado and Washington, the two states to first legalize recreational use, have reported higher rates of school suspensions and expulsions, as well as higher rates of car crashes, among adolescents who use marijuana.
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The expulsions of Russian officials was a coordinated effort by two dozen countries to punish Moscow for the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter on British soil earlier this month.
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Moreover, if Congress could expel a member on such allegations, it could use the power to bar unpopular members by simply producing a couple witnesses or, worse yet, secure a majority through expulsions.
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Heather Nauert, a spokeswoman for the department, said the U.S. still believes Russia is intent on interfering in foreign elections and would likely continue to do so, even after the diplomatic expulsions Monday.
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Since then, already poor ties between Washington and Moscow have deteriorated over the conflict in Syria and the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain which sparked big diplomatic expulsions in both countries.
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After the latest expulsions and sanctions engineered by Washington and Moscow, it's hardly likely that Trump will be able to use any goodwill from Putin to influence Chinese rhetoric or activities over North Korea.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The top United Nations human rights official voiced concern on Thursday that the EU-Turkey draft deal on migrants may lead to "collective and arbitrary expulsions" which are illegal under international law.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron faces a backlash over plans to tighten immigration law as the number of asylum seekers soars, with aid and emergency agencies accusing his government of planning mass expulsions.
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The "Tacoma method" would inspire vigilante expulsions of Chinese communities all over the West Coast and Pacific Northwest; by Lew Williams's tally, over 20153 cities and towns saw similar incidents between 1885 to 1887.
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This week's expulsions follow the Academy's decision last year to expel movie mogul Harvey Weinstein from the organization after the producer was accused of numerous acts of sexual misconduct and assault stretching back decades.
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The expulsions come in response to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's decision on Tuesday to expel the chargé d'affaires and deputy chief of mission of the U.S. Embassy in Caracas for "conspiring" against his government.
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The expulsions were an unusual move for Kuwait, which avoids conflict and has worked at keeping good relations with all the countries in the region, and whose ruling emir is a regional diplomatic broker.
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But the conference convened in the midst of widespread expulsions of Russian diplomats by Western countries, and Russians were reported to be unhappy with what they see as sidelining Moscow from the peace process.
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Drawdowns from crises and security threats in Iraq, Afghanistan and Cuba, plus political withdrawals or expulsions from Venezuela and Russia, total over 600 diplomatic personnel, according to calculations of the American Foreign Service Association.
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One official cautioned, however, that expulsions are just one option the White House will consider, and there is not a good sense at this point whether the President will take any action at all.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will definitely retaliate for the expulsions of Russian diplomats by multiple Western and east European governments, but will do so at the appropriate time, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday.
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Mr. Obama had decided to order the expulsions in response to what the administration called a campaign by Russia to disrupt the presidential election, as well as harassment of American diplomats posted in Russia.
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Huntsman's tenure in Moscow has been marked by tit-for-tat sanctions and diplomatic expulsions, fallout from Russia's interference in the 2016 elections, and warnings that the Kremlin plans to meddle again in 2020.
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Meanwhile, critics see the suspensions, expulsions, arrests and abuse cases as part of the same problem—a school culture that tries to kick students out rather than engage them where they are, as they are.
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Many students who have been expelled say Egypt doesn't let them leave to pursue an education abroad either, because they have criminal records – either in connection with the expulsions or for protesting against the government.
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The man, identified only as Nasibullah S., was among 69 Afghans deported last month on the same day that Interior Minister Horst Seehofer turned 69 - a coincidence he welcomed as a sign of increasing expulsions.
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Admittedly, it's hard to tell if the sudden weight loss was because I was too fucked up to eat and move or because of the the prodigious expulsions from either end of my alimentary canal.
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In late March, Trump ordered 60 more Russian diplomats expelled from the US as part of a global response to the attack -- a response that included similar expulsions of diplomats from other nations checking Russia.
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Britain and dozens of other countries have kicked out scores of Russian diplomats over the incident, and Moscow has responded tit-for-tat in the biggest East-West wave of expulsions since the Cold War.
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It did not specify which of them might be dropped, but made clear that mass expulsions would still be prohibited and receiving countries would still have to guarantee decent living conditions for deported asylum seekers.
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While Cuba denounced the expulsions as "unjustified" and accused the United States of insufficient cooperation, three Interior Ministry officials and a doctor heading the inquiry provided more details in an interview in Havana on Sunday.
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The move, part of a wave of coordinated expulsions by European Union and NATO countries, affected more than 100 Russian diplomats, the biggest Western expulsion of Russian diplomats since the height of the Cold War.
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But since then, already poor ties between Washington and Moscow have deteriorated over the conflict in Syria and the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain, which prompted expulsions of diplomats from both countries.
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As allegations of sexual harassment sweep through the publishing industry — resulting in canceled book deals, boycotts by bookstores and expulsions from writers' conferences — publishers, agents and editors are grappling with how to tackle the issue.
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The poisoning has seriously worsened ties between Britain and Moscow, setting off a chain events that led to the expulsions of hundreds of diplomats around the world, including from Britain, Russia and the United States.
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Monday the Vatican released a comprehensive policy document urging countries around the world to ban "arbitrary and collective expulsions" of refugees or migrants, and to expand the number of "safe and legal pathways" for migration.
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After an ugly televised eviction in the late 292s, when soldiers hauled off families and bulldozers leveled a whole neighborhood, displaying the occupation's brute force, liberal Israeli judges and foreign diplomats helped slow the expulsions.
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They asked whether instructions have been given or are being issued to all branches of state security forces that torture, sexual violence and expulsions are banned "and that those responsible will be prosecuted and punished".
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Chinese Embassy officials complained to State Department officials about the expulsions and asked in a meeting whether the agency was retaliating for an official Chinese propaganda campaign in August against an American diplomat, Julie Eadeh.
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The expulsions marked an escalation in already heightened tensions between Russia and Germany and other Western countries following the poisoning last year of a former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal, and his daughter on British soil.
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While the expulsions send a powerful message, they will force the F.B.I. to go back to work trying to identify a new crop of spies the Russians will almost certainly send to the United States.
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Trump's critics sought to portray him as a reluctant actor in any get-tough approach to Russia, even though one senior administration official described him as involved "from the beginning" in the expulsions of Russian diplomats.
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Although the nerve agent attack was the official trigger for the U.S. expulsions, Trump administration officials warned that the attack should not be viewed in isolation, citing a series of destabilizing and aggressive actions by Moscow.
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And black students were the only race in which both boys and girls were disproportionately disciplined across six disciplinary actions examined, which included corporal punishment, in- and out-of-school suspensions, expulsions and school-related arrests.
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During the first world war Sunni Turks and Kurds purged Anatolia of Greek, Armenian and Syriac Christians, partly in response to the earlier expulsions of Muslims from the Crimea and south-eastern Europe by Orthodox Christians.
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It is a sad hallmark of our time that 2018 began with new announcements of forced expulsions of longtime American residents and migrant workers, and the fate of hundreds of thousands more hanging in the balance.
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While occasional skirmishes still broke out, he (almost single handedly—there was still a number of expulsions of attendees) transformed a growing riot back into the celebration that it had been the majority of the festival.
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In approving the expulsions and ordering the closure of the Russian Consulate in Seattle, Mr. Trump followed the lead of Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain, who rallied a multinational coalition to respond to the poisoning.
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In 2010, the Recovery School District was found to be using expulsions ten times as much as the national average; these schools also disciplined African American and poor students at much higher rates than white students.
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Beijing has said that the expulsions were a response to the Trump administration's decision to limit the number of Chinese citizens from five state-controlled media outlets who could work in the United States to 100.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The opposition far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) rebuked Angela Merkel's government for joining Western expulsions of Russian diplomats after an attack on a former Russian spy in Britain, arguing that this harmed Germany.
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A half-dozen United Nations experts who investigate human rights abuses have taken the rare step of banding together to condemn China for expulsions of monks and nuns from major religious enclaves in a Tibetan region.
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This week, 60 American diplomats left Russia as part of a tit-for-tat series of expulsions that followed last month's nerve-gas poisoning of Sergei V. Skripal, a former Russian double agent, and his daughter.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's FSB security service planned and organized the murder of a Georgian man in Berlin last summer, a killing that triggered diplomatic expulsions from Germany and Moscow, the investigative website Bellingcat said on Monday.
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In an emailed statement, the Croatian Interior Ministry dismissed claims of violence as "fabrications," denied playing any role in the Nigerians' expulsions, and said that Croatian officials had never illegally entered Bosnian territory to deport migrants.
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In an emailed statement, the Croatian Interior Ministry dismissed claims of violence as "fabrications," denied playing any role in the Nigerians' expulsions, and said that Croatian officials had never illegally entered Bosnian territory to deport migrants.
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Foreigners who are convicted should be deported after their release, but due to lack of government funds to pay for tickets, expulsions are rarely carried out, said Joao Chaves, a public defender who specializes in migration.
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Foreigners who are convicted should be deported after their release, but due to lack of government funds to pay for tickets, expulsions are rarely carried out, said Joao Chaves, a public defender who specializes in migration.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the expulsions from Cuba's embassy in Washington were also intended to ensure "equity" in staffing levels, after he recalled more than half the U.S. diplomatic personnel in Havana on Friday.
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Moldova and Russia have been embroiled in a series of rows this year, including tit-for-tat expulsions of each other's diplomats in May and Moldova declaring the Russian deputy prime minister persona non grata in August.
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"Russia has a history of tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions, and so forth, when there's any kind of a spy case," Kimberly Marten, a Russia expert and political science professor at Barnard College, Columbia University told me.
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"Over the next weeks, we&aposll start working on increasing expulsions," Salvini told a rally earlier this week of his right-wing League supporters, who often blame migrants for crime or fear they rob Italians of jobs.
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The ministry said in a statement that it viewed the expulsions, ordered in response to the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal in the English city of Salisbury, as an unfriendly act and a provocative gesture.
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A 833-member ICTY appeals bench upheld Praljak's conviction on charges of crimes against humanity over persecution, murders and expulsions of Bosnian Muslims from territory captured by nationalist Bosnian Croats and the brutal imprisonment of wartime detainees.
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Activists who felt that they should have pressured Obama even more than they were already pressuring him on this issue will now face an implacable enemy in the Oval Office: a man elected to undertake mass expulsions.
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All these have drawn a dizzying barrage of sanctions from the United States, the European Union and their Western allies, ranging from asset freezes and travel bans to a broad variety of trade embargoes and diplomatic expulsions.
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The expulsions, apparently the first since the United States forced out two Chinese Embassy employees with diplomatic cover in 1987, show the American government is now taking a harder line against suspected espionage by China, officials said.
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Evan S. Medeiros, a senior Asia director at the National Security Council under President Barack Obama, said he was unaware of any expulsions of Chinese diplomats or spies with diplomatic cover during Mr. Obama's time in office.
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One of the officials said that would be a "very serious step," especially given the last round of tit-for-tat expulsions, which left Russia and the US with significantly smaller diplomatic forces in each other's countries.
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The move comes after 60 American diplomats left Russia as part of tit-for-tat series of expulsions following the poisoning of a Russian spy and his daughter in Britain, allegedly at the hands of the Kremlin.
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The statement by the Chinese Foreign Ministry, made at a regularly scheduled news conference in Beijing, was the first official acknowledgment by either side of the expulsions, which were reported by The New York Times on Sunday.
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Last week, former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic was convicted of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity for mass killings and expulsions of Muslims and the siege of Sarajevo, and sentenced to life in prison.
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Algeria&aposs mass expulsions have picked up since October 2017, as the European Union renewed pressure on North African countries to head off migrants going north to Europe via the Mediterranean Sea or the barrier fences with Spain.
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Algeria&aposs mass expulsions have picked up since October 22014, as the European Union renewed pressure on North African countries to head off migrants going north to Europe via the Mediterranean Sea or the barrier fences with Spain.
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In a statement, it did not refer to the nerve agent attack in Britain earlier this month that was blamed on Russia and which other countries cited as the reason for similar expulsions of Russian diplomats on Monday.
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The U.S State Department said after Russia announced the expulsions on Thursday evening that it reserved the right to respond further, saying the list of diplomats designated for expulsion by Russia showed Moscow was not interested in diplomacy.
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Sensing the souring of the public mood, Ms. Merkel shifted tone this week from her usual credo about integrating migrants — "We can do it" — to stiff condemnation, and even contemplation of expulsions or deportation for newly arrived offenders.
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If his CBE title is removed, it would be the latest in a series of expulsions for the disgraced mogul, who has been fired from his film company, kicked out of the Academy and suspended from the BAFTAs.
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MOSCOW/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Moscow on Tuesday toughened its rhetoric in its row with Washington, saying it was considering ways to retaliate for the seizure of some of its diplomatic premises in the United States and expulsions of diplomats.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - On the eve of the first expulsions of refugees from Greece to Turkey under a deal to slow the influx of migrants to western Europe, Germany's interior minister expressed cautious optimism that the crisis had peaked.
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By strong-arming his government via aid budgets, beefing up policing of Libyan waters and preparing mass expulsions, the EU aims to emulate tactics that worked to hold back Syrians from Greece and tilt his risk-reward calculus.
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There's little precedent for expulsion of senators in modern times — according to the Senate Historical Office, there have only been 15 expulsions, of which 14 related to support for the Confederacy; the other was a 1797 treason case.
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Still, as they weighed the mass expulsions, US intelligence agency chiefs likely pointed out to the President that a like-for-like exodus of US and Russian diplomats from their posts could actually hurt America more than Russia.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced a response to the expulsions of Russian officials on Thursday, saying that 60 American diplomats would be booted out of Russia and that the U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg would be closed.
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" Officials at the Chinese Embassy "complained to State Department officials about the expulsions," the Times reported, noting that the action comes amid heightened tensions between the US and China, "the world's two largest economies and biggest strategic rivals.
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The top U.N. rights official voiced concern the tentative deal may lead to "collective and arbitrary expulsions" illegal under international law, and urged the EU to adopt a more humane set of measures at a summit on March 17.
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Days after the new government took power, Salvini—assuming a dual role as both interior minister and deputy PM—closed Italy's ports to migrant rescue boats and proposed a census of the country's Roma community ahead of possible expulsions.
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The poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury with a nerve agent prompted a wave of diplomatic expulsions and recriminations with ties between London and Moscow shriveling to a post-Cold War low in its wake.
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For students of color and students with disabilities — who are already dealing with unfair discipline practices that we know exist (excessive and unjust suspensions and expulsions, for example) — we're also subjecting them to the harmful effects of corporal punishment.
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Western diplomats have criticized Turkey for the sweeping expulsions and arrests in the wake of the attempted coup, urging Mr. Erdogan's government to remain committed to democratic principles including respect for human rights and for the rule of law.
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"Harvard's Secret Court," which was based on an article in The Harvard Crimson in 2002, chronicled the university's witch hunt of gay students in the 1920s, a campaign that resulted in expulsions, prolonged public humiliations, ruined lives and suicides.
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"The overarching goals of the 2014 directive to mitigate the school-to-prison pipeline, reduce suspensions and expulsions, and to prevent racially biased discipline are laudable and should be explored," Mr. Rubio wrote, asking that the guidance be revised.
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The recent expulsions highlight the struggle of hundreds of thousands of children desperate to study in the world's largest refugee settlement, but at risk of missing out on crucial years of education and the chance to obtain formal qualifications.
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Princeton historian Beth Lew-Williams explains the basic logic in her book The Chinese Must Go: Though the vigilantes set their sights on ridding themselves of Chinese neighbors, the expulsions were not simply local means directed towards local ends.
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While the Trump administration said those expulsions did not signal a change in policy toward Cuba, it has taken a more hostile stance to Havana than the Obama administration, which began normalizing relations with the old Cold War foe.
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We have chosen May 15 as the culmination of our protests because that is the day that Palestinians mark the "nakba," the Arabic word for catastrophe, which is what we call the expulsions from our homes 70 years ago.
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The expulsions come just a week after Russian President Vladimir Putin won re-election and Trump's congratulatory phone call in which he is reported to have failed to mention the London attack or Russian meddling in the U.S. election.
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The company, also Russia's second-biggest producer of pork, is joining a line-up of Russian firms seeking to raise capital on equity markets amid a bout of expulsions of diplomats following the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain.
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U.S. officials said the scale of the expulsions was based not only on the expansion of Russian espionage in the United States, but also on its increasing focus on critical infrastructure targets such as electrical grids, financial networks, transportation and healthcare.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said coordinated expulsions of Russian diplomats announced on Monday showed that the use of nerve toxin on a former Russian spy on English soil had brought to a head international frustrations with Moscow.
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The Congolese government on Tuesday said it had refused to renew the visa of Ida Sawyer, U.S.-based Human Rights Watch's senior researcher in the country, a move that follows expulsions of other foreign researchers in a tense election year.
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He was one of 69 people flown by Germany to Afghanistan last week on interior minister Horst Seehofer's 69th birthday, an event which Seehofer had promoted at a news conference as evidence that he was increasing the pace of expulsions.
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Putin has announced that there will be no retaliation against U.S. diplomats for the expulsions of Russians from the U.S. This may be a gesture toward Trump in the expectation that once he has taken office, Obama's actions will be overturned.
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Relations between the government and the company have been tested over the past year by a series of setbacks including a security raid on the company's data centre, delayed renewal of its operating license and the expulsions of its executives.
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The poisoning of the Russian former double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter in England in March led to tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats by Moscow and the West and was one reason for Britain's push to strengthen the OPCW.
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Although Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez had denounced the expulsions as "unjustified" and accused the United States of insufficient cooperation, three Cuban Interior Ministry officials and a doctor heading the inquiry provided more details in an interview on Sunday in Havana.
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ISTANBUL, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Expulsions from the military are not entirely over and more personnel will be dismissed if necessary, Turkish defence minister told CNN Turk television on Monday, following the dismissal of thousands of soldiers after a failed coup.
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The diplomatic expulsions were part of a coordinated effort by more than two dozen countries to punish Moscow for its alleged role in the nerve-agent poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter on British soil earlier this month.
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The expulsions, which were denounced by the Kremlin, were a show of solidarity with their ally Britain, which has accused the Kremlin of being behind the use of a nerve agent to poison a former Russian spy and his daughter.
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Russia will therefore continue to engage only if and when the United States is ready to do so, and, if faced with more hostile action - such as further diplomatic expulsions - will respond in kind, the people close to decision makers say.
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WASHINGTON — After a gunman marauded through Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School last month, conservative commentators — looking for a culprit — seized on an unlikely target: an Obama-era guidance document that sought to rein in the suspensions and expulsions of minority students.
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In a statement released by the Russian Foreign Ministry on Monday, officials accused British authorities of "a prejudiced, biased as well as hypocritical stance" in carrying out the expulsions, and castigated European Union and NATO member countries for following suit.
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Coupled with U.S. expulsions that were the result of days of intense diplomacy by Washington, London and later Paris, EU governments pulled off what seemed unthinkable a week before, and all in support of a country quitting the bloc in 2019.
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In late 2013, China threatened to not renew the press cards for all reporters in the mainland bureaus of The Times and Bloomberg News because of investigative stories they had done, which would have led to their de facto expulsions.
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The allegation of specific G.R.U. involvement in the use of the nerve agent adds to the heightened tensions between Moscow and the West, which has led to mutual expulsions of hundreds of diplomats and embassy employees, and to sanctions against Russia.
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Doubts about the school district's handling of Mr. Cruz have centered around a disciplinary program known as Promise, which was promoted by Superintendent Robert W. Runcie as a means of decreasing the number of suspensions and expulsions of minority students.
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But lost in the celebration of the show of force by Britain and its allies is an appreciation of the challenges these expulsions will ultimately pose to US intelligence agencies and the potential opportunity to truly impose costs on Moscow.
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If the administration has shifted tack on Russia and hardliners are gaining the upper hand in policy, it would be reasonable to expect follow-on actions from the diplomatic expulsions, perhaps in response to promised tit-for-tat measures by Russia.
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The mass expulsions are being done in solidarity with the UK's recent decision to throw out almost two dozen Russian diplomats after it said the Russians were behind the poisoning of an ex-Russian double agent and his adult daughter.
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The expulsions were carried out despite a 21990 bilateral agreement that Vietnamese immigrants who arrived in the United States prior to 21, many of whom had supported the now defunct U.S.-backed state of South Vietnam, would not be sent back.
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Britain has blamed Moscow for the poisonings, an accusation that the Kremlin has continually mocked and rejected, and the dispute precipitated a series of expulsions of diplomats between the two countries and beyond, as Britain's allies rallied to its side.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Russia on Friday expelled four German diplomats, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Friday, as the Kremlin responds in kind to expulsions of its own officials from Western countries standing with Britain over the poisoning of a former agent.
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The expulsions precisely mirrored steps taken by Western governments against Russian diplomats and appeared to show Russia was not seeking to escalate the standoff over the nerve agent poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury, England, on March 4.
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Huntsman, who was appointed by U.S. President Donald Trump in 2017, said in a resignation letter circulated by U.S. media that he was stepping down after a two-year tenure overshadowed by U.S. sanctions on Moscow and tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions.
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The threat that the jihadists posed to the city's inheritance was often foreshadowed over the preceding centuries, from the Moroccan invasion in the late 16th century, which led to killings, expulsions and looting, to the French conquest at the end of the 19th.
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The summit, which took place against a backdrop of diplomatic expulsions after Britain blamed Moscow for poisoning a former Russian spy in the UK and just days after Russia test-fired its new intercontinental ballistic missile Sarmat, was of enormous strategic significance.
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But the expulsions raise the specter that the ultra-hardline group's anticipated demise could trigger yet more conflict, if Iraqis seek to root out sympathizers and pursue retribution outside the law for Islamic State crimes they say include massacre, rape and enslavement.
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Russian expulsions (Washington Post, April 15): Trump was "furious" after learning that the U.S. had expelled a total of Russian diplomats far in excess of other European countries following the nerve agent poisoning in the U.K. McGahn and Sessions (New York Times, Jan.
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Trump will find it very difficult to reverse the expulsions and lift the sanctions given that they were based on a unanimous conclusion by U.S. intelligence agencies, said Eugene Rumer, who was the top U.S. intelligence analyst for Russia from 2010 until 2014.
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Under the current guidelines for that part of the grant, the department encourages schools to increase access to mental health counseling, establish dropout prevention programs, reduce suspensions and expulsions and improve re-entry programs for students transitioning from the juvenile justice system.
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After the U.S.' surprise announcement of so many expulsions, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Tuesday that the Kremlin would respond "harshly" to the U.S.' decision but was still open to "strategic stability talks with Washington," according to the RIA news agency.
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It was the second time the Hennepin County attorney's office weighed in on the September events that led to suspensions, potential expulsions, talk of a bowl-game boycott and questions as to whether Coach Tracy Claeys should continue with the Gopher football program.
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Sometimes, American presidents decide to expel Russians who are thought to have done real damage with their espionage, and sometimes the expulsions are intended to send a warning shot to Moscow, with the expelled officials serving as pawns in a chess match.
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It is unclear why the men were fired, but both were linked to the migrant expulsions in the desert as well as to an unrelated corruption scandal involving the seizure of more than 700 kilograms (1,550 pounds) of cocaine from a cargo ship in May.
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Data drawn from 218 colleges between 2009 and 23, obtained by BuzzFeed News from the US Department of Justice through a Freedom of Information Act request, show that there were 563 reprimands of students for domestic and dating violence cases, but just 94 expulsions.
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Among the measures adopted as a bloc, the 28 leaders took the unprecedented step of recalling the EU's ambassador to Moscow for consultations while a group of countries, anticipating the coordinated expulsions set out Monday, agreed that they would be going a step further.
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Like many other war-related issues in the Balkan country, the event was ignored by Bosnian Serbs who deny their forces were responsible for large-scale crimes including killings, expulsions and unlawful detention of civilians and reject the rulings of international and domestic courts.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The expulsions of ticket holders from Olympic sites after they protested Michel Temer, Brazil's interim president, is fueling a debate over the limits of freedom of expression in a country that remains on edge amid a period of extraordinary political upheaval.
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The U.S. did not share the details of its announcement ahead of time, even in the final days as European countries were working to coordinate their responses, the diplomat said, adding that 60 expulsions was the "high end" of what was expected from the U.S..
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It was unclear, though, whether the two leaders discussed the Skripal case, which prompted the Trump administration to expel from the United States 60 Russian diplomats believed to have been working undercover as spies, by far the most expulsions of Russian officials by any country.
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WASHINGTON — Some senior Trump administration officials are pressing for more aggressive action toward Russia, hoping to persuade a reluctant President Trump to change his approach after a week of mass diplomatic expulsions that have driven the relationship with Moscow to its lowest point in decades.
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China announced Tuesday that journalists from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post would be forced to leave the country at the end of 2020 and would not be permitted to work in Hong Kong as allowed during past expulsions.
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BEIJING, March 24 (Reuters) - Publishers of three U.S. newspapers urged China on Tuesday to reverse a decision to force out about a dozen of their American journalists, saying in an open letter that the expulsions come at a time of "shared crisis" for the world.
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Kathimerini, citing senior diplomatic officials, reported that the expulsions are a response to attempts to bribe local officials in Greece and leaders of the Greek Orthodox Church and in response to attempts to derail an agreement that could expand NATO and EU membership in the Balkans.
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The arrest comes after a series of high-profile and embarrassing episodes for Tehran's relationship with Europe, including a series of arrests and diplomatic expulsions for assassinations or attempted assassinations of opponents in the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, France, and — according to some unconfirmed intelligence reports — even Albania.
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"These expulsions represent a moment when a feeling has suddenly crystallized, when years of vexation and provocation have worn the collective patience to breaking point, and when across the world – across three continents – there are countries who are willing to say enough is enough," Johnson said.
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"These expulsions represent a moment when a feeling has suddenly crystallised, when years of vexation and provocation have worn the collective patience to breaking point, and when across the world - across three continents - there are countries who are willing to say enough is enough," Johnson said.
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"These expulsions represent a moment when a feeling has suddenly crystallised, when years of vexation and provocation have worn the collective patience to breaking point, and when across the world – across three continents – there are countries who are willing to say enough is enough," Johnson said.
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have questioned the legality of the deal under the 1951 Geneva Convention on refugees, with its rules on what constitutes safe haven, and the European Convention on Human Rights, which prohibits mass expulsions.
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The big picture: The request is likely to provoke tensions still simmering from the poisoning several months ago — and could result in another round of diplomatic expulsions from either side, as Russia, which has denied any responsibility for the attacks, is likely to reject the extradition requests.
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Prior to Wednesday's meeting, one State Department source told CNN the move would be considered a "very serious step," especially given the last round of tit-for-tat expulsions that have left both Russia and the US with significantly smaller diplomatic forces in each other's countries.
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The expulsions were a direct result of a February 3 op-ed titled "China Is the Real Sick Man of Asia," in which foreign-affairs academic Walter Russell Mead wrote that China was struggling to control the coronavirus outbreak, and could suffer economic downfall as a result.
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A statement obtained by multiple news outlets from China's foreign ministry blamed the expulsions on an opinion piece written by Walter Russell Mead titled "China is the Real Sick Man of Asia," a reference to the ongoing outbreak of a new form of coronavirus in the country.
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After an inquiry into anti-Semitism in the party in 2016 that was derided as a whitewash, a 1,000-strong protest outside Parliament in March led by disaffected Jewish members, and a series of expulsions, the new rules would demonstrate that Labour, at last, was taking the problem seriously.
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After months of angry statements, diplomatic expulsions, and shuttered consulates, US and Russian officials have quietly put an end to the tit-for-tat retaliations between the two sides, and US officials are now considering reviving parts of a Russian proposal from March to strengthen military-to-military contacts.
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On a whole range of issues, from arms control to the mutual expulsions of diplomats after the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter in the UK and the issue of Russian meddling in the 2016 election campaign, relations are at their worst for decades.
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The freeing of the Mormon missionary from Utah came despite deepening U.S.-Venezuelan tensions that in the last week saw tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats, Washington's refusal to recognize the May 20 re-election of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, and the imposition of new U.S. sanctions on Caracas.
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Events like the Sochi Winter Games and the World Cup cast Russia in the role of a global power, which helps to foster national pride and to defuse the notion that the West has isolated Russia through international sanctions, diplomatic expulsions and other measures prompted by recent events.
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The tweeter in chief's failure to criticize Mr. Putin on this matter has raised obvious questions, as has his delay in signing legislation passed by Congress last week imposing tough but necessary economic sanctions on Russia for meddling in the election; the impending sanctions precipitated Mr. Putin's expulsions.
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As we contend below, based on our professional experience working to deter national security threats at home and abroad, the recent expulsions fall far short of the type of action needed to truly deter Russian aggression, and will present serious obstacles to the effectiveness of the US intelligence community.
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European Union officials say they discussed the desert expulsions with Algerian government officials privately in recent months, but the EU nonetheless settled upon Algeria as one of a handful of countries where it had hoped to set up centers to sort economic migrants from asylum-seekers fleeing for their lives.
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The country&aposs foreign affairs ministry said in a statement Thursday that Algeria was carrying out the expulsions according to both its own laws and international obligations and denounced the allegations as a concerted campaign by non-governmental organizations that have unfairly damaged the country&aposs relationship with its southern neighbors.
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The new wave of army expulsions and the overhaul of the Supreme Military Council (YAS) were announced in the official state gazette just hours after Erdogan said late on Saturday he planned to shut down existing military academies and put the armed forces under the command of the Defence Ministry.
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France's Emmanuel Macron and Germany's Angela Merkel are reported to have led the allied charge, resulting in the expulsion of nearly 140 diplomats spanning from Seattle, Washington, where the U.S. has ordered a Russian consulate closed, to Russia's western border, where Ukraine, the Baltic states, and Poland have all ordered expulsions.
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Instead, the noteworthy events in Jewish history were expulsions, such as the ones that drove the Jews out of England, in 1290, and Spain, in 1492, or massacres, such as the ones that cost thousands of Jewish lives in the Rhineland during the Crusades and in Ukraine in the seventeenth century.
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They probably think that there is not much else to pick from in a world frightened by the talk of trade wars, Korean nukes, weaponized South China Sea reefs and artificial islands, shooting wars in Central Europe and the Middle East, ill-boding massive expulsions of diplomats, and so on.
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The summit meeting in Helsinki, however, seems to have raised the Kremlin's hopes that Mr. Trump will stand by his repeated pledges to improve relations with Moscow, despite a series of tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats and a raft of new sanctions imposed on Russia since Mr. Trump took office.
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Sadly, the Jewish people all too frequently have had bloody reminders about the power of words -- whether it was religious leaders in medieval times who roused their congregations to plow through Jewish quarters in a sacred frenzy or the continuous blood libels, which led to countless massacres and brutal expulsions.
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A study published in Sociology of Education of more than 60,000 schools found that schools with relatively larger minority and poor populations are more likely to implement criminalized disciplinary policies — such as suspensions, expulsions, police referrals, and arrests — and less likely to treat students by, say, connecting them to psychological or behavioral care.
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Why it matters: The decision is sure to add to the perception that Trump is often unwilling to harshly punish Russia, especially after WashPost's report yesterday that detailed his anger over the scope of the expulsions of Russian diplomats from the United States in response to the Skripal nerve agent attack in England.
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Croat nationalists are especially resistant to changing this divided system, largely because establishing multiethnic, state-run schools would be an obstacle to carving out a Croat-only autonomous region in Bosnia, akin to what the Serbs have achieved in the war through brutal campaigns of expulsions and mass killings of non-Serb population.
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How U.S. Fuel Economy Standards Compare With the Rest of the World Quietly, Trump Administration and California Seek Deal on Car Emissions Consumer Bureau's Chief Gives Big Raises, Even as He Criticizes Spending Russia pressed Mr. Trump to meet with President Vladimir V. Putin after the tense exchange of diplomatic expulsions last week.
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The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, the militant group fighting for Rohingya rights that attacked police posts in Rakhine State, western Myanmar, in the fall of 2016 and the summer of 2017 — precipitating violent expulsions, mass flights and, human rights groups say, crimes against humanity — has reorganized in the camps at Cox's Bazar.
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But flamenco, an art of the dispossessed, also drew from musical and poetic traditions of Arabs and Sephardic Jews victimized in the expulsions and the forced conversions of the Spanish Inquisition—not to mention from African and Caribbean music and dance, which were imported, exported, and reimported in the Atlantic slave trade.
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His arrest came about two weeks after Maria Butina, a Russian gun-rights activist accused of acting illegally as a foreign agent, pleaded guilty to engaging in a conspiracy against the US. Experts say Russia has a history of tit-for-tat moves against the US, particularly when it comes to diplomatic expulsions or espionage.
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Critics of the Obama administration's guidance to colleges complained that it was unfair to use a standard of proof that was far lower than that used in criminal law, since disciplinary actions and expulsions that result from ambiguous sexual encounters can stigmatize young men long into the future, affecting their educational and job prospects.
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The expulsions to the desert borders that Algeria shares with Niger and Mali have all but ended since The Associated Press reported less than three weeks ago that more than 13,000 people, including women and children, had been dropped off in the stark, dangerous region since May 2017, according to officials with the U.N.&aposs International Organization for Migration.
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Along with its partners in the Dignity in Schools Campaign, they have researched and advocated for the implementation of restorative practices in place of punitive discipline in New York schools because, unlike suspensions and expulsions, restorative practices have been shown to reduce student offenses by as much as 58 percent, reduce absenteeism and, in some cases, increase graduation rates.
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After Russia blew that deadline, May reportedly discussed with the National Security Council a wide array of countermeasures, escalating from diplomatic expulsions to sanctions on Russian companies, a crackdown on illicit Russian assets in the UK, a ban on the operations of RT (Russia's state-owned propaganda arm) and even offensive cyber operations against Russian targets.
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Here is a summary of the best-known expulsions in recent years between the United States and Russia: President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia ordered the United States diplomatic mission to reduce its staff by 755 employees in response to American sanctions, including the expulsion of 35 Russian officials, imposed in the final weeks of President Barack Obama's administration.
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The 25-minute interview, during which the two men declined to give personal details, signaled a new and bizarre departure in Russia's official response to an attack that led to a series of tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats and helped push Russia's relations with the West to their lowest ebb since the end of the Cold War.
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He also explains the larger historical forces and phobias that set the stage for mass expulsions in Forsyth County, including the downward mobility of whites in the antebellum South; the irrational panic over black male sexuality; and the paranoia over the possibility of a black uprising to avenge slavery, which allowed whites to see themselves as victims, rather than aggressors.
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Here is a look at some of the best-known expulsions in recent years between the United States and Russia: President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia ordered the United States diplomatic mission to reduce its staff by 755 employees in response to American sanctions, including the expulsion of 35 Russian officials, imposed in the final weeks of the Obama administration.
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The reason for the diplomatic expulsions was the poisoning of a former Russian double agent living in the UK. Even as Sergei Skripal -- and his daughter, Yulia, who also was poisoned -- lay in the hospital, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova mocked the UK's report to the House of Commons on the attack: "It's a circus show in the British Parliament," Zakharova snapped.
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The expulsions were cheered by opponents of the normalization, including members of the Cuban exile community, historically hostile to a Castro government, and condemned by supporters of warmer relations between Cuba and the United States, who said the move threatened to create a new chapter of hostility and play into the hands of those who wish to drive the two countries apart.
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These students are more likely to be subjected to harsher punishments like suspensions and expulsions when compared to the average white student, and black boys and girls in particular have been more likely to be disciplined due to "adultification," an incorrect belief that these students are less innocent and older than their actual age, and thus are more deserving of harsh punishment for infractions.
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Ivan Kurilla, an expert on Russian-American relations at the European University at St. Petersburg, said that perhaps the most Mr. Putin could realistically expect from Mr. Trump was an agreement that their two countries would reopen consulates closed last year and that some of the Russian and American diplomats caught up in rounds of tit-for-tat expulsions would return to their posts.
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Marine officer accused of sexual harassment must fight to stay in Corps Sanctions, censure, expulsions: Congress weighs options to counter Trump Jim Mattis once wanted to rocket Marines into space, foreshadowing Trump's Space Force "Estimating risk for a large number of military installations worldwide requires some complex statistical analysis, and RAND's 2014 military survey was not designed with this task in mind," said Air Force Maj.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that Russia had identified the two suspects accused by the U.K. of poisoning former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury, England, and responded that they are "civilians" when asked if they work for Russia's military, reports the AP. Why it matters: Russia has repeatedly denied culpability for last year's Novichok poisoning, which resulted in one of the largest diplomatic expulsions in history.
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Finally, the Kremlin's aggressive posture on expulsions might jeopardize an early summit that Putin hopes to have with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who may face pressure in Congress not to meet.
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I do think that his pivot eventually to what we saw in the CNBC interview was the thing that the administration ought to be doing, which is highlighting not just the sanctions, but the diplomatic expulsions, the lethal aid to Ukraine, and other elements that are much more robust of the policy as opposed to the rhetoric that we saw when the president was standing with Vladimir Putin, which was, again, I think indefensible.
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In a move likely to make schools significantly less safe, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's school "safety" commission is about to release a report expected to recommend the cancellation of the Obama administration's guidance on school discipline that has helped schools find productive alternatives to student suspensions and expulsions.
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