Destabilizing the Syrian government opened the way for the Islamic State.
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Ultimately, that decision opened the way for the rise of ISIS.
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"I opened the way for Spanish woman to win here," said Sánchez.
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But the error opened the way for Republicans to intensify their attacks.
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Francisco Franco, whose death in 1975 opened the way for Spain's democracy.
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That opened the way for the tension that followed among the former allies.
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It opened the way for others to get up and take their turn.
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That opened the way for a huge buildup of natural gas-generated capacity.
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This opened the way for Mr. Nazarbayev to endorse the axing of Cyrillic.
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Francisco Franco, the dictator whose death in 1975 opened the way for Spanish democracy.
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Netanyahu said it opened the way for possible Israeli gas supplies to Europe via Turkey.
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His success had opened the way for the moon landings, yet his popularity kept him grounded.
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It opened the way for the Syrian Arab Red Crescent to deliver aid to 70,000 residents.
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"He managed to solve many things and opened the way for many, many Cubans," she added.
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It's allowed athletes greater expression, and opened the way for shoes with political or social messages.
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The report also opened the way for a similar tribunal to address the genocide in Rwanda.
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The implosion of the Dream Team opened the way for Theresa May to become Prime Minister.
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The Israeli pull-out and his death in 2004 opened the way for Hamas to take charge.
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It also opened the way for the appointment of a special commissioner to orchestrate the reconstruction effort.
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The defeat of the latest coup seems to have opened the way for Mr Erdogan's counter-coup.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's recently approved affordable housing plan has opened the way for more such units.
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Christie's departure also opened the way for Rick Dearborn to take control of the daily decision-making.
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The uncertainty in the legislative language opened the way for a lawsuit, and now the president's decision.
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A court ruling opened the way for such sales, but Ms. Marion saw the events as telling.
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Nonetheless, the Supreme Court opened the way for the corporate takeover of politics through massive campaign spending.
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That wrecked Mr. Johnson's first attempt to win the Conservative Party leadership and opened the way for Mrs.
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Among other effects, the rulings opened the way for licensed gay bars, which proliferated in years to come.
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Two decades later, the 1965 Immigration Act opened the way for Indians, including my parents, to settle in America.
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The deal has opened the way for North Macedonia to seek membership of the European Union and NATO blocs.
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I think it changed a lot of the thinking and opened the way for a lot of older women.
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And a landmark education act in 2004 opened the way for tolerance to be taught even in primary school.
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Yet, it was an administrative law body — the Federal Communications Commission — that opened the way for hyper-partisan news.
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The defeat put China on the back foot and opened the way for Indian re-engagement with the island.
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And that has opened the way for a rediscovery of what gives policy meaning in the first place: politics.
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But, I think the second Razorlight album definitely opened the way for a flood of mediocrity in UK music.
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THE EU'S GENERAL Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has opened the way for a range of complaints about online advertising auctions.
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This blurred boundary between image and reality has opened the way for a huge new kind of celebrity endorsement. pic.twitter.
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A Supreme Court decision opened the way for states to allow sports betting, but some have moved slower than expected.
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The United Kingdom and the EU struck an agreement in December that opened the way for talks on future trade ties.
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Then Ms. DeJesus learned that a lawsuit by other families had opened the way for a visit to the grave site.
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The Saudi-led incursion against Houthi rebels in Yemen has opened the way for jihadist groups to gain territory and influence.
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The lifting of the sanctions in 2016 after the agreement opened the way for Inpex to again participate in developing the oilfield.
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Why this isn't surprising: Romney's name has been floated for months, and Orrin Hatch announcing his retirement opened the way for him.
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Russia: The country's highest court approved constitutional changes that opened the way for President Vladimir Putin to remain in power through 2036.
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The Supreme Court's 1883 gutting of the first US Civil Rights Act opened the way for the subsequent consolidation of Jim Crow law.
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In Brih, whose population is 4,000, it was not until 264 that a government-sponsored settlement opened the way for Christians to return.
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This opened the way for negotiations over a new government with the Center Party, a center-left group popular with Russian-speaking voters.
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Yet in doing so he has not only flouted traditional policy-making machinery but, in some cases, opened the way for legal challenges.
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By "evacuating" the ground on the nationalist right, she has opened the way for Mr Sarkozy, the most right-wing contender, to outflank her.
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Washington's move to withdraw, which opened the way for Ankara's offensive, left Syrian Kurds scrambling for help from President Bashar al-Assad and Moscow.
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The concession was extended by two years after a deal opened the way for international flights to land at Kukes airport in the northeast.
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"The Permian extinction opened the way for the origin of these lineages, and opened up opportunities for colonizing land and sea," Dr. Simões said.
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Graham warned that Trump's decision to withdraw the troops opened the way for a Turkish strike on Kurdish-led forces long allied with Washington.
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Russia's defense ministry said the United States attack had killed 62 Syrian troops, wounded 100 more and opened the way for an Islamic State offensive.
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The ad hoc group of bondholders and Barclays Capital have proposed alternative restructuring plans and posted a cash deposit that opened the way for talks.
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Carol Shea Porter in the 1st District, however, is retiring, which has opened the way for Sanders and a large slate of other ambitious Democrats.
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Intel chips opened the way for more software compatibility and eventually allowed even Windows to run on Macs when running special software, such as Bootcamp.
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It would be reprinted 12 times in the nine years before her death in 1547, and its success opened the way for other women writers.
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A diplomatic breakthrough last week potentially opened the way for an international summit between the countries aimed at finding a way to end the fighting.
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The Conservative Party's victory in December's general election opened the way for Britain to finally make good on its plans to leave the European Union.
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The nearly 2,500 mile American Main Street opened the way for the massive migration as families left other states to find opportunity in the West.
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But this merely opened the way for legal wrangling within Germany's federal states, each of which brings its own style to matters of culture and education.
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These anxieties have increased more than 40 years after the federal law known as Title IX opened the way for millions of girls to play sports.
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"It would have opened the way for personal importation through our airports of hashish and other products that are unsafe, unregulated and even deadly," he said.
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The losses incurred by the Viet Cong during those counterattacks opened the way for the American and South Vietnamese governments to push an accelerated pacification program.
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By highlighting the dangers of workplace harassment and exploitation, women have opened the way for men to also speak out about the prison of gender expectations.
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In one interview, he compared the political tone now to the 1930s, saying complacency towards unbridled nationalism then had opened the way for the rise of Hitler.
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He won that battle in late November by getting a seat on the board, which opened the way for a root-and-branch review of Electra's operations.
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Morocco coach Herve Renard said he was unhappy at what he felt was a foul by Pepe on Khalid Boutaib that opened the way for the goal.
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The withdrawal has opened the way for Turkish airstrikes against Kurdish forces, who had been loyal allies to the U.S. in the fight against the Islamic State.
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In 2014 a small coding error that would have been caught by formal specification opened the way for the Heartbleed bug, which threatened to bring down the Internet.
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This, they argue, allowed drug trafficking and other crimes to flourish and opened the way for local tribes to gain strength and influence outside the government&aposs reach.
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In the end, it appears that heavy coalition airstrikes opened the way for the Iraqi Counter Terrorism Service, generally considered the country's most professional and capable security force.
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Milan also showed little sign of nerves after Italy's constitutional court on Wednesday opened the way for fresh elections in the country this year, potentially in the summer.
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The conversation we're having about sexual violence is an important one, and this horrific video has opened the way for some much-needed truth-telling on the subject.
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The lifting of the sanctions in 2016 after an international agreement on Iran's nuclear programme had opened the way for Inpex to again participate in developing the oilfield.
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But that has opened the way for various groups to try to influence the outcome in the months ahead and to make their case for exemptions and discounts.
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The charges against Mr. Zuma were initially thrown out by prosecutors nearly a decade ago in a contentious decision that opened the way for him to become president.
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A diplomatic breakthrough last week potentially opened the way for an international summit between France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine aimed at finding a way to end the fighting.
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The Church opened the way for Mother Teresa's canonization last year after declaring the recovery of Brazilian Marcilio Haddad Andrino from a life-threatening brain infection a miracle.
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The Court of Chancery ruled for Westinghouse, a decision the Supreme Court said on Tuesday opened the way for Westinghouse to make "a wide-ranging" challenge Chicago Bridge's accounting.
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Washington and Seoul opened the way for the talks last week when they announced the postponement of joint military exercises that Pyongyang has denounced as a rehearsal for invasion.
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That opened the way for U.S. retaliatory trade sanctions, subject only to a decision by a WTO arbitrator about how big those sanctions should be, which is still pending.
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The ad hoc group of bondholders and Barclays Capital have proposed alternative restructuring plans, and the ad hoc group posted a cash deposit that opened the way for talks.
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When Mr. Stoner's rights to the gas system expired in 1977, it opened the way for dozens of weapons manufacturers to produce their own models, using the same technology.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said the coalition agreement opened the way for convergence with France on reform of the euro zone, something that the SPD had championed.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump has repeated that assertion and has also said weaknesses in Democratic National Committee systems had opened the way for their systems to be hacked.
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Impagliazzo said the charity receives food from dozens of stores and the number is growing after a new law opened the way for lower taxes on shops that donate leftovers.
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Ultimately, the strategy opened the way for her impeachment when it was discovered that the state-owned banks were in effect surreptitiously funding the government, hiding a growing budget deficit.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Lawmakers from both houses of France's parliament on Monday opened the way for the government to press ahead with its first major reform, an overhaul of labor rules.
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In Syria, the absence of any coherent U.S. policy under both Obama and Trump has opened the way for Iran to expand its influence and to do so under Russian protection.
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But the same thing happened in Sabathia's last start, when he failed to pick up a dribbler in front of the mound and it opened the way for a big inning.
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The verdict opened the way for prosecutors to charge the handful of surviving death-camp personnel with complicity in the liquidation on the grounds of their membership in a criminal organization.
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Kim Yong Chol was last in Washington in June, when he delivered a letter from Kim Jong Un to Trump that opened the way for the June 12 summit in Singapore.
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Allowing states to cover low-income adults with no children living at home changed the nature of the program, the administration asserted, and opened the way for provisions such as work requirements.
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When the Bulls traded Taj Gibson and Doug McDermott to Oklahoma City on Thursday, it opened the way for more playing time for Valentine, who hit his first five 3-point attempts.
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Predictably, Yates got a shoutout from President Trump, who seemed to dismiss her testimony, even though it opened the way for a lot of new questions the White House needs to answer.
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" That's your "Boys Will Be Boys" and "Sex is on Fire" and the second Razorlight album, which even Johnny Borrell thinks "opened the way for a flood of mediocrity in UK music.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China has opened the way for foreign asset managers to begin launching private investment funds in the country through local subsidiaries, by publishing long-awaited registration rules for such investments.
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Last month it imposed fresh restrictions on tourism and remittances to the island from the United States and opened the way for thousands of lawsuits by Americans against foreign companies operating in Cuba.
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The deal also opened the way for a resumption of top-level peace talks to end the conflict, which helped send Russia's ties with the West to post-Cold War lows in 2014.
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A deal with world powers on Tehran's nuclear programme in 2015 opened the way for Iranian airlines to update their fleets but many older planes are still in service, particularly on domestic routes.
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When I was in college, biographies had fallen out of favor in the academy, and that opened the way for some nonacademics to produce brilliant works that combined dogged research and delightful writing.
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As the first senator to opt out of seeking another term in 2018, Mr. Corker opened the way for another rowdy Southern primary in which the national party's influence may be sorely tested.
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Last week's deal opened the way for a resumption of top-level peace talks to end the conflict, which helped send Russia's ties with the West to post-Cold War lows in 2014.
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A deal with world powers on Tehran's nuclear program in 2015 opened the way for Iranian airlines to update their fleets but many older planes are still in service, particularly on domestic routes.
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The government of Macedonian Prime Minister Zoran Zaev pushed for an agreement with Greece after coming to power in 2017, and the compromise on the name opened the way for Macedonia's membership of NATO.
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The lifting of the ban on crude exports from the United States has also opened the way for increased output to make its way to Asian refiners, something that already appears to be happening.
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It was this unforgettable spirit of courage and sacrifice that made the D-Day landings at Normandy a success, opened the way for the Allied campaigns to Berlin, and ultimately ended the Third Reich.
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Yet the roll-out of mobile internet nearly a year ago has opened the way for cryptocurrency transactions, and enthusiasts have multiplied as the currency helps overcome obstacles created by U.S. sanctions on Cuba.
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This opened the way for the longstanding civil claims against the city, filed in federal court by relatives of victims as well as victims themselves, including some of those permanently wounded on the bridge.
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In Brazil, where satisfaction with democracy is lowest among the 18 countries, disillusionment opened the way for Jair Bolsonaro, a former paratrooper who extols the dictatorship of 1964-85, to win the presidency last month.
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The conservatives' biggest gripe is with Amoris Laetitia, which in a footnote opened the way for some remarried Catholics to receive the sacrament of the Eucharist, which Catholics believe is the very body of Christ.
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Butler's fielding error opened the way for two first-inning runs, and he struck out with a runner at third and one out in the third, and again in the sixth after Sanchez's leadoff single.
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The decision ended a decades-old dispute with neighboring Greece, whose northernmost province is also called Macedonia, and opened the way for North Macedonia, a former Yugoslav republic, to join the European Union and NATO.
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He said the decision to extend the vote, which was taken unexpectedly as complaints mounted on Saturday, opened the way for abuse, with half-filled ballot boxes left open all night in some polling centers.
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This has created chaos on Mexico's southern border and allowed the likes of the violent MS-13 criminal gang to run riot, and opened the way for more illegal drugs to flow into the United States.
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This opened the way for conservative-traditionalist theologians to, if you will, 'kidnap' the tradition, re-baptizing it in an anti-historical, anti-liberal fashion, with the language growing ever more extremist as time has passed.
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Strong earnings, in turn, have opened the way for fresh investment, and given the country's long ailing "smokestack" industries more cash flow which could, in theory, be used to start paying down a mountain of debt.
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Ms. Rousseff compared her plight to those of other Brazilian presidents hounded by their opponents, including João Goulart, a leftist toppled in a military coup in 1964 that opened the way for a 21-year dictatorship.
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The speaker of the lower house of Brazil's congress — a notoriously machiavellian politician who last year opened the way for the possible impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff — is now facing charges of corruption and money laundering.
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A campaign of retribution against Republicans who did not pledge fealty to Mr. Trump — and to Speaker Paul D. Ryan's legislative agenda — triggered an exodus of senior legislators that opened the way for a Democratic takeover.
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Mr. Trump dismissed concerns that his decision to pull back had opened the way for Russia, Iran, the Syrian government and the Islamic State to move into the abandoned territory and reassert influence in the area.
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An article on Page 16 this weekend about students with developmental disabilities in special college programs refers incorrectly to a legislative act passed in 1975 that opened the way for such students to attend mainstream classes.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un opened the way for talks with South Korea in a New Year's Day speech in which he called for reduced tensions and flagged the North's possible participation in the Winter Olympics.
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After pressure from allies, the United States has opened the way for more exemptions from tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminium that U.S. President Donald Trump put in place last week.
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Pompeo had been due to hold talks with senior North Korean official Kim Yong Chol, which were hoped to have opened the way for a second summit of the two countries' leaders and make progress on denuclearization.
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The decision from the Hague-based court opened the way for its prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, to further examine whether there is sufficient evidence to file charges against any Myanmar officials, although she has not done so yet.
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The move gave officials the freedom to manage shrinking resources without breaking fiscal laws and opened the way for the federal government to send an aid package of $860 million to pay for security during the Olympics.
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That opened the way for tens of billions of dollars to flow from investment funds in the United States and elsewhere to four Chinese institutions that issue bonds, including the Chinese government and the China Development Bank.
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By explaining the mechanics of ice-stream movement, he opened the way for research into the instability of the ice sheet and its potential for collapse, a subject of increasing concern as evidence on global warming accumulated.
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Quarles came into office as the Trump administration pledged to hack away at the Dodd-Frank Act, after the law had opened the way for Obama-era appointees to spend years imposing a suite of new regulations.
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That 2013 banking crisis, however, opened the way for other Russians, some of whom had close ties to the Kremlin, in contrast with Mr. Rybolovlev, to gain control of the Bank of Cyprus, at least on paper.
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Russia said on Tuesday that a U.S. decision to ease restrictions on arming Syrian rebels had opened the way for deliveries of shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles, a move it said would directly threaten Russian forces in Syria.
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That near-unanimous vote of the party-dominated legislature opened the way for Mr. Xi, in office since late 2012, to retain power for another decade or longer as president, Communist Party leader and chairman of the military.
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Its lurch came at a time when a race-baiting American president, Donald Trump, has opened the way for everyone's inner bigot and shown contempt for that most carefully nurtured and prodigious postwar child: the German-American alliance.
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EDUCATION LIFE An article on Page 16 this weekend about students with developmental disabilities in special college programs refers incorrectly to a legislative act passed in 1975 that opened the way for such students to attend mainstream classes.
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EDUCATION LIFE An article on Page 21 this weekend about students with developmental disabilities in special college programs refers incorrectly to a legislative act passed in 2800 that opened the way for such students to attend mainstream classes.
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Judges on the Superior Electoral Court, which oversees federal elections, ruled 4 to 3 in Mr. Temer's favor in a case that would have opened the way for him to be unseated as president if he had lost.
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The exit of Odebrecht and Camargo Correa, two companies ensnared in Brazil's largest-ever corruption scandal, opened the way for state development bank BNDES to extend a credit line of 1.8 billion reais ($483.64 million) for the expansion.
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He voted against a bill to make Martin Luther King's birthday a federal holiday but backed legislation to support his Native American constituents, including the 1988 Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, which opened the way for tribal casino development.
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Such waves have also opened the way for foreign crime groups to compete with Italy's indigenous mafias that over the years have reached deeper and invested in ostensibly legal activities like restaurants and the management of migrant centers.
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Under a civil nuclear pact with the United States, South Korea is unable to reprocess spent fuel, although an agreement with Washington last year opened the way for easier movement of spent fuel to a third country for disposal.
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Italy has a long history of home-grown organized crime, including the Sicilian Mafia and the Calabrian 'Ndrangheta, but immigration to Europe has opened the way for foreign crime groups to take root, including the Nigerian and Chinese mafias.
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Kim Yong Chol was last in Washington in June, when he delivered a letter from Kim Jong Un to Trump that opened the way for an unprecedented meeting between leaders of the two countries in Singapore on June 12.
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That opened the way for a group of evolutionary biologists, led by William F. Martin of Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf, Germany, to try to discern the nature of the organism from which the bacterial and archaeal domains emerged.
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In an interview published on Sunday, Macron warned of the threat from far-right movements across Europe, saying complacency during the 1930s was what had opened the way for the rise of Hitler in Germany and Mussolini in Italy.
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His followers had presented themselves as protectors of the protesters — whether nor not that was consistently the case — so their withdrawal implicitly opened the way for those antagonistic to the demonstrators, including the Iraqi government forces, to move in.
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In a policy U-turn, the mayor of Marseille, Jean-Claude Gaudin, has just opened the way for a casino operation in the Mediterranean port city of more than 800,19073 people, where one in four resident lives below the poverty line.
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By agreeing to move to the Bundestag, Schaeuble has opened the way for the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) to take over his coveted ministry, helping to unblock talks on a new three-way coalition likely also to include the Greens.
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"We opened the way for a limited amendment to the Libyan political agreement but it must be a Libyan-owned and a Libyan-steered process," said Kobler, who spoke after giving a Security Council briefing at U.N. headquarters in New York.
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Trump's decision on October 6 to withdraw US forces from northern Syria, where they had fought for years alongside Kurdish militias against the Islamic State, opened the way for Turkey to launch a long-threatened military incursion into northern Syria.
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When the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in 2006 that same-sex couples were entitled to equal protections, and opened the way for civil unions, it was considered a major victory, but Mr. Buckel was disappointed: He wanted marriage, nothing less.
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Pompeo said on Saturday the speech had not taken aim at individuals but rather the ideas of the previous administration, adding that the Obama-era policies opened the way for Islamic State and the spread of Iran's influence in the region.
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Gathered in Washington for a conference of the National Governors Association, Democratic leaders from the states expressed optimism that Mr. Trump had opened the way for a Democratic comeback by governing from the hard right and in a haphazard manner.
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Pompeo said on Saturday the speech had not taken aim at individuals but rather the ideas of the previous administration, adding that the Obama-era policies opened the way for Islamic State and the spread of Iran's influence in the region.
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WASHINGTON/BRUSSELS/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The United States opened the way for more exemptions from its steel and aluminum tariffs on Friday, after pressure from allies and intense lobbying from lawmakers, further diluting the measures just a day after they were formally announced.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs raised its probability of a no-deal Brexit to 15% from 10% on Friday as Prime Minister Theresa May's resignation potentially opened the way for a more hardline politician to lead the UK to exiting the European Union.
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The European Court of Human Rights opened the way for lawsuits from Greek Cypriots who lost property; by one reading, even ordinary tourists to the north could potentially face fines for staying at hotels or eating on restaurants built on Greek Cypriot land.
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Ms. Merkel's softened resistance opened the way for her coalition partners in the Social Democratic Party and two other political groups to press for a vote on the measure, which had previously been blocked by her Christian Democrats and their conservative allies.
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The lira closed the week at 5.8850 on Friday, as Turkey pressed on with a cross-border operation against Kurdish militants in northeastern Syria, after Trump decided to withdraw some U.S. troops from the region and opened the way for Ankara's incursion.
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The backstop issue, along with a common insurance scheme for European depositors, had long blocked the completion of the banking union, but a recent about-turn in Europe's powerhouse Germany in support of a backstop has opened the way for a deal.
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MANAMA, Bahrain — United States troops have resumed large-scale counterterrorism missions against the Islamic State in northern Syria, military officials say, nearly two months after President Trump's abrupt order to withdraw American troops opened the way for a bloody Turkish cross-border offensive.
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What started with the ultraconservative Tea Party movement, and came to international prominence through Sarah Palin, the much-mocked Republican vice-presidential nominee in 2008, opened the way for the Republicans to select a lascivious reality TV star and political novice as their standard-bearer.
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But on July 10, 1991, he committed a simple but utterly rebellious act that opened the way for the modern surge of Cuban players: He walked away from the Cuban national team during a layover in Miami and sought asylum in the United States.
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But the terms of some of those projects have drawn criticism from politicians in Sri Lanka and opened the way for countries such as India, the United States and Japan to rebuild ties in the Indian Ocean country that lies near key shipping lanes.
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It is this that has opened the way for a party refusenik such as Mr Macron—who, should he win, will have to get the people to break their unerring habit of resisting the change they have just voted for, a habit that accounts for much of their frustration.
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Brien, an Army and Air Force veteran, said the withdrawal, which opened the way for a Turkish offensive that displaced thousands of people and led to the escape of some Islamic State militants, contributed to his recent lack of faith in his party's ability to conduct foreign policy.
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The results delivered a serious blow to mainstream politicians and opened the way for coalition talks that, for the first time, could lead to a government that includes Harmony Center, a Moscow-friendly party that until this year had a cooperation agreement with Russia's governing party, United Russia.
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But an investigation by The New York Times, including interviews with 16 current and former partners, found that the roots of the problem go deeper — to a changing corporate culture that opened the way for an aggressive push into more government consulting, as well as new methods of compensation.
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The landmark deal, painfully negotiated for two years, has averted a potentially devastating war between Iran and the United States, has dismantled the key components of Iran's nuclear program, closing all paths for that country to build a bomb, and opened the way for Iran's reintegration into the global order.
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Mr. Poroshenko's eagerness to win over Mr. Trump and his growing fears that political rivals would thwart his re-election opened the way for Mr. Giuliani to press Ukraine's prosecutor general, Yuri Lutsenko, who has since been fired, to help Mr. Trump's own re-election by investigating Mr. Biden and his son.
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" Trump appeared to be referring to an article (that appeared in the Times' print edition two days prior, not "yesterday") that began, "United States troops have resumed large-scale counterterrorism missions against the Islamic State in northern Syria, military officials say, nearly two months after President Trump's abrupt order to withdraw American troops opened the way for a bloody Turkish cross-border offensive.
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Obama's decision in 2013, at a time when ISIS scarcely existed, not to uphold the American "red line" on Assad's use of chemical weapons was a pivotal moment in which he undermined America's word, incurred the lasting fury of Sunni Persian Gulf allies, shored up Assad by not subjecting him to serious one-off punitive strikes and opened the way for Putin to determine Syria's fate.
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The wars have also left hundreds of thousands of veterans with serious physical and psychological disabilities, and they have created conditions -- from the sectarianism and corruption that opened the way for the formation of ISIS in Syria and Iraq to the arming of extremist groups in Afghanistan that went on to join al Qaeda -- that actually increased the terrorist threats in the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Any trade war with the United States will only bring disaster to the world economy, Chinese Commerce Minister Zhong Shan said on Sunday, as Beijing stepped up its criticism on proposed metals tariffs by Washington amid fears it could shatter global growth After pressure from allies, the United States has opened the way for more exemptions from tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum that U.S. President Donald Trump set last week.
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On a visit to Tokyo and Seoul last week, the U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis (a) reaffirmed security guarantees to Japan and South Korea, (b) set the stage for an integrated American, Japanese and South Korean political, economic and military alliance, (c) opened the way for President Trump to knock heads together in Tokyo and Seoul to set aside their divisive historical grievances if they wanted Washington's umbrella and (d) told Pyongyang that our nuke operators knew the return address for a swift and devastating response if they ever saw a wrong move on their X-band radar.
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