The U. S. Sanctions Policy towards the DPRK (1948–2020) by Drozdov, Denis S.

“…The article analyzes the reasons for the restrictions, as well as the results achieved by the White House administration. The periodization of the US sanctions policy towards the DPRK is given.…”
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L’administration Eisenhower et le spectre du communisme à Cuba by Salim Lamrani

“…During the first two years, from the recognition of the revolutionary government in January 1959 to the unilateral severance of diplomatic relations by Washington in January 1961, the White House sought to forge a link between Havana and Moscow in order to be able to rally the rest of the Latin American continent to its hostile policy towards the island.…”
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L’administration Eisenhower et la politique d’isolement contre Cuba by Salim Lamrani

“…Aware of the unpopularity of their foreign policy in Latin America, where most countries favored the free self-determination of peoples, Washington tried to persuade public opinion that Cuba had become an outpost of international communism on the continent and that a collective response to this threat was needed through the Organization of American States, an entity historically subordinate to the will of the White House.…”
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The Eisenhower administration and revolutionary justice in Cuba: “Humanitarian” considerations? by Salim Lamrani

“…Washington's position triggered the first diplomatic crisis with Havana, which recalled the White House’s support for the military regime and called into question the sincerity of these accusations. …”
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What the 2024 US presidential election portends for the IPEF supply chain agreement by Pitakdumrongkit, Kaewkamol

“…However, US leadership of the IPEF and the Agreement seems uncertain should Donald Trump make a return to the White House after the US Presidential Election in November. …”
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Trump and Southeast Asia : Portents of transactional diplomacy by Chong, Alan

“…In the wake of three Southeast Asian prime ministers’ visits to the Trump White House, a new pattern of diplomatic communication appears to be taking shape – transactional diplomacy.…”
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Trump Plan for Settlement of Palestine-Israeli Conflict by A. V. Krylov, A. V. Fedorchenko, N. Z. Shuminov

“…Abstract: This article is a review of the talk: Peace to Prosperity: A Vision to Improve the Lives of the Palestinian and Israeli People. Washington: The White House, January 29, 2020.181 p.…”
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U.S. Strategy in Syria: decision-making process by Alexey Bezrukov

“…On the basis of the analysis of the U.S. mechanism of foreign- policy decision making process a conclusion is made that the Syrian policy of the White House doesn’t reflect to the full extent the national interests of the USA and is a result of the struggle in American internal policy.…”
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US military doctrine in the contemporary conditions by Alexey Krivopalov

“…Instead of overcoming the fundamental disconnect between foreign policy and strategic objectives that is characteristic of the United States, the White House chooses to rely primarily on its supremacy in military technology. …”
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First Female Travel Journalist Meets First Lady: Mary Pos and Eleanor Roosevelt Speak on Women’s Roles and Intercultural Understanding by Babs Boter

“…Mary Pos, self-proclaimed first female travel journalist from the Netherlands, met Eleanor Roosevelt first in 1937 during a women-only press conference at the White House, and then in 1950 when Roosevelt visited Amsterdam. …”
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HE ROLE OF TURKEY IN EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN BY AMERICAN RESEARCHERS by V A Chmyreva

“…Despite the fact that there is no consensus on the future role of Turkey as an ally of the United States and NATO in the region among American experts, the need for the direct involvement of the White House in the resolution of regional conflicts is not in doubt and is determined by strategic interests of the USA in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East.…”
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The Rise of Trump and Its Global Implications - America At War With Itself by Han, Fook Kwang

“…The running war of words between the White House and the mainstream media is bad news for the fight against fake new. …”
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The rise in unemployment

“…Fourteen papers presented at a conference on rising unemployment held at the White House Conference Centre, Chelwood Gate, Sussex, in May 1985. …”

L’administration Eisenhower face à la justice révolutionnaire à Cuba : des considérations « humanitaires » ? by Salim Lamrani

“…Washington's position triggered the first diplomatic crisis with Havana, which recalled the White House’s support for the military regime and called into question the sincerity of these accusations. …”
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Robert Kagan, un « néo-conservateur » emblématique by Pierre Guerlain

“…Rather than being typical of American views of Europe, Kagan’s neo-imperialist musings are those of a clearly identified ideological group that now exerts enormous influence over the White House, and are strongly opposed by other Americans.…”
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Remembering Kirk Smith: a life in science and service by John P Holdren

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Trump angkat sumpah sebagai Presiden AS ke-45 by Kosmo, Kosmo

“…Hari ini terlakar satu lagi sejarah baharu di Amerika Syarikat apabila Donald John Trump berjalan masuk ke White House buat julung-­julung kalinya selepas selesai majlis angkat sumpahnya sebagai Presiden Amerika Syarikat (AS) ke­45. …”
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Construire un monde commun : entretien avec Amitai Etzioni by Amitai Etzioni, Isabelle Berrebi-Hoffmann

“…A sociologist, he taught at Columbia University and in the Harvard Business School and worked in the White House for Jimmy Carter before inspiring Tony Blair in his “Third Way” project to deal with the market economy. …”
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“Yugoslav Disunity and the New World Order”. Memorandum for Robert Gates by Redacción Tiempo Devorado

“…Bush Presidential Library – represents an early analysis of the critical situation of Yugoslavia made in the White House and a unique interpretation of its perspectives in the light of the proclamation of the “New World Order.” …”
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MY SAY: When will racial demagoguery end? by Abd Razak, Dzulkifli

“…This is based on a new poll conducted by Stanford University, probing the effect of the Democratic presidential candidate's race on his historic campaign for the White House. "There's a penalty for prejudice, and it's not trivial," Stanford University political scientist Paul Sniderman was quoted as saying. …”
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