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Nuclear Security Summit, Washington

President Obama starts this week’s trip to Europe in a country where his popularity is huge

Global Politics

The Dutch have the oldest and largest Obama fan club in Europe, according to an analyst there. The reason? He stands for diversity and cooperation with Europe —and the Dutch get his problems with the Tea Party.

Nuclear Security Summit, Washington

President Obama starts this week’s trip to Europe in a country where his popularity is huge

Global Politics
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