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Henry Kissinger, who shaped world affairs under two presidents, dies at 100 The diplomat exercised an unparalleled control over U.S. international affairs and policymaking.

Presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger in June 1972, before leaving on his fourth trip to the People's Republic of China.

While young and still unknown, Kissinger was moving into the world of foreign policy heavyweights, a world he would come to dominate. »

It’s your chance to gripe and complain from anywhere in the world about ways you’ve been annoyed this year.

Your most petty peeves about people, businesses, sports teams, your job, your pets — whatever — could be published in the Tampa Bay Times.

It involves an unadorned metal pole instead of a tree (tinsel is “distracting”), feats of strength and the airing of grievances. »

Henry Kissinger, the former secretary of state under Richard Nixon who became one of the most prominent and controversial figures of US foreign policy in the 20th century, has died.

His consulting firm Kissinger Associates announced his death in a statement on Wednesday evening, but did not disclose a cause.

Kissinger was a Harvard academic before becoming national security adviser when Nixon won the White House in 1968. »

Russian birth rates are falling amid war in Ukraine and a deepening economic crisis.

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Putin himself is rumored to have more than four children, though he has never publicly discussed this. »