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Not so Canada's government, whose foreign minister met Fidel Castro in January.

They're the ones whose foreign policy objective is the destruction of Israel.

He is also backed by Russia, whose foreign minister says that a Kuchma victory would "consolidate" Russian-Ukrainian relations.

History long regarded Gustav as an incompetent, stubborn, and sometimes mentally damaged figure whose foreign policy became a catastrophe.

Europeans feel they are taken for granted by a United States whose foreign policy focus has shifted.

He said most of these costs were incurred by public officials, whose foreign medical trips were financed by taxpayers.

First, the EU should work to Finlandise Ukraine, whose foreign policy, like Tito's, is now officially "non-aligned".

It's undeniable, though, that Bush -- whose foreign experience is second-hand -- is using the language of caution.

Singapore, whose foreign trade is three times its gross domestic product, has to allow enough freedom in its exchange rate to achieve domestic price stability.

Bush, whose foreign-policy advisers are drawn from the ranks of his brother's, had called for American ground troops in Iraq and Syria earlier in the campaign.

The median age of Hispanics, whose foreign-born contingent is by far the largest immigrant group, is 27, according to the Brookings Institution.