CIA

The United States had been running two separate military campaigns in Yemen, which was kept virtually secret from the American public.

The region of Xinjiang, located in north-western China, has in recent decades assumed ever greater significance for China, a country whose influence continues expanding internationally.

Intervention in the internal affairs of foreign states became a major direction of U.S. foreign policy soon after the end of World War II. The key instrument for achieving these goals was an agency with virtually unlimited powers, approved under the National Security Act of 1947, called the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

JFK set the precedent of being the first Catholic president and the youngest president-elect of the United States (43 years old), going down in history as an icon of his generation and leaving his phrase ("ich bin ein berliner") as