The US has now provided over $15 billion under the US Foreign Military Financing (FMF) programme.

The US has now provided over $15 billion under the US Foreign Military Financing (FMF) programme.
The decision comes after Intel yesterday published its quarterly financial reports, which point to a net loss of $2.9 billion.
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Last month the government decreed that healthcare providers who receive public funds are obliged to offer abortions.
The measures would remove criminal liability for the use of weapons when officers are acting in self-defence or repelling “attacks on the border”.
They criticised the government’s plans to liberalise the abortion law, introduce same-sex civil partnerships and expand hate-speech rules.
German police says officers acted after establishing that the people in question were Afghans with refugee status in Poland.
The government wants to create “a state that is equal for everyone and excludes no one”, said the deputy prime minister.
The measures will “interfere with basic constitutional freedoms” and “impede the provision of humanitarian, medical and legal assistance” to migrants.
“Pigs have more protection than Polish workers,” said the left-wing labour minister.
The proposal has been cautiously welcomed by both business and trade union figures.
By contrast, voters of the main ruling group, Civic Coalition (KO), are overwhelmingly happy with its work.
A deputy defence minister assures that Patriot air defence systems will continue to “defend the Polish sky”.
The aim of the film, created when Tusk was an opponent of the then government, was to portray him as a “German puppet”.
The government has allocated over 300 million zloty (€69 million) to its “Active School” programme.