U.S. House Speaker Ryan offers election-year security agendaWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan unveiled a national security policy featuring stronger defense on Thursday, the next step in a conservative policy agenda rolling out as he works to unify Republicans after a divisive primary campaign. The plan is sharply critical of President Barack Obama, blaming the Democrat for “eight years of broken promises, concessions, and retreat” in the Syrian civil war, nuclear deal with Iran, chilly relations with Russia and dealings with a bellicose North Korea. It would overturn some of what Obama allies consider his foreign policy achievements, including the Iran deal and his moves toward normal relations with Communist-ruled Cuba. And it criticizes efforts to close the Guantanamo detention center. While not providing figures, it also calls for an end to military rollbacks and demands “adequate, predictable budgets.” The blueprint includes several departures from foreign policy statements by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, whom Ryan has endorsed in the White House race. It does not demand the erection of a massive wall along the Mexican border, a centerpiece of Trump’s campaigning. Ryan calls for border security measures including “high fencing,” aerial surveillance and radar. But it echoes some of Trump’s concerns about Muslim immigrants, with calls to tighten refugee screening and discussion of ways not to radicalize youths. Trump sparked outrage by promising to temporarily ban Muslims from the United States. “We must constantly reassess our defenses in order to find and close security gaps so that Islamist militants cannot slip into our country undetected,” Ryan’s plan said. The plan is not isolationist. It takes a strong line on battling militants abroad, saying the United States must keep all options on the table and “eliminate terrorist sanctuaries.”  Trump has been critical of some U.S. alliances. Ryan’s plan, in contrast, underscores the importance of NATO, calls ties to Israel “the cornerstone of stability in the Middle East,” advocates severe sanctions on Iran and says the United States should stand up to Russian aggression while bolstering Ukraine. It also calls for more trade agreements and says foreign aid programs should make recipient countries self-sufficient. The plan calls for increased security for diplomats and facilities overseas. In that context, it mentions the 2012 attacks on Benghazi, which many Republicans cite to criticize then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Trump’s rival in the White House race. Ryan, the country’s highest-ranking elected Republican, has described the agenda as a way to offer voters a coherent policy message for 2017. He unveiled an anti-poverty agenda on Monday. Initiatives on regulation, constitutional authority, healthcare and tax reform are expected in the coming weeks. politicsNews
house speaker ryan offers security agendawashington reuters house speaker paul ryan unveiled national security policy featuring stronger defense thursday next step conservative policy agenda rolling works unify republicans divisive primary campaign the plan sharply critical president barack obama blaming democrat eight years broken promises concessions retreat syrian civil war nuclear deal iran philly relations russia dealings bellicose north korea it would overturn obama allies consider foreign policy achievements including iran deal moves toward normal relations cuba and criticizes efforts close guantanamo detention center while providing figures also calls end military rollback demands adequate predictable the blueprint includes several departures foreign policy statements presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump ryan endorsed white house race it demand erection massive wall along mexican border centerpiece trump campaigning ryan calls border security measures including high fencing aerial surveillance radar but echoes trump concerns muslim immigrants calls tighten refugee screening discussion ways radicalism youths trump sparked outrage promising temporarily ban muslims united states we must constantly assess defenses order find close security gaps islamic militants slip country undetected ryan plan said the plan isolationist it takes strong line battling militants abroad saying united states must keep options table eliminate terrorist trump critical alliances ryan plan contrast underscores importance nato calls ties israel cornerstone stability middle east advocates severe sanctions iran says united states stand russian aggression fostering ukraine it also calls trade agreements says foreign aid programs make recipient countries the plan calls increased security diplomats facilities overseas in context mentions attacks bengali many republicans cite criticize state hillary clinton trump rival white house race ryan country elected republican described agenda way offer voters coherent policy message he unveiled agenda monday initiatives regulation constitutional authority healthcare tax reform expected coming weeks politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: U.S. House Speaker Ryan offers election-year security agendaWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan unveiled a national security policy featuring stronger defense on Thursday, the next step in a conservative policy agenda rolling out as he works to unify Republicans after a divisive primary campaign. The plan is sharply critical of President Barack Obama, blaming the Democrat for “eight years of broken promises, concessions, and retreat” in the Syrian civil war, nuclear deal with Iran, chilly relations with Russia and dealings with a bellicose North Korea. It would overturn some of what Obama allies consider his foreign policy achievements, including the Iran deal and his moves toward normal relations with Communist-ruled Cuba. And it criticizes efforts to close the Guantanamo detention center. While not providing figures, it also calls for an end to military rollbacks and demands “adequate, predictable budgets.” The blueprint includes several departures from foreign policy statements by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, whom Ryan has endorsed in the White House race. It does not demand the erection of a massive wall along the Mexican border, a centerpiece of Trump’s campaigning. Ryan calls for border security measures including “high fencing,” aerial surveillance and radar. But it echoes some of Trump’s concerns about Muslim immigrants, with calls to tighten refugee screening and discussion of ways not to radicalize youths. Trump sparked outrage by promising to temporarily ban Muslims from the United States. “We must constantly reassess our defenses in order to find and close security gaps so that Islamist militants cannot slip into our country undetected,” Ryan’s plan said. The plan is not isolationist. It takes a strong line on battling militants abroad, saying the United States must keep all options on the table and “eliminate terrorist sanctuaries.”  Trump has been critical of some U.S. alliances. Ryan’s plan, in contrast, underscores the importance of NATO, calls ties to Israel “the cornerstone of stability in the Middle East,” advocates severe sanctions on Iran and says the United States should stand up to Russian aggression while bolstering Ukraine. It also calls for more trade agreements and says foreign aid programs should make recipient countries self-sufficient. The plan calls for increased security for diplomats and facilities overseas. In that context, it mentions the 2012 attacks on Benghazi, which many Republicans cite to criticize then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Trump’s rival in the White House race. Ryan, the country’s highest-ranking elected Republican, has described the agenda as a way to offer voters a coherent policy message for 2017. He unveiled an anti-poverty agenda on Monday. Initiatives on regulation, constitutional authority, healthcare and tax reform are expected in the coming weeks. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: house speaker ryan offers security agendawashington reuters house speaker paul ryan unveiled national security policy featuring stronger defense thursday next step conservative policy agenda rolling works unify republicans divisive primary campaign the plan sharply critical president barack obama blaming democrat eight years broken promises concessions retreat syrian civil war nuclear deal iran philly relations russia dealings bellicose north korea it would overturn obama allies consider foreign policy achievements including iran deal moves toward normal relations cuba and criticizes efforts close guantanamo detention center while providing figures also calls end military rollback demands adequate predictable the blueprint includes several departures foreign policy statements presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump ryan endorsed white house race it demand erection massive wall along mexican border centerpiece trump campaigning ryan calls border security measures including high fencing aerial surveillance radar but echoes trump concerns muslim immigrants calls tighten refugee screening discussion ways radicalism youths trump sparked outrage promising temporarily ban muslims united states we must constantly assess defenses order find close security gaps islamic militants slip country undetected ryan plan said the plan isolationist it takes strong line battling militants abroad saying united states must keep options table eliminate terrorist trump critical alliances ryan plan contrast underscores importance nato calls ties israel cornerstone stability middle east advocates severe sanctions iran says united states stand russian aggression fostering ukraine it also calls trade agreements says foreign aid programs make recipient countries the plan calls increased security diplomats facilities overseas in context mentions attacks bengali many republicans cite criticize state hillary clinton trump rival white house race ryan country elected republican described agenda way offer voters coherent policy message he unveiled agenda monday initiatives regulation constitutional authority healthcare tax reform expected coming weeks politicsnews