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"We Don't Recognise Nicolas Maduro's Government": US Tells Venezuela
Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro has no authority to sever relations with the United States, the State Department said Wednesday, hitting back after the leftist leader gave American diplomats 72 hours to leave the country.
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US Probing If 'Viral' Attack Sickened Diplomats In Cuba: Official
U.S. investigators are looking at a range of theories, including the possibility of a "viral" attack, to explain what may have sickened some American diplomats who were stationed in Havana, the State Department said on Tuesday.
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Trump Says He Is 'Very Thankful' To Putin For Expelling U.S. Diplomats From Russia
President Donald Trump said here Thursday that he is "very thankful" to Russian President Vladimir Putin for expelling hundreds of U.S. diplomats from Russia, because he said it helps him cut the U.S. government's payroll.
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Vladimir Putin Says Russia Won't Oust US Diplomats In Hacking Flap
President Vladimir Putin has condemned a new round of US sanctions against Russia but said Moscow will not retaliate by expelling American diplomats.
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India Is On The Verge Of Astounding Itself And The World: US
India is on the verge of "astounding" itself and the world as it is passionate about innovation and entrepreneurship and is experiencing a "growing vibrancy", a top American diplomat has said.
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Indo-US Investment Treaty to Attract Capital: Indian-Origin American Diplomat
Noting that a high-standard bilateral investment treaty (BIT) with US would lock-in long-term economic reforms in India, a top Indian-origin American diplomat has said it will also provide much needed confidence to investors to do business in the country.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry, Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel to Visit India to Push Strategic Ties
America's top diplomat and the head of its Defence Department will visit India in coming weeks seeking to revitalize a relationship the United States sees as a crucial counterbalance in Asia to an increasingly assertive China.
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US to announce special envoy to Afghanistan, Pak
Amid rising tensions over an American diplomat's shooting of two Pakistanis, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton plans to name a retired career diplomat as the Obama administration's special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, U.S. officials said Monday.Marc Grossman, who served as the State Department's third-ranking diplomat under ...
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US denies handing down threat to Pak Ambassador on Davis case
The US today denied as "simply inaccurate" an American media report that the Obamaadministration had threatened to evict Pakistan's Ambassador in Washington and call off President Asif Ali Zardari's upcoming visit if a US official arrested for murder is not released."ABC News carried a story regarding a conversation in Washington between seni...
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US on diplomatic row: Trilateral meeting could be postponed
US has maintained that reports about suspending all contacts with Pakistan were "not true", but hinted at a possible postponement of the trilateral meeting involving Islamabad if the stalemate over the release of an American diplomat detained on possible murder charges continued."We want to have a productive meeting. If there's a reason why we don'...
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US denies suspending all high-level dialogue with Pakistan
The US has denied reports that it has suspended all high-level dialogue with Pakistan afterIslamabad refused to release an American diplomat detained on possible murder charges."We continue contact with Pakistan to express the importance of resolving the case of a US diplomat in accordance with international law," State Department spokesman P J Cro...
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Clinton raises issue of US diplomat with Zardari and Kayani
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has taken up the issue of release of the American"diplomat", who has been in police custody for killing two people in Lahore, with Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari and Army Chief Ashfaq Pervez Kayani."We continue to have contacts with our Pakistani counterparts, and we continue to emphasize the importance of...
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"We Don't Recognise Nicolas Maduro's Government": US Tells Venezuela
Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro has no authority to sever relations with the United States, the State Department said Wednesday, hitting back after the leftist leader gave American diplomats 72 hours to leave the country.
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US Probing If 'Viral' Attack Sickened Diplomats In Cuba: Official
U.S. investigators are looking at a range of theories, including the possibility of a "viral" attack, to explain what may have sickened some American diplomats who were stationed in Havana, the State Department said on Tuesday.
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Trump Says He Is 'Very Thankful' To Putin For Expelling U.S. Diplomats From Russia
President Donald Trump said here Thursday that he is "very thankful" to Russian President Vladimir Putin for expelling hundreds of U.S. diplomats from Russia, because he said it helps him cut the U.S. government's payroll.
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Vladimir Putin Says Russia Won't Oust US Diplomats In Hacking Flap
President Vladimir Putin has condemned a new round of US sanctions against Russia but said Moscow will not retaliate by expelling American diplomats.
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India Is On The Verge Of Astounding Itself And The World: US
India is on the verge of "astounding" itself and the world as it is passionate about innovation and entrepreneurship and is experiencing a "growing vibrancy", a top American diplomat has said.
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Indo-US Investment Treaty to Attract Capital: Indian-Origin American Diplomat
Noting that a high-standard bilateral investment treaty (BIT) with US would lock-in long-term economic reforms in India, a top Indian-origin American diplomat has said it will also provide much needed confidence to investors to do business in the country.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry, Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel to Visit India to Push Strategic Ties
America's top diplomat and the head of its Defence Department will visit India in coming weeks seeking to revitalize a relationship the United States sees as a crucial counterbalance in Asia to an increasingly assertive China.
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US to announce special envoy to Afghanistan, Pak
Amid rising tensions over an American diplomat's shooting of two Pakistanis, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton plans to name a retired career diplomat as the Obama administration's special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, U.S. officials said Monday.Marc Grossman, who served as the State Department's third-ranking diplomat under ...
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US denies handing down threat to Pak Ambassador on Davis case
The US today denied as "simply inaccurate" an American media report that the Obamaadministration had threatened to evict Pakistan's Ambassador in Washington and call off President Asif Ali Zardari's upcoming visit if a US official arrested for murder is not released."ABC News carried a story regarding a conversation in Washington between seni...
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US on diplomatic row: Trilateral meeting could be postponed
US has maintained that reports about suspending all contacts with Pakistan were "not true", but hinted at a possible postponement of the trilateral meeting involving Islamabad if the stalemate over the release of an American diplomat detained on possible murder charges continued."We want to have a productive meeting. If there's a reason why we don'...
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US denies suspending all high-level dialogue with Pakistan
The US has denied reports that it has suspended all high-level dialogue with Pakistan afterIslamabad refused to release an American diplomat detained on possible murder charges."We continue contact with Pakistan to express the importance of resolving the case of a US diplomat in accordance with international law," State Department spokesman P J Cro...
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Clinton raises issue of US diplomat with Zardari and Kayani
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has taken up the issue of release of the American"diplomat", who has been in police custody for killing two people in Lahore, with Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari and Army Chief Ashfaq Pervez Kayani."We continue to have contacts with our Pakistani counterparts, and we continue to emphasize the importance of...
