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John Kerry Changes Schedule, To Head For China G-20 Summit From India
US Secretary of State John Kerry, who arrived in India on Monday on a three-day visit, has cancelled his return to Washington scheduled, and will extend his stay in India before leaving for China to join President Barack Obama at the G-20 Summit.
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From Delhi, A Strong Message From John Kerry To Pakistan On Terror: 10 Facts
India and America are witnessing a defining moment in their progressing relationship, said US Secretary of State John Kerry, who is in Delhi just as the countries signed a deal to share each other's military bases for repairs and resupplies.
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Delhi Arrival Was Exacting. What John Kerry Will Do Over Next 2 Days
US Secretary of State John Kerry's arrival in India wasn't a dream landing - he was stuck for an hour in the traffic jams that paralyzed the capital after heavy rain last evening.
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India-US Strategic And Commercial Dialogue In Delhi Next Week
In what is likely to be the last major engagement between India and the outgoing administration of President Barack Obama, US Secretary of State John Kerry and Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker are coming to India next week for the second Strategic and Commercial Dialogue.
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John Kerry Doing Important Work in India, Says White House Amid Criticism Over Skipping Paris March
US Secretary of State John Kerry is doing important work in India, the White House said today defending the decision of the top American diplomat to skip the Paris anti-terror march over the weekend.
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Friends Don't Snoop on Each Other: Sushma Swaraj to John Kerry
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said that she complained today to US Secretary of State John Kerry about allegations that the National Security Agency targeted her party for surveillance.
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Don't Know that Israel Bombed a School: John Kerry to NDTV
When asked if Israel is using "disproportionate force" in Gaza, US Secretary of State John Kerry today told NDTV, "This is not the time for the Secretary of State of United States to start making those judgments."
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John Kerry Changes Schedule, To Head For China G-20 Summit From India
US Secretary of State John Kerry, who arrived in India on Monday on a three-day visit, has cancelled his return to Washington scheduled, and will extend his stay in India before leaving for China to join President Barack Obama at the G-20 Summit.
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From Delhi, A Strong Message From John Kerry To Pakistan On Terror: 10 Facts
India and America are witnessing a defining moment in their progressing relationship, said US Secretary of State John Kerry, who is in Delhi just as the countries signed a deal to share each other's military bases for repairs and resupplies.
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Delhi Arrival Was Exacting. What John Kerry Will Do Over Next 2 Days
US Secretary of State John Kerry's arrival in India wasn't a dream landing - he was stuck for an hour in the traffic jams that paralyzed the capital after heavy rain last evening.
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India-US Strategic And Commercial Dialogue In Delhi Next Week
In what is likely to be the last major engagement between India and the outgoing administration of President Barack Obama, US Secretary of State John Kerry and Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker are coming to India next week for the second Strategic and Commercial Dialogue.
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John Kerry Doing Important Work in India, Says White House Amid Criticism Over Skipping Paris March
US Secretary of State John Kerry is doing important work in India, the White House said today defending the decision of the top American diplomat to skip the Paris anti-terror march over the weekend.
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Friends Don't Snoop on Each Other: Sushma Swaraj to John Kerry
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said that she complained today to US Secretary of State John Kerry about allegations that the National Security Agency targeted her party for surveillance.
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Don't Know that Israel Bombed a School: John Kerry to NDTV
When asked if Israel is using "disproportionate force" in Gaza, US Secretary of State John Kerry today told NDTV, "This is not the time for the Secretary of State of United States to start making those judgments."
