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At UN, Barack Obama Marches on With Coalition Against Islamic State
President Barack Obama sits down with more than 100 leaders at the United Nations on Tuesday to push ahead with the US-led campaign against the Islamic State group despite Russia's rival plan.
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Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin Discuss Syrian Civil War
Russia and the United States agreed on Monday to look for a diplomatic end to the Syrian civil war but clashed over the central question of whether Syrian President Bashar al-Assad should retain power.
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Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin Hold Talks at UN
US President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin shook hands on Monday at United Nations headquarters and went into their first substantial bilateral talks in two years.
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'Cheers' but No Cheer: Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin's Grim Toast
Rarely can a toast at a UN luncheon have been so chilly. Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin went through the motions on Monday, clinking glasses and making eye contact, but no more.
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At UN, Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin Clash Over Working With Syria's Bashar al-Assad
The United States said on Monday it was willing to cooperate with Russia, as well as Iran, to try to end the Syrian civil war but the two big powers clashed over whether to work with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Vladimir Putin Heads For UN Showdown With Barack Obama Over Syria
Russian President Vladimir Putin will square off Monday with US rival Barack Obama at the United Nations, as the Kremlin leader pushes for a new coalition against the Islamic State.
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G7 United Against Jihadists and 'Russian Aggression'
World leaders at a G7 summit in Germany were today set to present a united front against global security threats ranging from jihadist insurgencies to what US President Barack Obama condemned as "Russian aggression in Ukraine".
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Pro-Russian militants in Ukraine defiant despite deal
Pro-Russian rebels kept their grip on seized government buildings in Ukraine on Friday, a day after Kiev struck a deal with Russia and the West aimed at easing the crisis in the ex-Soviet republic.
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Russia, West reach deal on Ukraine crisis but Barack Obama cautious
Russia, Ukraine and the West reached a surprise deal on Thursday aimed at easing the worst East-West crisis since the Cold War, but US President Barack Obama cautioned it was uncertain if Moscow would stand by the agreement.
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UN chief calls for equality, non-discrimination at Sochi Games
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on the participants of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, to advocate equality and non-discrimination during the games next month.
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One year and one billion dollars to destroy Syria's chemical arms, says Bashar al-Assad
President Bashar al-Assad has said it will take at least a year and 1 billion dollars for Syria to surrender its chemical weapons.
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Syria crisis: US, Russia pins hope for peace at Geneva talks
United States and Russia said they hoped talks on dismantling Syria's chemical arsenal would open the door to wider peace efforts, as they entered a second day of high-stakes meetings in Geneva.
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Syria conflict: Rift between Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin remains after talks
US President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin failed to bridge their bitter divisions over US plans for military action against the Syrian regime, and Washington signalled that it has given up on securing Moscow's support at the UN on the crisis.
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US not snooping on ordinary people, says Barack Obama
The United States does not spy on ordinary people's mail and phone calls, President Barack Obama said on Wednesday, insisting that US intelligence gathering was targeted at specific areas of concern.
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'I didn't set a red line. The world set a red line': Barack Obama on Syria
US President Barack Obama today said the world had set "a red line" for Syria and the international community's credibility was at stake if it did not take action against the regime's alleged use of chemical weapons.
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At UN, Barack Obama Marches on With Coalition Against Islamic State
President Barack Obama sits down with more than 100 leaders at the United Nations on Tuesday to push ahead with the US-led campaign against the Islamic State group despite Russia's rival plan.
-
Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin Discuss Syrian Civil War
Russia and the United States agreed on Monday to look for a diplomatic end to the Syrian civil war but clashed over the central question of whether Syrian President Bashar al-Assad should retain power.
-
Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin Hold Talks at UN
US President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin shook hands on Monday at United Nations headquarters and went into their first substantial bilateral talks in two years.
-
'Cheers' but No Cheer: Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin's Grim Toast
Rarely can a toast at a UN luncheon have been so chilly. Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin went through the motions on Monday, clinking glasses and making eye contact, but no more.
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At UN, Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin Clash Over Working With Syria's Bashar al-Assad
The United States said on Monday it was willing to cooperate with Russia, as well as Iran, to try to end the Syrian civil war but the two big powers clashed over whether to work with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Vladimir Putin Heads For UN Showdown With Barack Obama Over Syria
Russian President Vladimir Putin will square off Monday with US rival Barack Obama at the United Nations, as the Kremlin leader pushes for a new coalition against the Islamic State.
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G7 United Against Jihadists and 'Russian Aggression'
World leaders at a G7 summit in Germany were today set to present a united front against global security threats ranging from jihadist insurgencies to what US President Barack Obama condemned as "Russian aggression in Ukraine".
-
Pro-Russian militants in Ukraine defiant despite deal
Pro-Russian rebels kept their grip on seized government buildings in Ukraine on Friday, a day after Kiev struck a deal with Russia and the West aimed at easing the crisis in the ex-Soviet republic.
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Russia, West reach deal on Ukraine crisis but Barack Obama cautious
Russia, Ukraine and the West reached a surprise deal on Thursday aimed at easing the worst East-West crisis since the Cold War, but US President Barack Obama cautioned it was uncertain if Moscow would stand by the agreement.
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UN chief calls for equality, non-discrimination at Sochi Games
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on the participants of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, to advocate equality and non-discrimination during the games next month.
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One year and one billion dollars to destroy Syria's chemical arms, says Bashar al-Assad
President Bashar al-Assad has said it will take at least a year and 1 billion dollars for Syria to surrender its chemical weapons.
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Syria crisis: US, Russia pins hope for peace at Geneva talks
United States and Russia said they hoped talks on dismantling Syria's chemical arsenal would open the door to wider peace efforts, as they entered a second day of high-stakes meetings in Geneva.
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Syria conflict: Rift between Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin remains after talks
US President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin failed to bridge their bitter divisions over US plans for military action against the Syrian regime, and Washington signalled that it has given up on securing Moscow's support at the UN on the crisis.
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US not snooping on ordinary people, says Barack Obama
The United States does not spy on ordinary people's mail and phone calls, President Barack Obama said on Wednesday, insisting that US intelligence gathering was targeted at specific areas of concern.
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'I didn't set a red line. The world set a red line': Barack Obama on Syria
US President Barack Obama today said the world had set "a red line" for Syria and the international community's credibility was at stake if it did not take action against the regime's alleged use of chemical weapons.
