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OPSC OCS Prelims 2024 Admit Card To Be Released Soon, Check Details
The OPSC examination consists of three stages: Prelims, Mains, and the Interview round.
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Sergei Lavrov Rejects 'Myth Of A Russian Threat' In Europe
Moscow's top diplomat Sergei Lavrov on Thursday denounced the "myth of a Russian threat" and accused Western powers of destabilising Europe, at a meeting in Germany of OSCE nations.
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John Kerry Warns OSCE Of Rise In 'Authoritarian Populism'
US Secretary of State John Kerry warned Thursday of "the danger of authoritarian populism" sweeping many Western democracies and cautioned against backsliding on basic freedoms.
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Air Strikes Alone Won't Defeat ISIS, Warns US
Syrian and Arab ground forces must be found to take on ISIS, US Secretary of State John Kerry said today, warning the militant group would not be defeated by air strikes alone.
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Russian Foreign Minister Says Will Not Refuse to Meet Turkish Counterpart
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said today he was willing to meet his Turkish counterpart this week for the two countries' first high-level face-to-face talks since Ankara shot down one of Moscow's warplanes.
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Belarus' Alexander Lukashenko Looks to Eased Sanctions But OSCE Queries Poll
Belarus strongman Alexander Lukashenko looked today to the EU to ease sanctions against his regime after a landslide electoral win, but international observers said the poll was tainted by irregularities.
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Ukraine Starts Pull-Back of Tanks, Light Artillery in East: Military
Ukraine has started withdrawing tanks and light artillery from the frontline in the eastern region of Luhansk in line with an agreement with Russian-backed separatists, Kiev's military said on Monday.
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The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Calls for 'Humane Treatment' of Migrants and Refugees
The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe called today for countries to treat migrants "humanely", as the EU struggles to cope with tens of thousands of people arriving in rickety boats.
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Germany Says Russia Backs Europe's Peace-Keeping Organization Unlimited Access in East Ukraine
Russia has agreed that the Organization for Security and Co-operation or OSCE should have unlimited access to monitor the latest ceasefire in eastern Ukraine, including the withdrawal of heavy weapons, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said today.
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John Kerry Arrives in Basel for OSCE Talks on Ukraine
US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Basel Wednesday evening for a meeting of top diplomats from some 50 OSCE countries which will focus on the spiralling Ukraine crisis.
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Pro-Russian Rebels Free Four European Security and Cooperation Observers
Pro-Russian insurgents on Saturday released a second team of observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, who had been held captive since the end of May, the organization said.
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OSCE sending team to Slavyansk to seek release of observers
The OSCE today said that a team of negotiators is heading to Slavyansk in eastern Ukraine to try and secure the release of eight military monitors held by pro-Russian militants.
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OPSC OCS Prelims 2024 Admit Card To Be Released Soon, Check Details
The OPSC examination consists of three stages: Prelims, Mains, and the Interview round.
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Sergei Lavrov Rejects 'Myth Of A Russian Threat' In Europe
Moscow's top diplomat Sergei Lavrov on Thursday denounced the "myth of a Russian threat" and accused Western powers of destabilising Europe, at a meeting in Germany of OSCE nations.
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John Kerry Warns OSCE Of Rise In 'Authoritarian Populism'
US Secretary of State John Kerry warned Thursday of "the danger of authoritarian populism" sweeping many Western democracies and cautioned against backsliding on basic freedoms.
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Air Strikes Alone Won't Defeat ISIS, Warns US
Syrian and Arab ground forces must be found to take on ISIS, US Secretary of State John Kerry said today, warning the militant group would not be defeated by air strikes alone.
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Russian Foreign Minister Says Will Not Refuse to Meet Turkish Counterpart
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said today he was willing to meet his Turkish counterpart this week for the two countries' first high-level face-to-face talks since Ankara shot down one of Moscow's warplanes.
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Belarus' Alexander Lukashenko Looks to Eased Sanctions But OSCE Queries Poll
Belarus strongman Alexander Lukashenko looked today to the EU to ease sanctions against his regime after a landslide electoral win, but international observers said the poll was tainted by irregularities.
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Ukraine Starts Pull-Back of Tanks, Light Artillery in East: Military
Ukraine has started withdrawing tanks and light artillery from the frontline in the eastern region of Luhansk in line with an agreement with Russian-backed separatists, Kiev's military said on Monday.
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The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Calls for 'Humane Treatment' of Migrants and Refugees
The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe called today for countries to treat migrants "humanely", as the EU struggles to cope with tens of thousands of people arriving in rickety boats.
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Germany Says Russia Backs Europe's Peace-Keeping Organization Unlimited Access in East Ukraine
Russia has agreed that the Organization for Security and Co-operation or OSCE should have unlimited access to monitor the latest ceasefire in eastern Ukraine, including the withdrawal of heavy weapons, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said today.
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John Kerry Arrives in Basel for OSCE Talks on Ukraine
US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Basel Wednesday evening for a meeting of top diplomats from some 50 OSCE countries which will focus on the spiralling Ukraine crisis.
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Pro-Russian Rebels Free Four European Security and Cooperation Observers
Pro-Russian insurgents on Saturday released a second team of observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, who had been held captive since the end of May, the organization said.
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OSCE sending team to Slavyansk to seek release of observers
The OSCE today said that a team of negotiators is heading to Slavyansk in eastern Ukraine to try and secure the release of eight military monitors held by pro-Russian militants.
