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US begins Tweets in Arabic and Farsi
As part of its strategy to directly reach out to the people across the globe, the United States has started using non-English languages like Arabic and Farsi on social media."It's a key element of our plan and our strategy to engage people-to-people around the world," State Department spokesman P J Crowley said.The US does engages governments, but ...
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US diplomats in India just doing their job: State Department
Denying that Washington was interfering in India's internal affairs as alleged by the CPM, the US has said that American diplomats do in India what Indian diplomats do in the US.While declining to address the substance of India related WikiLeaks cables, State Department spokesman P J Crowley told reporters on Friday, "We are building a strategic pa...
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US denies role in Assange arrest
The State Department said on Tuesday the United States has no involvement in legal proceedings in London following the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.Assange appeared on Tuesday afternoon at a court in London after turning himself in to Scotland Yard earlier in the day.A British judge denied Assange bail after the WikiLeaks founder told...
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US warns India about possible WikiLeaks release
The US has warned India and other key governments across the world about a new potentially embarrassing release of classified documents by the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks which may harm the American interests and create tension in its ties with its "friends"."We have reached out to India to warn them about a possible release of documents," St...
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Obama looking forward to India visit, says US
US President Barack Obama is looking forward to his maiden trip to India in November, a senior administration official has said describing that the relationship between the two countries is vitally important. "The President looks forward to his trip to India," State Department spokesman, P J Crowley, told foreign journalists...
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Bhopal gas tragedy is a closed case now: US
The United States on Thursday said that the Bhopal gas tragedy is a closed case now."Yes," State Department Spokesman P J Crowley told reporters when asked if US considers Bhopal gas tragedy as a closed case now.Later the State Department Department official clarified that legally Bhopal gas case is closed.In December 1984, a Union Carbide plant in...
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US begins Tweets in Arabic and Farsi
As part of its strategy to directly reach out to the people across the globe, the United States has started using non-English languages like Arabic and Farsi on social media."It's a key element of our plan and our strategy to engage people-to-people around the world," State Department spokesman P J Crowley said.The US does engages governments, but ...
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US diplomats in India just doing their job: State Department
Denying that Washington was interfering in India's internal affairs as alleged by the CPM, the US has said that American diplomats do in India what Indian diplomats do in the US.While declining to address the substance of India related WikiLeaks cables, State Department spokesman P J Crowley told reporters on Friday, "We are building a strategic pa...
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US denies role in Assange arrest
The State Department said on Tuesday the United States has no involvement in legal proceedings in London following the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.Assange appeared on Tuesday afternoon at a court in London after turning himself in to Scotland Yard earlier in the day.A British judge denied Assange bail after the WikiLeaks founder told...
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US warns India about possible WikiLeaks release
The US has warned India and other key governments across the world about a new potentially embarrassing release of classified documents by the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks which may harm the American interests and create tension in its ties with its "friends"."We have reached out to India to warn them about a possible release of documents," St...
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Obama looking forward to India visit, says US
US President Barack Obama is looking forward to his maiden trip to India in November, a senior administration official has said describing that the relationship between the two countries is vitally important. "The President looks forward to his trip to India," State Department spokesman, P J Crowley, told foreign journalists...
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Bhopal gas tragedy is a closed case now: US
The United States on Thursday said that the Bhopal gas tragedy is a closed case now."Yes," State Department Spokesman P J Crowley told reporters when asked if US considers Bhopal gas tragedy as a closed case now.Later the State Department Department official clarified that legally Bhopal gas case is closed.In December 1984, a Union Carbide plant in...
